Around 300,000 Tourists Visit Nangarhar During Eid Holiday

Officials from the Taliban’s Information and Culture Department in Nangarhar province have announced that approximately 300,000 domestic and international tourists visited the province during this year’s Eid al-Fitr holiday. According to these officials, tourists explored notable historical and recreational sites in Nangarhar, including Bagh Mamlai, Seraj-ul-Amarat, Amir Shaheed, and several other historic gardens. Additionally, many visitors traveled to various districts within the province to enjoy its natural landscapes and green areas. Nangarhar province, located in eastern Afghanistan, is known for its relatively mild spring climate and the presence of historical gardens and water reservoirs, making it one of the country’s key tourist destinations. In recent years, local residents have repeatedly emphasized the importance of greater attention to the preservation and maintenance of the province’s historical and natural sites.