Band-e-Amir is Afghanistan's first national park and one of the country's most spectacular natural wonders. Located in the central highlands of Bamyan Province, the park features six stunning turquoise lakes formed by natural travertine dams. The lakes are set against dramatic mountain backdrops, creating one of the most beautiful and unique landscapes in Central Asia. This natural wonder attracts visitors from around the world.
May to September (Late Spring to Early Autumn)
The natural dams that create the lakes are thousands of years old, formed by mineral deposits from hot springs. These formations are geological wonders.
The largest and most spectacular of the six lakes, with deep turquoise waters and stunning mountain reflections.
A beautiful lake known for its unique color and the natural travertine dam that creates it.
One of the smaller but equally beautiful lakes, surrounded by dramatic cliffs.
A stunning lake with crystal-clear turquoise water, perfect for photography and nature appreciation.
Named after the legendary sword, this lake offers breathtaking views and pristine natural beauty.
The smallest but equally beautiful lake, known for its peaceful atmosphere and natural surroundings.
The dramatic Hindu Kush mountains surrounding the lakes create a spectacular backdrop for this natural wonder.
Photography of turquoise lakes
Hiking around the lakes
Nature appreciation and wildlife
Geological exploration
Camping in pristine nature
Visiting Afghanistan's first national park
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