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spinning and weaving mill, newly erected there, is also noteworthy. 4. Gul-bahar 50 miles from Kabul, after passing Jabel us Siraj is a famousho- holiday resort. The Panjsher and Shutal rivers roaring and rolling meet together. It is a famous place for fishing and the mul- berry trees are at undant. 5. Bamian: An important historical place, whose great statues of Buddha have gained worldwide fame, Explorers and his- torians come to see them from all parts of world. It is situated at a distance of 150 km. from Kabul towards the north-west, Its height is 2480 ft above sea-level. 6. Band-e-Amir: Situated 40 miles from Bamian between mountains of wonder- ful colours. The sight of this dam impresses the traveller. 7. Paghman: The summer resort of Paghman situated 16 miles to the north-west of Kabul. One of the most beautiful places near Kabul. Its climate, abundance of flowers, beautiful gardens and natural scenery, attract numerous visi- tors every summer. 1. Bagh-e-Shahi: Is the Royal garden which is situated on a hill to the entrance of Paghman. It is the most beautiful - 35 -

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Zarmatī, Faz̤l Aḥmad. Khvush āmadīd bih Kābul = : Welcome to Kabul, page 37. 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/adl1181/37.
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