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• Mazar-e-Sharif
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• Mazar-e Sharif
  ...vince. It has a population of nearly 200,000 people.
  400px|thumb|The Blue Mosque
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• Mazar-i-Sharif
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• Mazari Sharif
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• Northwest Afghanistan
  ...stan. The Northern Alliance or the Uzbeks live here.
  ==Regions==
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• Konduz
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• Maimana
  ...u have a real reason to be here, save it for a later trip}}
  ...میمنه) is the capital of Faryab Province in West Afghanistan.
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• Qaila Jangi
  {{merge|Mazar-e Sharif}}
  ==Understand==
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• Balkh
  ...mb|350px|Tomb of Khoja Abu Nasar Parsa in the center of town
  ==Understand==
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• Salang Pass
  ...he cool clean air makes a refreshing break from the dust and pollution of Kabul.
  ==Get in==
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• Afghanistan
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• Herat
  thumb|300px|A view of Herat from the city's center.
  ...رات) is a big, relatively wealthy city in western Afghanistan.
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• Kabul
  ...re unpredictable and the situation remains volatile.
  ... see War zone safety and the "Stay safe" section below.}}
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• Sindh
  thumb|350px|The ancient city of Moenjodaro
  ... provincial Pakistani region of Sindh covers an area of 54,407 mi² or (140,914 km²).
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• Bamiyan
  thumb|400px|Bamiyan at sunrise
  Bamiyan is the main town in Bamiyan Province.
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• Istanbul to New Delhi over land
  {{itinerary}}
  ...Islamic Revolution in Iran and the beginning of the civil war in Afghanistan, both in 1979.
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