Afghanistan Kabul Banyan Parwan Herat Peshawar 11 Days 9 Nights TATAF8646

03:30 p.m. The group meets with officials and tour leaders. Thai Airways check-in counter, departure hall, Suvarnabhumi Airport.
06:45 p.m. Depart for Islamabad Airport (ISB), Pakistan by Thai Airways, flight TG349 (flight time approximately 5.35 hours). The airline provides dinner during the flight.
10:20 p.m. Arrive at Islamabad Airport. Take you through immigration and customs formalities. Take you to the hotel.
Take you to a 5 star hotel, Pearl Continental Hotel ***** or equivalent (1st night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to the Afghan Embassy in Islamabad to apply for an Afghan visa. All of whom must present themselves at the embassy. With passport Then take you to see Margalla Hills National Park, a national park in Pakistan. Located in the Islamabad metropolitan area. Close to the northern boundary with Haripur Khyber Pahtunkhwa District, the park consists of the Margalla Hills, which form the foothills of the Himalayas. Along with Shakarparian Park and Rawal Lake, it was established in 1980. It is the third largest national park in Pakistan, covering an area of 42,960 acres. At 1,604 meters, Tilla Charouni is the highest peak in the park. The park is a major tourist attraction, with Daman-e-Koh and Pir Sohawa serving as popular hill stations. while Monal Restaurant, Shakarparian Cultural Complex and Lake View Park are popular picnic spots.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
In the afternoon, take you on a journey to see Daman Eco. Daman-e-Koh (11 km, approximately 25 minutes) is a hilltop park north of Islamabad. It is in the heart of the Margalla Hills. The name is a combination of two Persian words. Collectively known as the 'foothills', they are approximately 2,400 feet above sea level and approximately 500 feet higher than Islamabad. The area is a popular destination for both residents and tourists. Take you on a tour of the Pakistan Monument Museum (distance 20 km., takes approximately 1 hour). It is a national monument and heritage museum located on the western Shakarparian Hill in Islamabad. Pakistan This monument was built as a symbol of the unity of the Pakistani people. Dedicated to the Pakistanis who sacrifice today for a better tomorrow, the four large petals represent the four main cultures of Pakistan: Punjabi, Baloch, Sindhi and Pakhtun. Three small petals representing Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan minorities. The elevation makes the monument visible from across the Islamabad-Rawalpindi metropolitan area. and is a popular tourist destination
In the evening, have dinner at a Chinese restaurant.
Take you to a 5 star hotel, Pearl Continental Hotel ***** or similar (2nd night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to pick up your visa at the Afghan Embassy. Then take you to Islamabad Airport. Take you on a trip to stop for photos at the Faisal Mosque (prepare a headscarf for women). It is the largest mosque in Islamabad. Completed in 1986, it was designed by a Turkish architect. It looks like a tent in the middle of the desert. Freedom for you to take photos at your leisure.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
01:30 p.m. Take you to Islamabad airport. Check-in counter Cam Air Line (RQ)
04:30 p.m. Depart for Kabul Airport (KBL), Afghanistan by Cam Air flight RQ928 (flight time approximately 1 hour).
05:00 p.m. Arrive at Kabul Airport. Afghanistan Take you through immigration and customs formalities. (Kabul local time 30 minutes later than Pakistan)
In the evening, have dinner at the hotel.
Take you to the hotel: Cedar House Hotel Kabul **** or similar.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to visit the Buddha Niches, the Buddhas of Bamyan (distance 173 km, takes approximately 3.30 hours). The Buddhas of Bamyan are two Buddha statues built in the 6th century in the Bamyan Valley. Afghanistan It is located 130 kilometers northwest of Kabul at an altitude of 2,500 meters, carved into the side of a cliff in the Bamyan Valley in the quiet Hazarajat region of central Afghanistan. and was bombed and destroyed by the Taliban in March 2001. The structural components of the Buddha have been determined to be The "Eastern Buddha", which is smaller than 38 meters, was built around 570 AD, and the "Western Buddha", which is larger than 55 meters, was built around 618 AD, which dates back to the period. The Hephthalites ruled the region. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site of Historic Afghan Buddhism, it is a sacred site for Buddhists along the Silk Road. In March 2001, both statues were destroyed by the Taliban on the orders of their leader, Mullah Muhammad Omar. The Taliban government of the Islamic Emirate has condemned Buddha. Bamyan image as an idol This refers to the Muslim concept of shirk. International and local opinion strongly condemned the Buddha's destruction.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, take you to see Shahr-e Gholghola (City of the Screams), a 13th century city in Bamyan, Afghanistan. The Siege of Bamyan took place here in 1221 during the Mongol pursuit of Jalal ad-Din Mingburnu, the last ruler of the Khwarezmian Empire. Khan and Genghis Khan's favorite grandson were killed in battle by arrows from the besieged walls. This caused Genghis to massacre the population of the city and surrounding region. (The origin of the city's nickname: "City of Woe") After several months Ruins still remain near Bamyan, and Shahr-e Zuhak, also known as The Red City, is the ruins of a historic city in Bamyan, Afghanistan. Once home to 3,000 people, the city was a primary defense for the basin. It's time to take you back to your hotel.
In the evening, have dinner at the hotel.
Take you to the Royal Hotel **** or similar (1st night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you on a journey to see Band-e-Amir Lake (Lake of Band-e-Amir). The lake is frozen and covered with snow. But panoramas still have their own beauty. Six deep blue lakes separated by natural dams made of travertine. The name Band-e Amir means "Commander's Dam," which some believe refers to Ali. The first Imam of Islam (Shia) and the fourth Caliph of Islam (Sunni), and the area is dominated by the Hazaras ethnic group. Representing approximately 23% of Afghanistan's population, Band-e Amir was to become Afghanistan's first national park in the 1960s but was delayed due to political crises and decades of war.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
In the afternoon, you are free to capture the beauty of this lake at your leisure. As appropriate, take you back to Bamyan. Take you on a tour of the city of Bamyan. Allowing you to capture the beauty of another world heritage city of Afghanistan.
In the evening, have dinner at the hotel.
Take you to the Royal Hotel **** or similar (2nd night)

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to the city of Parwan (Parwan), which is one of the 34 provinces of Afghanistan. It is the largest province in the Greater Parwan region. It is multi-ethnic and predominately a rural society. Located in the northern part of Kabul Province. A famous tourist attraction of the province is Golghondi Hill, also known as "Flower Hill", located in Imam Azam, about an hour from the capital Kabul. After Panjasir This province was considered one of the main points of the Afghan war with the Soviets. Take you on a journey to see the Parwan Stupa. Topdara Stupa (66 km, approximately 1.30 hrs.) is an ancient dome-shaped Buddhist shrine in the northern part of Kabul. With a history dating back 1,850 years, this stupa is one of the cultural heritage sites in central Afghanistan. The 33-meter high stupa is located in the southern part of the Hindu Kush mountain range, south of the city of Sharigarh. which is the center of Parwan Province In Sanskrit, stupa means hill. The structure of the stupa is similar to a hill and is circular in shape.” The history of Buddhist stupas in the southern foothills of the Hindu Kush range dates back to the days when Bakram was the summer residence of the Kusana Empire during the reign of King Kanishaka.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
In the afternoon, take you back to Kabul. (Travel time approximately 3 hours) Then take you to visit the turquoise tiled mosque (Sakhi Shrine), a shrine and mosque located in the Karte Sakhi area of Kabul, Afghanistan. It's called Zaki Shrine, west of Kabul. This place is very sacred for Shia Muslims. It is believed to be the final resting place of Hazrati Ali, Prophet Muhammad's cousin. It is related to the place where the Prophet Muhammad's robes were imported. And with Ali's visit Son-in-law and cousin of Muhammad. Following the Prophet Muhammad who would become the first Caliph and the first of the Twelve Imams. This shrine is located at the foot of Mount Asamayi. It is now known as Television Hill. To the north and west is the Saki Cemetery. Take you on a journey to see the Bird Market, the oldest part of Kabul. which showcases birds from all over the world It's not just a bird market. But there is also the everyday life of the people - blacksmiths, vendors, old shops, etc. You will see many different types of people from different nationalities and places in Afghanistan.
In the evening, have dinner at the hotel.
Take you to the hotel: Cedar House Hotel **** or similar.
Please prepare a small bag for one night in Herat. Leave a large bag at the hotel.

06:00 a.m. Take you to Kabul airport.
09:30 a.m. Departure for Herat Airport (HEA) by Cam Air flight RQ101.
11:00 a.m. Arrive at Herat Airport. Afghanistan
Lunch: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon, take you to Herat, one of the thirty-four provinces of Afghanistan. which is located in the west of the country Together with the provinces of Badghis, Farah and Ghor, it forms the northwestern region of Afghanistan. The main city and capital is Herat. Herat Province is divided into approximately 17 districts and has more than 2,000 villages. It has a population of approximately 3,780,000 people, making it the second most populous province in Afghanistan. After Kabul Province The population is multi-ethnic but mostly Persian-speaking. Herat dates back to Avestan times and is known for its wine. The city has many historical sites. Including Herat Fortress and Musalla Complex during the Middle Ages Herat became one of Khorasan's important cities. It is known as the Pearl of Khorasan. Take you to visit the Masjidi Jami or Friday Mosque (Masjidi Jami or Friday Mosque) (distance 17 km, takes about 25 minutes), built by the Ghurid ruler Ghiyas ad-Din Ghori in the year 1200 ( 597 AH) and after his death The building was continued by his brother and successor Muhammad of Ghor. Then take you on a tour of the Tile factory of Herat. The Mihraq Tile Company has long been the only factory producing decorative ceramic tiles. many years The tiles are used in the ancient and famous mosque of Herat. as well as being used to decorate cemeteries and other historical buildings. Take you on a tour of the Herat citadel, which dates back to 330 BC. When Alexander the Great and his army arrived in what is now Afghanistan after the Battle of Gaugamela, Many empires have used it as their headquarters over the past 2,000 years, and it has been destroyed and rebuilt many times over the centuries. Take you for a walk through Herat Bazaar, a market selling dried fruits. and different types of nuts Freedom for you to choose and buy products at your leisure.
In the evening, have dinner at the hotel.
Take you to Sadaf Hotel **** or similar.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take a tour of the Tomb of Goharshad and Minarets of Herat, which is the much larger mosque and Madrassa of Gawharshad. However, these architectural monuments were blown up by British Army personnel. India in 1885 to prevent it from being used as a fortress if Russian forces attempted to invade India. But it is hoped that the tomb and minarets will still stand. Take you to see the Guzargah Mosque and Puli Malaan Bridge, a two-lane arch bridge over the Hari River. Connects Injil District with Gusara District. Both are in Afghanistan. Built around 1110 AD, the bridge is 12 km south of the old city of Herat and downstream or west of Pul-i Pushtu. Today it consists of 22 beautiful old arches. It is believed to have been built by the Seljuks in the early 12th century. Locals believe it was built by two sisters named Bibi Hur and Bibi Noo and survived many floods. which blows away other bridges Across the Hari River, it is 230 m long, 8 m wide and 10 m high.
10:30 a.m. Take you to Herat airport.
11.45 a.m. Departure for Kabul airport. By Cam Air flight RQ102 (flight time approximately 1.15 hrs.)
01:00 p.m. Arrive at Kabul Airport. Afghanistan Take you through immigration and customs formalities.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a restaurant.
In the afternoon, take you to visit the Gardens of Babur, known locally as Bagh-e Babur, a historical park in Kabul and also the final resting place of Babur, the first Mughal emperor. It is believed that these gardens were developed around 1528 when Babur ordered the construction of "roadside gardens" in Kabul, with some details in his memoir Baburnama.
In the evening, have dinner at the hotel.
Take you to the hotel: Cedar House Hotel Kabul **** or similar.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to see the Shah Do Shamshira Mosque, the Mosque of the Two-Sworded King. It is a yellow two-story mosque. Kabul city center Afghanistan It was built by King Amanullah Khan to commemorate the Arab king who forced the people of Kabul to convert to Islam in early 683 with his two swords. Built during the reign of Amanullah Khan (1919-1929), it was modeled after the Ortakoy Mosque in Istanbul. The design of this mosque is rather unusual for Islamic architecture. Decorative Italian stucco creates an interesting effect that some call "decorate." 'Afghan Baroque' then takes you to Bibi Mahro Hills to see the overall view of Kabul city.
11:00 a.m. Take you to Kabul airport.
02:00 p.m. Departure for Islamabad Airport. Pakistan by Cam Air flight RQ927 (flight time approximately 1 hr.)
03:30 p.m. Arrive at Islamabad Airport. Take you through immigration and customs formalities. Take you to Peshawar (Distance 174 km., takes approximately 2.20 hours). It is the 6th largest city in Pakistan with a population of more than 2.3 million people, located in the northwest of the country in the Peshawar Valley. War It is the main city of the Kabar Pakhtunkhwa region. and is the largest city of the region Peshawar is primarily populated by Pathans. It is the second largest ethnic group in the country. Peshawar is located in the Peshawar Valley. Near the eastern end of Cabar Pass. Close to the Durand border The history of Peshawar dates back to at least 539 BC. making it one of the oldest cities in South Asia. Peshawar is also one of the country's oldest continuously inhabited settlements.
In the evening, have dinner at a Chinese restaurant.
Take you to the hotel Pearl Continental Peshawar **** or equivalent.

Morning: Eat breakfast at the hotel.
Take you on a journey to see the Mahabat Khan Mosque, a 17th century Mughal mosque in the city of Peshawar. Pakistan The mosque was built in 1630 and is named after the Mughal Governor of Peshawar, Nawab Mohabat Khan Kamboh, father of Nawab Khairandesh Khan Kamboh. The mosque is considered one of Peshawar's most prominent tourist attractions. Take you on a tour of Bala Hiszar Fort, an ancient fort located in Peshawar. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Region Pakistan First mentioned by the 7th century explorer Xuanzang, the fort has been used as the residence of the Durrani dynasty since 1747 when the Afghan king Ahmad Shah Durrani conquered Peshawar. The Marathas briefly occupied it. After capturing Peshawar in 1758, it was soon recaptured by the Afghans. The Sikhs destroyed and rebuilt the fort after capturing Peshawar. It was obtained in March 1823. In 1849, the British East India Company The outer wall of the fort was rebuilt. Then take you to visit the Peshawar Museum (Peshawar Museum), a museum in Peshawar. Pakistan It is known for its collection of Buddhist art from the Gandhara region. The museum was established in 1907 as "Victoria Hall" in memory of Queen Victoria. The building is two stories tall. Built with an architecture that combines British, Hindu, Buddhist, and Mughal styles, the museum initially consisted of a single exhibition hall. Two more halls were added in 1969–70 and another expansion in 2004–05 added another building with two galleries, an artefacts storage room, and work space for museum staff. as well as the museum's laboratories.
Lunch: Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
02:00 p.m. Take you back to Islamabad (distance 184 km., takes approximately 2.25 hours).
In the evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
08:00 p.m. Take you to Islamabad airport.
11:30 p.m. Depart for Bangkok. By Thai Airways flight TG350 (flight time approximately 4.45 hours)

06:15 a.m. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport safely.