Hard working people...
People of all sorts work very hard for the reconstruction... but mostly to survive...In Kabul shops and offices open very early in the morning even 7 or 6 am... and they close late at night 10 or 11 pm !
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People of all sorts work very hard for the reconstruction... but mostly to survive...In Kabul shops and offices open very early in the morning even 7 or 6 am... and they close late at night 10 or 11 pm !

Cellular service had begun in Kabul when we were there. AWCC is the local service provider there. However, it did not extend anywhere beyond the city itself (though i believe things have changed now), and so its advisable to have a sat-phone handy if you are tavelling and need to be in touch.The system used there is GSM, though the kind of sim cards that i know were no use there. They seem to use something thats closer in size to a credit card...Also, cybercafes were begining to show up in Kabul. http://www.afghanwireless.com/

About the single and most important activity in Afghanistan, I believe it's the soccer game held every Friday in Kabul stadium, which used to be the public execution place during Taliban regime. With the arrival of the new administration, however, it has returned to its due function as the public garhtering and sports activities. In 1970s, the stadim was also the first place for all kinds of national celebrations such as millitary inspection, independence celebration. Anyway, you wll feel amazed when you stand in the middle of the stadium, which is equivellent to the middle of Afghan history. The friendship between Afghanistan and China apperas just before my eyes, though it sounds far and empty from books. The vast majority of Afghan people with whom I met , no matter high-profile goverment officials or ordinary citizens admires China for its non-involvement in the Afghan politices and...

Take a tour of Kabul with someone who has lived there for a while, preferably someone who remembers it before it was the shell it is now. It will be fascinating to see through their eyes and will open yours to see what people love about this place. I love this nation, more than i can describe in words, but by far my favourite memory is waking up at 6 am in Kabul and taking a deep breath of the scented air and realising that i was actually there after years of dreaming about it! I miss Afghans, their joy and hope for life and their hospitality, sadly this is so obscured by the harshness and oppression of their lives very few people get to see it.

PHOTO : The Rugged Surface Tography Of OneLocation In Afghanistan. Advantage In Gurilla Warfare.At last US have to put their hand there via a *covert source*. This action taken to safe guard their intrests at IRAN and Sub Continent of INDIA...the cold war still at the peak. Marxist-Leninist try to penetrate along Iran and Turkey border. Maoism ( communist party of China ) will go down to Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal and India.

PHOTO : One Of The Mountains, During End Of Winter.During my first visit, the problem can be seen. USSR can say they are gaining foot hold there. Nearly 50% young officers and army technicians were trained in the USSR. Economy and development of this country running by USSR representatives....further more in educations, USSR shown their color. To late to look back, I think. The machine of the KGB was already moving in his direction.

Walk around the city. Open your mind. Discover the Afghan culture. Its people. I don't know why life here is so special. Hard to believe, but is magic.

The history of the country The people

PHOTO : Center Of KABUL Town.

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