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Introduction to Afghanistan Geographics Mountains By A. Shokour Khesrawi By Daud Saba April-Sept. 1999 Lemar-Aftaab W hen I was in Afghanistan, I thought I had a fairly good understanding and knowledge of my country's natural geographical heritage, at least virtually, as do many other Afghans. Now, I realize that I had limited knowledge, more limited than did previous generations. I believe the knowledge held by my generation is a scant picture. Since we can remember, a war has been raging - a war which has put a continuous halt to all kinds of exploration inside our beautiful country. I recall my first plan for a road trip in 1979. I had to convince my parents to allow me to take such an adventure and then to find a travel partner. Other than the major cities and the surrounding countryside, I had not visited most of Afghanistan and was looking forward to the trip. The plan was to follow a route from Kabul to Salang, Mazar-e Sharif, Jozjan, Maimana, Badghis, Herat, Farah, Kandahar, Ghanzi and back to Kabul. It was a delight to be out of Kabul and in the Shumali Valley and then to the province of Parwan. The valleys of Salang and Khenjan were the most beautiful valleys we had ever come across. After a week, we reached Sherbarghan, the capital of the province of Juzjan. Here trouble awaited us. A rebel attack on our bus resulted in our journey discontinuing. So, I failed in finishing my adventure, but the trip triggered a strong passion in me towards nature in general and in particular, the nature in Afghanistan.

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Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in Content Related to this Topic This Article's Table of Contents Expand all Collapse all Introduction Land Relief The Hindu Kush Physiographic regions Drainage Soils ... Plant and animal life People Ethnic groups Languages Religion Settlement patterns Urban settlement Rural settlement Demographic trends The economy Overview The Soviet legacy Economic collapse Agriculture and forestry ... Transportation and telecommunications Government and society Constitutional framework Political process Local government Informal institutions and justice ... Prehistory Historical beginnings (to the 7th century ) The Achaemenids and the Greeks The Kushans The Sasanids and Hephthalites The first Muslim dynasties ... Later dynasties Last Afghan empire Overthrow of foreign rule The Hotakis Nadir Shah The Durrani dynasty ... Ya'qub Khan (1879) Modern Afghanistan Afghanistan since 1973 The post-Taliban period Additional Reading Geography History Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled.

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