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Day 5 – Bamiyan to Chagcharan


We departed Bamiyan early in the morning, driving for about 10 hours to reach the small town of Chagcharan. To reach the Minaret of Jam, this was our pit-stop where we spent the night, continuing onwards the next day.

The road from Bamiyan to Chagcharan is unpaved and goes through the mountains making it a slow and bumpy ride all the way.

Road outside Bamiyan, Afghanistan
Road outside Bamiyan
Mountainous road from Bamiyan to Chagcharan, Afghanistan
Mountainous road from Bamiyan to Chagcharan
Sheep on road from Bamiyan to Chagcharan, Afghanistan
Traffic block on road from Bamiyan to Chagcharan
Mountainous road from Bamiyan to Chagcharan, Afghanistan
Mountainous road from Bamiyan to Chagcharan

 

We arrived at our hotel (Wasim Hotel) located close to the banks of Hariund river in the evening, and called it a day after dinner at the hotel.

 

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Mazar-i-Sharif
The breathtaking facade of the Blue Mosque showcases the pinnacle of Timurid architecture with its mesmerizing, sea-of-blue tilework.
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Sakhi Shrine, Kabul
The stunning blue tilework and domes of the Sakhi Shrine (Ziyarat-e Sakhi) stand beautifully against the setting sun.
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Bamiyan
A golden-domed mosque stands in the foreground of the towering empty niche of the Great Buddha carved into the sandstone cliffs behind it.
 
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Band-e-Amir National Park
The towering limestone cliffs of Band-e-Amir reflect perfectly in the deep, sapphire-blue waters of Afghanistan’s first national park.
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Takht-e-Rustam
The ancient, rock-cut Buddhist stupa carved directly into the Samangan landscape remains a powerful testament to Afghanistan’s pre-Islamic heritage.
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Minaret of Jam
The towering, 12th-century Minaret of Jam stands as a lonely, intricate sentinel amidst the rugged and sun-drenched mountains of Ghor.
 
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Costs

Note: All values in USD, unless otherwise mentioned, are approximate and based on the exchange rate of USD 1 = AFN 67 at the time of publishing. Each cost is for one adult. Note that the expenses do not include international flights to and from Afghanistan.
 

What Cost Notes
Dinner $3.73 AFN 250 dinner at Chagcharan hotel.
Day Costs $3.73 Per person
Overall Costs $2,426.54 Per person

 

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Band-e-Amir National Park

Visit Band-e-Amir national park as day trip from Bamiyan.

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Bamiyan to Chagcharan

Drive from Bamiyan to Chagcharan.

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Minaret of Jam, Chishti Sharif

Visit Minaret of Jam, and onwards to Chishti Sharif.

 
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