Things to Do in Kabul (2026): Kabul Local Guide (2026)

angelika · 2026-06-14T22:23:11+02:00

**🏛️ Start at the National Museum** The National Museum of Afghanistan on Darulaman Road is a must for understanding the country's rich history. It houses artifacts from the Bronze Age to the Islamic period, though some galleries remain closed for restoration. Entry is about 100 AFN, and you should allow at least two hours. **🛍️ Explore Chicken Street** Chicken Street in the Wazir Akbar Khan district is the go-to spot for souvenirs like carpets, lapis lazuli jewelry, and traditional Afghan coats. Haggling is expected, so start at half the asking price. Most shops are open from 9 AM to 8 PM, but many close for Friday prayers. **🌳 Relax at Babur's Gardens** Babur's Gardens (Bagh-e Babur) on the slopes of Kuh-e Sher Darwaza offer a peaceful escape with terraced flower beds and a 16th-century tomb. Entry is 50 AFN for locals, 100 AFN for foreigners. Visit in the late afternoon to enjoy the sunset views over the city. **🍛 Eat at Kabul's Best Restaurants** For authentic Afghan cuisine, head to Sufi Restaurant on Street 10 in Taimani, where a full meal costs around 500 AFN. For a more upscale experience, try The Grill at the Kabul Serena Hotel, offering grilled kebabs and a buffer dinner for about 1,500 AFN. Reservations are recommended on weekends. **🏔️ Hike the TV Hill** TV Hill (Koh-e Asamai) is a popular hiking spot with panoramic views of Kabul. The trail starts near the Asamayi Mosque and takes about 45 minutes to reach the summit. Go early in the morning to avoid the heat and crowds, and bring water as there are no vendors on the trail. **🕌 Visit the Blue Mosque** The Blue Mosque (Shah-Do Shamshira Mosque) in the city center is known for its striking blue tiles and twin minarets. Non-Muslims can enter outside prayer times, but dress modestly and remove shoes. It's best to visit between 10 AM and 12 PM to avoid the midday heat. **🚕 Getting Around Safely** Taxis are the most practical way to get around Kabul, with fares starting at 50 AFN for short trips. Use ride-hailing apps like Snapp or Kabul Taxi for safer, metered rides. Avoid walking alone after dark, and always keep your phone charged with local emergency numbers saved. **🎭 Catch a Performance at the French Institute** The French Institute of Afghanistan (IFA) on Street 13 in Wazir Akbar Khan hosts regular concerts, film screenings, and art exhibitions. Check their Facebook page for events, which are often free or cost around 200 AFN. It's a great place to meet locals and expats in a cultural setting.

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