Kabul-based tour operator
We run guided trips across sixteen provinces — Kabul, Bamyan, Herat, Mazar-i-Sharif, Panjshir and the Wakhan Corridor. English-speaking guides, your own driver, and the visa letter and provincial permits sorted before you arrive. Trips start from $200 per person.
Buzkashi season: the first game in Mazar-e-Sharif is on Friday 23 October 2026, then most Fridays until about March. Buzkashi Season Tour
One clear plan for stays, transfers, and guides.
Featured Destinations
Every province guide now includes the journey plan, included and excluded details, and related package options so you can explore everything in one place.
Historic neighborhoods, modern cafes, and bustling local bazaars in one city.
Wide valleys, dramatic cliffs, and a deep connection to ancient Silk Road stories.
The Pearl of Khorasan with majestic mosques, artisan workshops, and old citadels.
A spiritual route centered around the Blue Mosque and timeless architecture.
A powerful blend of medieval monuments and stories from the Ghaznavid era.
Ancient bazaars, pomegranate orchards, and a storied city that shaped Afghan identity.
Lush river valleys, the warm city of Jalalabad, and a gateway to eastern Afghanistan.
Dense cedar forests, wooden villages, and an untouched mountain culture unlike anywhere else.
A breathtaking emerald river, snow-capped peaks, and a valley of legendary natural beauty.
The Wakhan Corridor, lapis lazuli mines, and some of the most remote highland scenery in all of Central Asia.
Takht-e Rostam, a Buddhist stupa and monastery carved into the rock, two hours from Mazar-e-Sharif.
The Minaret of Jam, Afghanistan's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, alone in a mountain gorge by the Hari River.
Topdara, Afghanistan's largest standing stupa, the grapes and pottery of Charikar, and the Salang road into the Hindu Kush.
The 11th-century arch of Qala-e Bost and the Ghaznavid palaces of Lashkari Bazar, on the Helmand River.
A green river valley north-east of Jalalabad, with forested mountains and the town of Asadabad, on the road to Nuristan.
Mes Aynak, a vast Buddhist city on a copper mountain, an hour south of Kabul. Visits need a special permit.
Multi-city tours
6 ready routes, each with its days and nights and its price per person. Every one is a private tour on the dates you choose, with an English-speaking guide, a vehicle and driver, and hotels with breakfast.
6 days · 5 nightsBuddhas and Blue LakesKabul → Bamyan → Band-e Amir$900–$1,320 per person
4 days · 3 nightsGardens and MinaretsKabul → Herat$600–$880 per person
5 days · 4 nightsThree Capitals RoadKabul → Ghazni → Kandahar$750–$1,100 per person
7 days · 6 nightsCliffs and CitadelsKabul → Bamyan → Band-e Amir → Herat$1,050–$1,540 per person
8 days · 7 nightsHindu Kush CrossingKabul → Bamyan → Band-e Amir → Takht-e Rostam → Mazar → Balkh$1,200–$1,760 per person
11 days · 10 nightsHeart of Asia Grand TourKabul → Bamyan → Band-e Amir → Takht-e Rostam → Mazar → Balkh → Herat$1,650–$2,420 per person
What we do
The part you do not see
Routes built around the season — Bamyan and the Wakhan in summer, Jalalabad in winter — and around how fast you actually want to move.
Domestic and international tickets, and hotels we book directly in every province we run — from simple guesthouses to the better places in Kabul and Mazar.
Your guide and driver from the airport onward, permits and provincial registrations done for you, and a Kabul number that answers.
How it works
Your dates, how long you have, and what you want to see. A message on WhatsApp is enough to start.
A day-by-day itinerary with hotels, transport and timing, and a price that says what is included.
Invitation letter for your visa, provincial permits, registration on arrival, and your guide waiting at the airport.
Traveler Stories
Real feedback from travelers who explored Afghanistan with our team.
On Google
5.0/5 Google rating, September 2026. Read our reviews · Write one"The planning was flawless. Our guide made every city feel safe, rich, and unforgettable."
"From airport pickup to hotel check-in, everything was premium and perfectly coordinated."
"Beautiful itinerary, flexible team, and immediate support whenever we needed anything."
Travel Guides
Straight answers to the questions travelers ask us most — written by our local team, updated for 2026.
What safety really looks like on the ground, and how we plan every route around it.
Read guide When to goSeason-by-season weather and the best months for each region of Afghanistan.
Read guide PricesReal package prices by destination, and exactly what each tour includes.
Read guide National parkAfghanistan's first national park: the deep-blue highland lakes near Bamyan.
Read guide City guideThe Great Mosque, the Citadel, minarets, and bazaars of the western jewel city.
Read guide FoodKebabs, mantu, qabili palaw and more — what to eat and how to eat it safely.
Read guideCommon Questions
Trips start from $200 per person, depending on the destination and length: Kabul from $200, Bamyan from $450, Herat from $300, and remote provinces like Nuristan from $320. Our set tour packages cost $300 to $1,800 per person. Prices include your guide, transfers, and accommodation with breakfast. Contact us for a quote for your group size.
From 4 days for two cities to 11 days for the grand tour. Our multi-city tours: Buddhas and Blue Lakes (Kabul, Bamyan & Band-e Amir), 6 days and 5 nights, $900 to $1,320; Gardens and Minarets (Kabul & Herat), 4 days and 3 nights, $600 to $880; Three Capitals Road (Kabul, Ghazni & Kandahar), 5 days and 4 nights, $750 to $1,100; Cliffs and Citadels (Kabul, Bamyan & Herat), 7 days and 6 nights, $1,050 to $1,540; Hindu Kush Crossing (Kabul, Bamyan & Mazar-e-Sharif), 8 days and 7 nights, $1,200 to $1,760; Heart of Asia Grand Tour (Kabul, Bamyan, Mazar-e-Sharif & Herat), 11 days and 10 nights, $1,650 to $2,420. Prices are per person for a private tour on your dates, and every route can be made shorter or longer.
Yes. Our Buddhas and Blue Lakes tour does it in 6 days and 5 nights: 1 night in Kabul, 3 nights in Bamyan and 1 night in Kabul. It costs $900 to $1,320 per person, with an English-speaking guide, a vehicle and driver, and hotels with breakfast.
Yes. We book and issue air tickets, with a tour or on their own: domestic flights on Kam Air and Ariana Afghan Airlines between Kabul and Herat, Mazar-e-Sharif and Kandahar, and international flights to and from Kabul. Send your dates and departure city on WhatsApp and we will quote the best fare and route.
Yes. Hotel bookings are available as a standalone service even if you are not taking a full tour package. We work with reliable hotels across all the provinces we cover and can match your budget and preferences.
Yes. We provide full visa documentation support including invitation letters, permit costs, and guidance through the application process. This is included in our tour packages and also available as a separate service.
Our office is open Saturday to Thursday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. On Fridays the office is closed but we remain available online via WhatsApp and email. For urgent inquiries outside office hours, message us on WhatsApp — we respond 24 hours a day.
Yes. WhatsApp and online support are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — including Fridays and holidays. If your question needs an office team member, we will follow up the next working day.