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3. Gul- Bagh: One of the famous gardens situated seven miles from Kabul towards the west. The Kabul River runs through it, which increase its attraction. 4. Bagh-e Sipahsalar: situated about one and a half kilometres from the Gul- Bagh on the eastern side on top of a hill. Its beautiful buildings and garden are worth seeing. 5. Qasar-e-Buzurg: One of the mag- nificent grand buildings of Kabul, is situated about seven miles from old Kabul. This Palace and the garden are reserved for the ministerial offices and is generally called "Qasar-e-Darulfanoon." 6. Tapa-i-Tajbeg: Behind the Qasar-e- Buzurg, at a distance of about 2 kms is situated on top of a hill one of the government palaces. Its beauty and fresh- ness of air and its multicoloured flowers are most attractive to the visitor. B. All the following places, which are situated in the suburbs of Kabul, are worth seeing, and a little further towards the north, some of them are:- 1. Shaker-Darah: situated 15 miles from Kabul, and beyond that, Gul-Darah and Ferzah, which offer a good view, the beauty of the place and its waterfalls invite the sightseer. -- 13 -- یک حصه از

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Zarmatī, Faz̤l Aḥmad. Khvush āmadīd bih Kābul = : Welcome to Kabul, page 39. Kābul, ʻUmūmī-i Maṭabʻī, 1330 [1951 or 1952]. Afghanistan Digital Library, New York University Libraries. http://hdl.handle.net/2333.1/hhmgqpv4. Machine-transcribed text, Afghan Press Archive, https://afghanpress.org/book/adl1181/39.
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