Halal tourism conference in afghanistan

                               Halal tourism conference in afghanistan

          Afghanistan is a relatively poor country, heavily dependent on agriculture and livestock. Its economy was weakened by political unrest, and the latest military, an extra drought with the difficulty of the nation between 1998-2001. Some residents experience food crises, clothing, shelter, and lack of health care. This condition is exacerbated by military operations, and political uncertainty. Inflation leaves a lot of trouble. Following a US-led coalition war that led to the fall of the Taliban in November 2001, and the establishment of the Afghan Interim Authority (AIA) resulting from the Bonn Accords in December 2001, the International effort to rebuild Afghanistan was aimed at the Tokyo Donor Conference for Reconstruction of Afghanistan in January 2002, $ 4.5 million collected for trust funds to be arranged by the World Bank

Generally, Afghanistan is considered a South Asian country, but there is no clear classification. This is because Afghanistan lies at the crossroads of Asia and is affected by the various cultures of the countries that surround it. Afghanistan is generally classified as a South Asian country as it is one of the "Greater Kingdom" regions, which is influenced by Indian culture and beliefs, such as Hinduism and Buddhism. Nonetheless, Afghanistan is the place where much of India's influence ends, right in the Hindu Kush mountains stretching from northeast to southwest Afghanistan.

DESTINATION TOURISTS IN AFGHANISTAN

When you visit Afghanistan, you may think of war, but in fact Afghanistan is not like that, because Afghanistan actually has some attractions that you deserve to visit because of its beauty. The following is a brief explanation of the important and beautiful places that you must know and visit in Afghanistan.

Band e-Amir, Afghanistan

There are 5 lakes located in Band-e-Amir that have a very beautiful view. The combination of the five lakes is called Band-e-Amir. Lake Band-e-Amir also called the name of Lake Permata due to its beauty. Lake Band-e-Amir is naturally formed from a remarkable process of geological formation. Lake Band-e-Amir has a uniqueness of the color of water located on the lake is colored Blue.

Museum of Kabul, Afghanistan

This museum is a place of valuable historical record of central Asia built since 1920. Kabul Museum is often referred to as the National Museum of Afghanistan. In this ric collections from Central Asia. The Kabul Museum has collections such as the history of Afghan Kushan culture, the history of Buddhism and the spread of early Islamic religion, as well as several manuscripts, miniatures, weapons, and objects belonging to the kingdom are also housed in this Kabul Museum.

Khyber Pass

Khyber Pass is an important place in Afghanistan. Because the Khyber Pass is the link between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Khyber Pass became an important history as a place for trade routes between Central Asia and South Asia. For those of you who want to visit Afghanistan, there is no wrong to visit the Khyber Pass to just see and buy souvenirs here.