I VISITED AFGHANISTAN SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO

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Description: Over the Summer I decided to have some fun & met up with @LordMiles to go on an adventure in Afghanistan. Our plan was to go hiking in the Wakhan corridor all the way to China. However, our adventure plans changed. In this video we go over the history of Afghanistan, from ancient times all the way to the medieval ones & its modern history alongside with the modern conflict that has taken over the country for the past 50 years. We discuss the current state of the nation, the Taliban & their influence in the state, as well as show the wild events that happened to us while on our little expedition.

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Sources:

Willem Vogelsang - Kabul: A History

Sasaki - Kabul Urban Design Framework

Rick Noack - The Taliban vowed to change Kabul. The city may be starting to change the Taliban

Mohammad Ismail - “The bird market of Kabul - in pictures”

France24 - Taliban hoist giant flag in Afghan capital, eight months after return

BBC - Who are the Taliban?

Wikivoyage - Islam

Amnesty International - Afghanistan

[dimitrosskrippka]

Serbian guy living in Romania shouting Hungarian nationalistic slogans in Afghanistan. I love this planet

[boomerix]

Converting the Taliban to Hungarian revisionism, truly a 4D chess move.

[discipline]

fun fact: even after all of that have happened, afghan currency is still stronger than serbian dinar

[shqip_sumejja]

"the graveyard of empires" is the coolest name ever. Automatically boosted my opinion of Afghanistan

[Niklas-bkrd]

turns out afghan bureaucracy probably saved you from ending up in an isis music video project so don't talk to bad about it.

[ALatvian]

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[TyrantSolo]

I visited the Hungarian state of Afghanistan so you don't have to

[Kazako]

Afghanistan is a legitimately beautiful country, in terms of nature. Kind of underrated.

[andrewgpisme]

Never been to Afghanistan, but I love the people! I know a lot of immigrants from Afghanistan here in the US. Amazing people, so kind and friendly!

[momojafar]

The Afghans are so hospitable to guests that even if you are the most wanted man by the strongest army in the world, they would never give you up and still fight for you.

[ImpastaTronic]

Afghanistan is bassically honorary Balkan

[TheTudor]

If you visited Afghanistan and you live in Romania you're 100% on a watchlist now, congrats bro.

[Kai-klfe]

When he screamed "Erdely Magyarorszag!!" while shooting a machine gun with the taliban I LOLed so hard. It means something like Transylvania is part of Hundary!!

[konstantin_troitskiy]

So many people have already went there and enjoyed the trip that I unironically want to visit Afghanistan by myself

[ThomasNuclear]

They offered you an armed escort and you DECLINED?!?! BRO! NO BALLS!

[jonathanbowers]

My brother went there several years ago. He came back with a fully paid college tuition and enough PTSD to turn him into a Evangelical Fundamentalist.

[Master_of_Critique]

French narrator “ahhh yes, ze graveyard of empierrees”

[sheevpalpatine]

Living Ironically in Europe, please don’t become Dying Unironically in Western Asia

[visionary]

Wow, Afghanistan is truly a land of contrasts, isn't it? Despite all the turmoil and international headlines focused on war and conflict, your experience paints a vivid picture of a place that feels alive with history, culture, and surprising beauty. The Wakhan Corridor hike sounds like a journey back in time—isolated from the world and even from Afghanistan’s own troubled past. It's wild how the same place can offer both a sense of overwhelming chaos, with Kabul’s traffic, and yet a deeper serenity in its untouched corners. This is the side of Afghanistan most will never see, but need to.

[zaroonyakhyakhan]

If Afghanistan achieves peace for at least 50 years, it can do great.