Discover our tour packages around Afghanistan.

"Let's be friends" offers only private tours in the country !

Visit with us : Kabul, Mazar-e Sharif, Bamyan, Herat, Samangan, Panjshir Valley and more !!!

Tour 1 - Kabul and Panjshir Valley

Day 1 Kabul arrival

Depends on the time of Arrival. If in the morning, we will brief and have time to have an afternoon tour of the city. This will include a look around the old city, the remains of Darulaman Palace and a visit to the Kabul museum.

Day 2 Kabul

Second day in Kabul. You will be able to visit the sobering OMAR landmine museum, Shah-e Do Shamshira mosque (the king with two swords), Babur's gardens – the final resting place of the first Mughal emperor, the hills of Bibi Mahru and a view of overall Kabul city.

Day 3 Kabul-Panjshir

Third day would be a day to visit the Panjshir valley, described as the most beautiful place in Afghanistan by locals. You will be able to stop to view the tomb of Ahmed Shah Massoud, the lion of the Panjshir and Afghanistan’s most universally revered Mujahedin commanders as well as stopping off at a local fish restaurant on the banks of the Panjshir river.

Day 4 Kabul

During the fourth day you will be able to visit Istalif the place where all pottery products of Afghanistan is produced and in the aftermath you will have a chance to visit Western Cemetery- the place where all British soldiers who were killed during Anglo-Afghan wars along with Amercian, Russian, French  and etc are buried.    

Day 5 Kabul and back home

The day fifth is the last day to stay in Kabul. Depends on how much time do we have. If the flight is in the afternoon, then we will have the chance to visit Bazar-e-Kah Froshi (Hay market) – different birds from different parts of Afghanistan and all over the world is exhibited in the most original old buildings of Kabul city. At last we will be heading to the Airport to fly back home. 

Tour 2 - Kabul - Mazar-e Sharif - Balkh - Aqsha - Panjshir - Bamyan

Day 1 Kabul

Arrival and briefing. We will have time to have an afternoon tour of the city. This will include a look around the old city, the remains of Darulaman Palace.

Day 2 Kabul –Mazar e Sharif

The journey to Mazar e Sharif will pass through the Salang pass. A series of tunnels built by the Russians make this an exciting way to cross the Hindu Kush. Before a quick trip to the majestic blue tiled tomb of Hazrat Ali, Afghanistan’s most important religious site.

Day 3 Mazar -Balkh – Aqcha (Turkmen Bazar) and Buzkashi (during cold season)

You will spend one day in and around Mazar e Sharif. Taking time to visit the ancient silk road city of Balkh, called Bactria to the Greeks. Bactria was the birthplace of Zoroaster, the founder of Zoroastrianism as well as Rumi the legendary Persian poet. Legacy of its Islamic and Buddhist past can be found in the stupas and mosques in and around the city, Turkmen Bazar with their product on a Bazar day and the crazy

sport of Buzkashi (the horse game) in the afternoon.

Day 4 Mazar-Charkent (Hazara villages)

Very early in the morning we will began to go to Charkent the villages where were home to all Hazara people when Taliban attacked Mazar-e-Sharif. We will have a whole day exploring the almost highest peaks of the north of Afghanistan with a Soviet Union jeep. The views, the sunset and the villages will be looking from the very top is great. We will have a chance for tracking and travelling from village to village peacefully.

Day 5 Mazar-e-Sharif – Samangan - Kabul

Once on the north side we will make a stop at the remains of the Buddhist Samangan Monastery and then we continue your journey back to Kabul.

Day 6 Kabul – Panjshir

We will take a day to visit the Panjshir valley, described as the most beautiful place in Afghanistan by locals. We will stop to view the tomb of Ahmed Shah Massoud, the lion of the Panjshir and Afghanistan’s most universally revered Mujahedin commanders as well as stopping off at a local fish restaurant on the banks of the Panjshir river.

Day 7 Kabul-Bamyan

Fly between Kabul and Bamian, the capital of the Hazarajat - home of the Hazaras and one of the most peaceful places in Afghanistan. When you arrive in Bamian you will have time for a look at the hill sides riddled with caves in which monasteries and Buddhist carvings were once situated.

Days 8-9 Bamyan and around

We will spend 3 days in and around Bamian, an area of striking natural beauty. The mountains and valleys are dotted with ruins from Afghanistan’s past and friendly Hazara villages. It is one of the few places in Afghanistan where we can walk freely and safely in a rural environment.

The Lapis Lazuli blue waters of Band-e-Amir are often the highlight of any trip to Afghanistan. Legend has it that the dams that separate the 5 lakes were made by Ali, the prophet Mohamed’s cousin and son in law. However geologists insist they are natural dams made from mineral deposits. The lakes contrast to the stark landscape surrounding them only adds to the beauty of this area.

We will also visit the natural landscape of Dragon valley, see the ruins of Shah e Zohak (Red Fort) and the remains of Shah e Golghola (The city of Screams).

Day 10 Bamyan - Kabul

In the aftermath you will have a chance to visit Western Cemetery- the place where all British soldiers who were killed during Anglo-Afghan wars along with Amercian, Russian, French  and etc are buried.

Day 11 Kabul

A full day in and around Kabul to visit the city Museum, Shah-e Doh Shamshira mosque, Babur's gardens – the final resting place of the first Mughal emperor and the hills of Bibi Mahru.

Day 12 Kabul and back home

The day fifth is the last day to stay in Kabul. Depends on how much time do we have. If the flight is in the afternoon, then we will have the chance to visit Bazar-e-Kah Froshi (Hay market) – different birds from different parts of Afghanistan and all over the world is exhibited in the most original old buildings of Kabul city. At last we will be heading to the Airport to fly back home.