Plan an unforgettable trip to Afghanistan

Afghans are known for their warmth, generosity, and hospitality. Guests are often offered tea, food and a seat of honour. It is polite to accept hospitality graciously, and a small thank-you or gift is appreciated, though not expected.

Afghan Guest offers a full range of travel services including hotel booking, airport transfers, guided tours, translation support, and visa assistance for international visitors to Afghanistan.

Yes, safety is our top priority. We work exclusively with locally trusted and verified tour guides who ensure your comfort and protection throughout your journey.

Many international governments and countries advise to travel with only licensed tour guides and travel agents. Afghan Guest Tourist & Travel Agency is fully licensed in Afghanistan to cover all provinces.

Absolutely, yes. We provide a Letter of Invitation (LOI), which supports your visa application and improves the chances of approval. We provide this for all tour guide and hotel room bookings.

Yes, you can browse, compare, and book top-rated hotels in Kabul directly through our platform to ensure the best value and convenience.

Yes, we offer optional airport pickup for all travellers. If you book a tour package that lasts 4 days or more, airport transfers are free of charge.

All of our guides are locally registered, vetted and experienced. They have in-depth knowledge of Afghanistan culture, history and geography to enrich your travel experience.

Our deep local expertise, commitment to safety, and personalized customer service make us the trusted choice for travelers seeking an authentic Afghan experience.

Yes. All full-day guided tours include private transportation. The full-day experience also includes entry fees to major attractions.

You can email us at support@afghanguest.com, message us on WhatsApp, or arrange a face-to-face appointment in Kabul Afghanistan.

We operate across all provinces of Afghanistan, with a focus on delivering safe and immersive experiences in both popular and lesser-known regions. We take security and guest safety very seriously.

Here is the full list of Provinces Afghan Guest Tourist & Travel Agency cover in Afghanistan:

1. Badakhshan
2. Badghis
3. Baghlan
4. Balkh
5. Bamyan
6. Daykundi
7. Farah
8. Faryab
9. Ghazni
10. Ghōr
11. Helmand
12. Herat
13. Jowzjan
14. Kabul
15. Kandahar
16. Kapisa
17. Khost
18. Kunar
19. Kunduz
20. Laghman
21. Logar
22. Nangarhar
23. Nimroz
24. Nuristan
25. Paktia
26. Paktika
27. Panjshir
28. Parwan
29. Samangan
30. Sar-e Pol
31. Takhar
32. Urozgan
33. Wardak (Maidan Wardak)
34. Zabul

Our tour guides are fluent in English, as well as local languages, Dari and Pashto. This ensures smooth communication for both foreign tourists and local travellers, helping you fully enjoy your experience in Afghanistan.

The official currency in Afghanistan is the Afghan Afghani (AFN). However, US dollars (USD) are widely accepted in major cities, especially for hotel bookings and larger transactions.

Please note that credit and debit card machines are rarely used in Afghanistan, and most payments are cash only! We recommend that travellers bring at least $400 USD in cash for personal spending, in addition to cash covering the cost of hotels and tours.

There are currency exchange vendors on the major streets of Afghanistan where you can exchange cash from other currencies.

Our team can assist you with currency exchange upon arrival to help you get local Afghanis at fair rates.

Yes, women can travel safely with Afghan Guest. We prioritize the safety and comfort of all our guests, and our team — including employing only experienced local guides — this ensures culturally respectful and secure travel experiences.

We offer private and customized tours for solo female travellers or groups, and we’re happy to provide advice on cultural norms, dress codes and travel etiquette to help you feel confident and well-prepared during your visit to Afghanistan.

When travelling to Afghanistan, we recommend packing the following:

• Modest clothing: Long sleeves, long trousers, and a headscarf for women are strongly advised to respect local customs.
• Comfortable walking shoes for exploring historical and natural sites.
• A lightweight jacket or layers, depending on the season.
• Sunscreen and sunglasses, especially for summer months.
• Personal medications (check legal advice) and a small first-aid kit.
• Portable power bank and a travel adapter (Afghanistan uses European-style two-pin plugs).
• Cash in USD or local Afghani currency, as card machines are rarely used.

Our team will also provide pre-travel guidance based on the time of year and your itinerary. Contact us via WhatsApp in the bottom right of our website.

Greetings are generally formal and respectful. A handshake is common between men, but physical contact between men and women is usually avoided unless initiated by the woman. A slight bow of the head with the greeting “Salaam Alaikum” (peace be upon you) is always appropriate.

It’s best to avoid political discussions or criticism of religion and cultural practices. Such topics can be sensitive and may lead to misunderstandings. If you have questions, your tour guide can help explain cultural and social norms in a respectful context.