Kabul Witness the historic and monumental sides of Kabul, and see a nation lifting itself up and charging toward progress.   Bamiyan Climb up to the top of the 180 m tall Buddha niches, high above the fertile valley of Bamiyan, and ride horses to a picnic lunch in the nearby Fulodi Valley.   Bandi Amir Relax at the shores of one of the most beautiful lakes in the world, and enjoy the deep blue waters of the Band-i-Amir lakes surrounded by towering red cliffs.   Wakhan Trek deep into the Wakhan Valley, one of the most remote areas of the country. Yaks, horses and your own two feet will be the main form of transportation among the Kirgiz nomads of this beautiful valley.   Minaret of Jam Climb the 65 meter-high Minaret of Jam, second highest minaret in the world. Located in the remote Ghur province several days drive from Kabul, this monument has been rarely visited since its discovery fifty years ago.   Herat Enjoy the tree-line boulevards of Afghanistan?s cultural capital. Historic buildings and a vibrant Persian cultural life combine to make Herat one of the most pleasant cities in Afghanistan