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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Situated at a height of 3700 meters above sea-level, this pass welcomes travellers to Bamiyan in central Afghanistan.
Peaks of Koh-e-Baba range, one of the highest in the country can been seen in the background.
There is a mining camp high above the road at the bottom of the pass and almost any black stone picked from the side of the road in its vicinity will impress you with its weight. Piles of neatly stacked rock cleared from the fields impress one with the industry of these Hazara farmers. In the fall you may also see the ladies weaving in open fields beside their houses.
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