AFGHANISTAN: A Country on the Edge of the World | 4K Travel Documentary

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  @trueglobe66 · 9 months ago · pinned

  How many people will you be to comment on this video? <br>See More: <br>Lebanon: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jT8JXTL8ELo">https://youtu.be/jT8JXTL8ELo</a>

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• FA

  @faribajan · 9 months ago

  As an Afghan who has never been to Afghanistan thank you so much for the effort you put into this video ❤

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  @shirin.moon90 · 9 months ago

  My dear Afghanistan, my wounded land, thank God, you are still alive despite all these long wars. May you always be my homeland. May I never see anyone wound you again. May your enemies be destroyed.

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  @apexcairn · 9 months ago

  The way you connected Buddhist Afghanistan (Bamiyan, Mes Aynak, Takht-e Rostam) with Islamic Afghanistan (Herat, Mazar, Balkh, Ghazni) was incredible. It really shows how many civilizations passed through here.

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  @PassportPicante · 6 months ago

  Afghanistan is a wonderful country with really amazing people. I visited last year and cannot wait to go back.

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  @nskkhan3492 · 5 months ago

  One of the best videos of Afghanistan 🇦🇫 thank you

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• HI

  @hiderplanet · 9 months ago

  There is no shortage of breathtaking views when it comes to the wonders of the planet.

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• AN

  @Analon648 · 9 months ago

  Welcome to the cemetery of empires 🇦🇫☠️

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• TR

  @truehorizons66 · 9 months ago

  Stunning storytelling — Afghanistan feels both forgotten by the world and somehow still holding the soul of the planet together

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  @cbn267 · 2 weeks ago

  Beautiful, amazing culture ❤❤❤❤❤❤

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  @DeepDivePodcast-us · 5 months ago

  This was absolutely eye-opening. I had no idea about the history behind this!

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  @janjamil-q2x · 9 months ago

  A glance on Buddhism in Afghanistan and its approaches for Peace ...Buddhism flourished in ancient Afghanistan from the 3rd century BCE under Mauryan influence, peaking with the Kushan Empire (1st-4th centuries CE) in regions like Gandhara and Bactria, featuring major sites like Bamiyan and Hadda, renowned for Greco-Buddhist art and monastic centers before declining from the 7th-century Islamic conquests, largely vanishing by the 12th century. This era saw Buddhist culture integrated with Hellenistic influences, creating unique art and becoming a key hub for transmitting Buddhism eastward, evidenced by Ashokan edicts and Chinese pilgrim accounts.

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