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Paktika tourism is limited to adventurous travellers drawn by the high plateaus and rugged valleys of the south-east. The province borders Pakistan and includes the Katawaz plateau, with open grazing land, pine-clad slopes and traditional Pashtun villages. The capital Sharana is a small town, and Urgun is the busiest trading centre. Winters are cold and summers dry. Few services exist, and journeys are slow, but the landscapes are wide and unspoiled in spring. Please note that travel to Paktika is currently discouraged by most governments, including India’s, because of security risks.
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April to June and September to October
Dari and Pashto
Afghan Afghani (AFN)
Visa required (apply at the Afghan embassy)
April to June and September to October are most comfortable. Winters bring snow to the higher areas.
Paktika is known for its high plateaus, livestock herding, pine forests and tribal Pashtun traditions.
Paktika is a long road journey from Kabul via Gardez or Ghazni. Check advisories carefully, as most governments discourage travel.
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