Wakhan Corridor

　　Attraction Introduction
　　 A narrow strip of territory in northeastern Afghanistan. It stretches about 300 kilometers from east to west, and is only 15 kilometers at its narrowest point from north to south. Its eastern end borders China, its northern boundary is formed by the Panj River and its tributary, the Pamir River, which separate it from Tajikistan, while the southern border follows the ridgeline of the Hindu Kush Mountains, marking the boundary with Pakistan. It was established as a “buffer” zone between Britain and Russia during 1895–1896.

　　Features

　　Mostly mountainous, the area boasts stunning scenery and serves as an ideal retreat for rest and relaxation.

　　 Kabul, Afghanistan