South Afghanistan

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1 Cities
2 South Afghanistan Halal Travel Guide
3 Travel to South Afghanistan
4 How to get around in South Afghanistan
5 What to see in South Afghanistan
6 Best things to do in South Afghanistan
7 How to work legally in South Afghanistan
8 Halal Restaurants in South Afghanistan
9 Stay Safe
10 News & References South Afghanistan
11 Explore more Halal friendly Destinations from South Afghanistan

Cities

Farah
Kandahar
Lashkargah

South Afghanistan Halal Travel Guide

Travel to South Afghanistan

Kam Air at Kandahar International Airport in 2012 - A Kam Air passenger plane at Kandahar International Airport in 2012

Buy a Flight ticket to and from South Afghanistan

Kandahar International Airport (IATA Code: KDH) now has flights on Ariana Afghan Airlines & Kam Air between Kandahar, Dubai every Wednesday Ariana & Monday Kam Air; as well as three domestic flights per week between Kabul and Kandahar and one Domestic flight from Kandahar-Herat-Kandahar every Tuesday by KamAir. Flights are also available by the UN & ICRC but are only open to UN staff and other approved organisations.

By car

Cars can be hired from Kandahar and Helmand is a 3 hour drive west.

Travel on a Bus in South Afghanistan

Buses depart from Kandahar to Gereskh and Lashkar Gah

How to get around in South Afghanistan

What to see in South Afghanistan

Kajaki Dam and spillway in 2012 - The Kajaki Dam in Helmand province

Kajaki Dam
Grishk Dam

Best things to do in South Afghanistan

Swimming in the Helmand River, Arghandab River, or Tarnak River. There are also many streams.

How to work legally in South Afghanistan

The MOD are recruiting infantry soldiers to support the peacekeeping operation within Helmand Province.

Halal Restaurants in South Afghanistan

Stay Safe

Travel to anywhere within South Afghanistan is strongly discouraged because it is an active war zone. Most foreign governments are advising against all travel to Helmand province. However, people from Pakistan, Iran and other Muslim countries often do travel to South Afghanistan. Afghans in general have respect for visitors and will help or guide them.