Day 1 Kabul Arrival
Arrival and briefing at the hotel and Then you will have time to visit the bird Market known as the oldest part of Kabul where birds from all over the world is exhibited. It’s not only a bird market but a big portion of life like blacksmiths, sellers, old shops etc is out there. You will see various types people from different ethnicities and places of Afghanistan. Then visit an old turquoise-tiled mosque named Sakhi Shrine in the west of Kabul. This place is very sacred to Shia Muslims, who believe it to be the final resting-place of Hazrati Ali, the cousin of the Prophet Muhammad. Drive to Kabul in the morning. Depends on time. Visit to Shah Do Shamshira (the king with two swords) Mosque at the heart of Kabul city built by the King Amanullah khan in the memory of the Arab King who forced Kabul people in to Islam in the early 683 with his two swords. Then we will take you for an overall view of Kabul city at Bibi Mahro Hills. Drop at the airport to make sure you will have your flight back home on time. Tour ends.

Overnight at Safi Landmark Hotel

Day 2 Kabul to Ghazni
Begin your day with an early departure from Kabul for a drive to Ghazni Province, which takes about 2.5 to 3 hours. The road offers beautiful landscapes of rolling hills and farmland, allowing you to experience Afghanistan’s rural charm.
Start your tour with a visit to the Ghazni Minarets, two iconic minarets built in the 12th century during the Ghaznavid and Ghurid periods. These minarets are famous for their intricate geometric patterns and Kufic calligraphy. Although weathered, the minarets stand tall as symbols of the architectural and cultural sophistication of medieval Ghazni.
Head to the Mausoleum of Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni, the 10th-century ruler who expanded his empire across much of Central Asia and northern India. The mausoleum has unique Islamic architectural details, including decorative tilework and inscriptions.
After lunch, visit the Citadel of Ghazni, also known as Ghazni Fort. This ancient fortress, dating back to the pre-Islamic era, has witnessed multiple historical periods and served as a key stronghold for various empires. Although parts of the citadel are in ruins, it offers panoramic views of Ghazni City and the surrounding landscapes. Drive back to Kabul.

Overnight at Saif Landmark hotel

Day 3 Kabul to Parwand
Begin your day early with a scenic drive from Kabul to Parwan Province. Start your exploration at Jabal Saraj, a historical town known for the Jabal Saraj Palace, a royal residence built in the early 20th century by Amir Habibullah Khan. The palace, though partially in ruins, reflects a blend of Afghan and European architecture. Spend time exploring the gardens and learning about the region’s royal history.
Travel to Charikar, the capital of Parwan Province, known for its local bazaars and bustling atmosphere. Then visit the Parwan Stupa, located near Charikar. The stupa, also known as Topdara Stupa, is a 2nd-century Buddhist relic and one of the oldest remnants of Afghanistan's Buddhist past. The site offers an insight into the ancient Buddhist heritage of the region before the arrival of Islam. The stupa, though weathered, stands as a testament to Afghanistan's diverse historical roots.

Drive back to Kabul to drop you the airport to make your flight back home. Tour ends.