HEA → KBL

Great Mosque of Herat

Upon takeoff, look for the vibrant blue tiling of the 13th-century Friday Mosque in the city center.

Koh-e-Baba Mountains

Dramatic views of the central Afghan highlands, including the highest peaks of the range near Bamyan.

Hari River Valley

The green ribbon of the Hari River contrasts sharply with the arid mountain terrain as it heads north.

Hindu Kush Peaks

Jagged, snow-covered ridges stretching toward the horizon, offering some of the most rugged terrain in Central Asia.

Kabul North Districts

During the descent, view the dense urban layout and the surrounding hills of the Shomali Plain.

Herat Citadel

The ancient Qala Iktyaruddin fortress is visible shortly after departure on the southern edge of the city.

Ghor Highlands

A vast expanse of ochre and reddish mountains known for their deep canyons and remote settlements.

Siah Koh Range

The 'Black Mountains' provide a stark, dark contrast to the lighter sediment of the surrounding valleys.

Wardak Valleys

Glimpses of green, irrigated valleys and traditional mud-brick qalats scattered throughout the rocky terrain.

Darul Aman Palace

On the final approach to Kabul, you can often see the historic palace and the massive newly built Parliament building.