1-day trip: Kabul
Price
230.00
No. of people
1 - 5+
Date of tour
Based on client’s availability
Quick Summary
Day 1 - Kabul
Arrival, hotel briefing
Visit Bird Market and Sakhi Shrine
Drive to Kabul, visit Shah Do Shamshira Mosque and Bibi Mahro Hills
Airport drop-off
Tour Ends
Included in the trip
- English-speaking local guide.
- All transportation.
- Breakfast and lunch
- Water
- All site entries.
- All pick-ups and drop-offs.
Not Included in the Trip
- Visa fees.
- International flights.
- Local clothing.
- Sim cards.
- Souvenirs and anything not mentioned above.
Detailed Summary
Day 1 Kabul Arrival
Arrival and briefing at the hotel and Then you will have time to visit the bird Market known as the oldest part of Kabul where birds from all over the world is exhibited. It’s not only a bird market but a big portion of life like blacksmiths, sellers, old shops etc is out there. You will see various types people from different ethnicities and places of Afghanistan. Then visit an old turquoise-tiled mosque named Sakhi Shrine in the west of Kabul. This place is very sacred to Shia Muslims, who believe it to be the final resting-place of Hazrati Ali, the cousin of the Prophet Muhammad.
Visit to Shah Do Shamshira (the king with two swords) Mosque at the heart of Kabul city built by the King Amanullah khan in the memory of the Arab King who forced Kabul people in to Islam in the early 683 with his two swords. Then we will take you for an overall view of Kabul city at Bibi Mahro Hills.
Drop at the airport to make sure you will have your flight back home on time. Tour ends.
Tour Guide
There will be a local English-speaking guide accompanying you throughout the whole tour.
Accommodation
Transportation
We use our own very experienced drivers and their well-maintained vehicles, for all your transfers and road trips. They will expertly navigate the often-challenging road conditions and traffic of Afghanistan and ensure you have a safe and comfortable journey.
Visa
We can send you a Letter of Invitation (LoI) from our company to help with your visa application. Though not strictly speaking a requirement for a tourist visa, most Afghan Embassies and Consulates will ask for this when you you make your application. We will also send you a copy of our Registered Licence as an Afghan Governement approved Tour Operator.
Security
We are member of Afghanistan NGO Security Organization (ANSO) that reports any security issues, as they happen, around Afghanistan. A text message will come to our phone immediately, should there be a security incident, and we can decide what to do and where to go in a second.