Love beautiful nature and enjoy life, my friends۔

Definitely one of the most beautiful gardens I have ever visited. Be sure to visit when the fruits are ripe.

This is historical place 💯 it's looking so beautiful

One of historical places of Afghanistan made bay Kind Babur almost 50 years ago. Great place you need to see this one's in your life.

A must visit please in Kabul.... Well maintained lush green areas. Ticket for locals 30 Afghani Ticket for foreigners 360 Afghani

Babur, is a historic park in Kabul, Afghanistan, and also the last resting-place of the first Mughal emperor Babur. The garden are thought to have been developed around 1528 AD (935 AH) when Babur gave orders for the construction of an ‘avenue garden’ in Kabul, described in some detail in his memoirs, the Baburnama. It was the tradition of Moghul princes to develop sites for recreation and pleasure during their lifetime, and choose one of these as a last resting-place. The site continued to be of significance to Babur’s successors, Jehangir and his step-mother, Empress Ruqaiya Sultan Begum (Babur's granddaughter) made a pilgrimage to the site in 1607 AD (1016 AH) when he ordered that all gardens in Kabul be surrounded by walls, that a prayer platform be laid in front of Babur’s grave, and an inscribed headstone placed at its head. During the visit of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1638 (1047 AH) a marble screen was erected around tomb of his foster-mother, Ruqaiya Sultan Begum,[2] and a mosque built on the terrace below. There are accounts from the time of the visit to the site of Shah Jahan in 1638 (1047AH) of a stone water-channel that ran between an avenue of trees from the terrace below the mosque, with pools at certain intervals.

(Translated by Google) It is the most historic park located in Kabul. Adults and children can go. It is a historical place and foreigners can also visit it. Babar Garden, Kabul: Babur's Garden, also known as Bagh-e-Babar, has now been turned into a major historical park in Kabul. Babur was built on his orders in the year 6 AD. It was also Babur's last resting place. Babur's order which he had given to his colleagues to build this garden. Memoirs can still be found in the notebook, Babur was buried in the same garden after his death. It was the custom of the Mughal princes to develop the area where they lived when Babur was one of them. It was a very interesting place to sit. Jahangir built a shrine from the place where Babur was buried in the year 6 AH, and Jahangir ordered that the gardens of Kabul should be lined up on the walls if you and I were well informed. Most of Kabul's gardens are surrounded by walls, which have been a tradition since ancient times. Babur's tomb is lined with gold, and a brief introduction to Babur's tomb is placed on a large boulder at the top of the tomb. Written. In the year 6, the Mughal dictator Shah Jahan visited the site and at the same time ordered the officials of the site to cover all the graves in the area with marble stones. A mosque has been built on a terrace below the tomb of Babur. A stall has been set up at the main entrance of the garden to control and sell tickets, which was used for this purpose in the time of Shah Jahangir. There was a canal (pavilion) paved on a tego between a path and a terrace, and lambd ponds were built in different parts of the canal. These piers pass under the terrace on which the mosque is built. (Original) دا ترټولو تاريخي بڼ ده د کابل ښار کې موقيعت لري. غټان او کوچنیان ورتللای شي. تاريخي ځای ده بهرنيان هم چکر ته تلای شي. بابر بڼ، کابل: د بابر بڼ چې د باغ بابر په نوم سره ئي شهرت لري،د بابر باغ اوس د کابل په ښار کي په يو لويي تاريخي پارک باندي بدل شويدي .او د ورځې په زرگونو ليدونکي د چکر وهلو لپاره ورځې نموړي باغ د مغلو د اولي ديکتاتو بابر په وختونو کي په ۱۵۲۸ ع کال کي د هغه په امر جوړشويدي ، دغه د بابر د استراحت کولو اخيري ځاي هم ؤ د بابر هغه امر کوم چې ددي باغ د جوړولو لپاره ئي خپلو همکارانو ته ورکړي وه د دي امر پوري اړونده اسناد د بابر په ياد راوړنې د يادښتونو په کتاب کي اوس هم پيداکولائي شو ،بابر د مړنې څخه وروسته په همدغه باغ کې خاورو ته سپارل شويدي . د مغلو د شهذادگانو دا رواج ؤ کله به چې دوئي په کوم ځاي کې اوسيدل هغې سيمې ته به ئي ترقي ورکوله چې ددي جملې څخه يوهم بابر ؤ، بابر د خپل استراحت او خوښې لپاره د غه باغ اخيري ځاي ؤ د بابر باغ د بابر د ځاي ناستې لپاره ډير په زړه پوري ځاي ؤ. جهانگير په ۱۶۰۷ غ کال کې له دغه ځاي څخه کوم چې بابر پکې خښ شويدي د يوه زيارت په شکل جوړ کړ او په همدي توگه جهانگير امر صادير کړ چې د کابل باغونه بايد د ديوالونو په زريعه سطر شې که چيري مونږ او تاسو ښه زير شو د کابل د اکثرو باغونو څخه ديوالونو را تاو کړيدي چي دغه هم د پوخانيو وختونو څخه د يوه رواج په توگه پاتې دې ، د بابر قبر د ديوالونو په زريغه سطر شويدې او د بابر د قبره سرخوا ته په يوه لويه تيگه باندي د هغه لنډه پيژندنه ليکل شويده. په ۱۶۳۸ کال کې د مغلو د ديکتاتور شاه جهان له دغه ځاي گوټي څخه ليدنه او کتنه کړيده او په همدغه وخت کې د دغه ځاي مسؤلينو ته يي امر وکړ چې د دي ساحې د ټولو قبرونو گردچاپير ځمکه د مرمرو په تيگو باندي فرش کړې، د بابر د قبره څخه ټيټ په يوه تيراس باندي جوميت (جومات ) جوړ شويدي ، ددي باغ په لويه دروازه کي يوه غرفه د کنترول او د ټيکټ د پلورلو په خاطر جوړه شويده چې د شاجهانگير په وختونو کي د همدغه مطلب په خاطر ور څخه کار اخيستل کيده ، يوه وياله ( لښتي) چې پر تيگو باندي فرشويدي د يوي لاري او تيراس تر منځ قرار لري او د ويالي په مختليفو ځايونو کې د لامبلو ډنډونه هم جوړ شويدي نموړي لښتي د هغه تيراس لاندي کوم چي جومات ورباندي جوړ شوي تيريږي .

It's an amazing place, You can have a beautiful moment, a picnic with your family or friends. As a Tourist is a great place to visit in Kabul!!!

This is historical place. During civil war in Afghanistan, it was totally destroyed but after collapse of Taliban regime and coming of a sustainable and suitable environment, this place is restored and rebuilt by the assistance of AKTC (Aga Khan Trust for Culture) one of AKDN's (Aga Khan Development Network) agency. Now it is a place to get relaxed and enjoyed both nature and rich culture and history. It is a very big Garden with different areas in it. It is a public park. There is a museum inside of garden. There is a restaurant and some other facilities...

Its beautiful place I have never seen like it before. Once I went there with my so cute friend that was very very great, and I can not forget that memorable day with my dear friend. Just, it's really great place.

Very nice indeed. Foreign tourists pay a 350A entrance fee. The grounds are very well maintained by the Agha Khan Trust and upon exiting the initial courtyard, and once amongst the sizable gardens, there is a small tea house to the right (adjacent to the children playground) and another small "cafe" which only serves milk and some snacks to the left. Upon ascending the grounds towards the palace and Babur's Tomb (both of which you are permitted to enter with security) you will find another small cafe within the pavilion which is the best one. It is perfectly situated for tea abs biscuits. Would recommend to all. ☕🙏

Bagh-e Babur Garden (built 1528 onward) The Bagh-e Babur garden is the final resting place of the first Mughal Emperor, Babur. Although present-day Afghanistan was not Babur's original homeland (he was born in Ferghana in present-day Uzbekistan), he felt sufficiently enamoured of Kabul that he desired to be buried here. When Babur died in 1530 he was initially buried in Agra against his wishes. Between 1539 and 1544 Sher Shah Suri, a rival of Babur's son Humayun, fulfilled his wishes and interred him at Babur's Garden. The headstone placed on his grave read "If there is a paradise on earth, it is this, it is this, it is this."

(Translated by Google) Behsud Sharif is the best climate to live in this season (Original) بهسود شریف بهترین آب و هوا برای زنده گی در این فصل

Reall nice, happy to see this and i wish everywhere Afg become one day like this garden nice and green.

The garden is most beloved by Babur the first Mughal Emperor whose dynasty sprawled for a few decades

I had the pleasure of visiting the historic Babur Gardens in Kabul and it was a truly fascinating experience. The gardens, also known as Bagh-e Babur, are located in the Sher Darwaza hillside of District 5, southwest of Shahr-e Naw. The site is home to several terraced buildings, a small mosque, and ample walking space. Upon arrival, I was greeted by friendly security personnel who made me feel welcome and ensured a safe and enjoyable visit. The atmosphere of the gardens is peaceful and serene, offering a refreshing escape from the bustling city. The highlight of my visit was exploring the tomb of the first Mughal emperor, Babur, which is located within the gardens. It was a humbling experience to be in the presence of such historical significance. The gardens themselves have a rich history, believed to have been developed around 1504 by Babur himself. Over the centuries, the site has been redeveloped by various Afghan rulers, adding to its cultural and architectural significance. As I strolled through the gardens, I couldn't help but marvel at the beautiful terraces and the lush greenery that surrounds them. The attention to detail in the design and layout is truly remarkable. It was evident that the gardens were created not only for aesthetic purposes but also as a place of recreation and solace. Babur Gardens attract a large number of visitors, both locals and foreigners, with up to one million people exploring its beauty each year. It's easy to see why it remains a popular destination. The gardens offer a tranquil retreat where one can appreciate the historical heritage and natural beauty of Kabul. During my visit, I discovered the significance of the site to Babur's successors. Even Emperor Jahangir made a pilgrimage to the gardens in 1607, leaving his mark by ordering the construction of walls around all the gardens in Kabul. A marble screen was later erected around Babur's tomb by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, further enhancing the beauty and reverence of the site. I highly recommend a visit to Babur Gardens for anyone interested in history, culture, and serene natural surroundings. It's a place where the past comes alive, offering a glimpse into the rich legacy of the Mughal empire and the beauty of Afghan architecture. If you have the opportunity to explore Babur Gardens, don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in this enchanting oasis. The well-maintained gardens, friendly atmosphere, and awe-inspiring historical significance make it a must-visit destination in Kabul.

Relaxing and historical place for individuals and families. Highly recommended.

One of the most calm and fresh breathing place. Huge full of plants and a masjid on the top. Has a museum, food area, picnic area and other small stores of clothes, jewelleries and accessories. Go spend an evening!

It is historical park in Kabul Afghanistan 😍😍 and it is beautiful 😘😘

Bagh-e Babur is the most beautiful place in Kabul for me. It is exactly like what Babur Shah said : "If there is a paradise on this earth, it is this, it is this, it is this."

11 June 2021 It was fun spending time in.

I went at Babur Garden today, Arafat day in 2022. Price 350 Afgani per person. Beautiful garden. Very well maintained. A guard accompanied us the whole time and let us enter in the Babur tomb (there are 2 other small ones, son and grandchild) and in the Queen palace (they were locked). Very pleasant hour spent there! Definitely one of the most attractive places in Kabul. There's is also a museum which we will visit next time.

The Garden of Babur (locally called Bagh-e Babur; Persian: باغ بابر, bāġ-e bābur) is a historic park in Kabul, Afghanistan, and also has the tomb of the first Mughal emperor Babur. The garden is thought to have been developed around 1528, when Babur gave orders for the construction of an "avenue garden" in Kabul, described in some detail in his memoirs, the Baburnama. It was the tradition of Mughal princes to develop sites for recreation and pleasure during their lifetime and choose one of these as the last resting place. The site continued to be of significance to Babur's successors; Jahangir made a pilgrimage to the site in 1607, when he ordered that all gardens in Kabul be surrounded by walls, that a prayer platform be laid in front of Babur's grave, and an inscribed headstone placed at its head.[1] During the visit of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1638, a marble screen was erected around the tomb of Babur, and a mosque built on the terrace below. There are accounts from the time of the visit to the site of Shah Jahan in 1638 of a stone water channel that ran between an avenue of trees from the terrace below the mosque, with pools at certain intervals.

Allahu Akbar, Allah subhan wa ta'ala is one And our Lord is one and has no partners. We need to share a good things with the world and the right way and path

In my ignorance I had it in my mind that Kabul and Afganistan were desert areas covered in sand and barren landscapes.It just goes to show how wrong you can be and seeing these and other pictures of the areas I am totally amazed at the amount of greenery there is. I would like to thank Google and the people who take these pictures for opening my eyes. It would be nice to go and see it for myself but unfortunately this will not happen.

Historical and World Heritage site in Kabul. Final resting place of First Moghal Emperor of Hindustan (Modern day India) Zahiruddin Mohammed Babur. The Garden was devolped around 1528 AD (935AH) on the orders of Babur as an "Avenue Garden". Babur has mentioned about it in his memoires "Babur Nama". Originally the garden was constructed for rest and recreation but Babur willed for his burial after his death. Accordingly he was buried there.

(Translated by Google) The Green Gardens of Babur, by order of Sultan Gurkhani Zahiruddin Mohammad Babar, when he conquered Kabul in 1504, is one of the few recreational and historical sites in Afghanistan that survived and was restored during the war years. Babar Garden is located at the foot of Shir Darvazeh Mountain, which is known as the entrance of Kabul. This beautiful mountain is located in the middle of Kabul city and the Kabul River flows to the west of this mountain. Babar Garden is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is approximately 11 hectares and is the largest public space in Kabul. They cut down all the fruit in the garden and cut down its trees and used them for firewood, but over time the looting ended. This garden ends from the steeper slope of the mountain to its lower slope with short and continuous stairs with 15 steps. In addition to the natural beauties, a caravanserai made of clay and mud is located at the beginning of its entrance. Caravanserai The tomb of King Babur, the Queen's Palace and a beautiful mosque are also located in this garden, which has added to the charm of Babar Park. History of Babar Garden: The construction of Babar Garden is not known and it is thought that the construction of the garden started today in 1528, but we know that Babar came to Afghanistan in 910 AH or 1504 AD and used the foothills of Mount Shir as a summer and regional summer resort It is believed that Babur had instructed that his body be buried in this area and that the garden be built on his orders. The Aga Khan Institute was developed, the style of construction of this garden is Islamic architecture, an architecture that has many concepts, religious meanings and secrets, this garden has been compared with the architecture of some Iranian and Indian gardens, especially the gardens of Shiraz Dating back to the Mongol era, they are very similar in appearance to Babur Garden. There is only a hint of the original designer and builder of the Babur mausoleum and mosque, and he is known as Charles Masson, a British soldier who was once completely destroyed by an earthquake and once Wars have been somewhat destroyed and rebuilt. Babur Garden has changed a lot over time. At first it was only a small place for kings to rest and the public was not allowed to enter it, but over time it has become more modern and can not be compared with the original Babar Garden, so the history of this garden It can give us an overview of the progress and ups and downs of Afghanistan's multi-year architecture. (Original) باغ سرسبز بابر ( Gardens of Babur ) به دستور سلطان گورکانی ظهیرالدین محمد بابر زمانی که کابل را به تصرف خود درآورد سال ۱۵۰۴ ، این باغ از معدود مکان های تفریحی و تاریخی افغانستان است که در طی سالهای جنگ سالم مانده و به مرور ترمیم شده است، باغ بابر در دامنه ی کوه شیر دروازه که به ورودی کابل معروف است قرار گرفته، این کوه زیبا در میانه ی شهر کابل قرار دارد و سمت غرب این کوه رود کابل جاری است. باغ بابر جزو فهرست یونسکو ثبت شده است، این باغ حدودا ۱۱ هکتار است و بزرگترین فضای عمومی کابل می باشد، باغ بابر از سال ۱۹۳۰ در معرض استفاده ی عموم قرار گرفته است که متاسفانه در ابتدا محلیان صدمات زیادی به باغ زدند و آن را غارت کردند، همه ی میوه های باغ را کندند و درختانش را قطع کردند و از آن ها برای هیزم استفاده نمودند اما به مرور زمان غارت ها پایان یافت. این باغ از دامنه ی پر شیب تر کوه تا کم شیب تر آن با پلکان کوتاه و ممتد با ۱۵ پاگرد به انتها می رسد، علاوه بر زیبایی های طبیعی یک کاروانسرای ساخته شده از خشت و گل هم در ابتدای ورودی آن قرار گرفته است علاوه بر کاروانسرا مقبره ی پادشاه بابر ، کاخ ملکه و مسجدی زیبا هم در این باغ قرار دارند که بر جذابیت های بوستان بابر افزوده است. تاریخچه باغ بابر: ساخت باغ بابر مشخص نیست و گمان می رود شروع ساخت باغ به صورت امروزی سال ۱۵۲۸ بوده است ، اما می دانیم که بابر در سال ۹۱۰ قمری یا ۱۵۰۴ میلادی به افغانستان آمد و از دامنه ی کوه شیر به عنوان تفرجگاه تابستانی و منطقه ای ییلاقی استفاده می کرده است، اعتقاد بر این است که بابر وصیت کرده بود که پیکر او را در این ناحیه دفن کنند و ساخت باغ هم به دستور او انجام شده است برخی هم عقیده دارند جلال الدین اکبر نوه ی بابر این باغ را ساخت و بعد ها توسط موسسه ی آقاخان توسعه پیدا کرد، سبک ساخت این باغ معماری اسلامی است ، معماری ای که مفاهیم، معانی مذهبی و اسرار زیادی را در خود جای داده است، این باغ را با معماری برخی باغ های ایرانی و هندی مقایسه کرده اند مخصوصا باغ های شیراز که به دوران مغولان باز می گردد شباهت زیادی با باغ بابر از لحاظ ظاهری دارند. تنها اشاره ای از طراح و سازنده ی اولیه ی مقبره و مسجد بابر شده است و او را فردی به نام چارلز مسون Charles Masson که سربازی انگلیسی بوده است می دانند، البته این بنا ها یک بار توسط زلزله به طور کامل و یک بار هم در جنگ تا حدودی تخریب و دوباره ساخته شده اند. باغ بابر در گذر زمان تغییرات زیادی کرده است در ابتدا تنها محلی کوچک برای استراحت پادشاهان بوده است و عموم اجازه ی ورود به آن را نداشتند اما با گذر زمان مدرن تر شده و با باغ بابر ابتدایی قابل مقایسه نیست، بنابر این تاریخچه ی این باغ می تواند دیدی کلی از پیشرفت و فراز و نشیب معماری چندین ساله ی افغانستان را به ما بدهد.

(Translated by Google) What is in the universe is not outside the zoo. Ask yourself whatever you want. (Original) بیرون زِتو نیست آنچه در عالم است. از خود بِطلب هرآنچه که خواهی تویی.

The original construction date of the gardens is unknown. When Babur captured Kabul in 1504 from the Arguns he re-developed the site and used it as a guest house for special occasions, especially during the summer seasons. Since Babur had such a high rank, he would have been buried in a site that befitted him. The garden where it is believed Babur requested to be buried in is known as Bagh-e Babur. Mughul rulers saw this site as significant and aided in further development of the site and other tombs in Kabul. In an article written by the Aga Khan Historic Cities Programme,describes the marble screen built around tombs by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1638 with the following inscription: "only this mosque of beauty, this temple of nobility, constructed for the prayer of saints and the epiphany of cherubs, was fit to stand in so venerable a sanctuary as this highway of archangels, this theatre of heaven, the light garden of the godforgiven angel king whose rest is in the garden of heaven, Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur the Conqueror." Although the additions of the screens by Shah Jahan contained references to Babur, Salome Zajadacz-Hastenrath, in her article "A Note on Babur's Lost Funerary and Enclosure at Kabul"suggests that Shah Jahan's work transformed Bagh-e Babur into a graveyard. She states that a "mosque was built on the thirteenth terrace, the terrace nearest to Mecca; the next, the fourteenth terrace, was to contain the funerary enclosure of Babur's tomb and the tombs of some of his male relatives." This transformation towards a proper graveyard, with an enclosure around Babur's tomb, points towards the importance of Babur. By enclosing Babur's tomb, Shah Jahan separates the tomb of the Emperor from others.

Geat place for picnic

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Yaxshi

Historical garden in south of Kabul city.

a historical and great park for individuals and families with food facilities.

Amazing park🇦🇫♥️

The Garden of Babur (locally called Bagh-e Babur, Persian: باغ بابر‎ / bāġ-e bābur) is a historic park in Kabul, Afghanistan, and also the final resting-place of the first Mughal emperor Babur. The garden is thought to have been developed around 1528 AD (935 AH) when Babur gave orders for the construction of an "avenue garden" in Kabul, described in some detail in his memoirs, the Baburnama. It was the tradition of Mughal princes to develop sites for recreation and pleasure during their lifetime, and choose one of these as a last resting-place. The site continued to be of significance to Babur's successors, Jehangir and his step-mother, Empress Ruqaiya Sultan Begum (Babur's granddaughter)[1] made a pilgrimage to the site in 1607 AD (1016 AH) when he ordered that all gardens in Kabul be surrounded by walls, that a prayer platform be laid in front of Babur's grave, and an inscribed headstone placed at its head. During the visit of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1638 (1047 AH) a marble screen was erected around tomb of his foster-mother, Ruqaiya Sultan Begum,[2] and a mosque built on the terrace below. There are accounts from the time of the visit to the site of Shah Jahan in 1638 (1047AH) of a stone water-channel that ran between an avenue of trees from the terrace below the mosque, with pools at certain intervals. The original construction date of the gardens (Persian: باغ‎ - bāġ) is unknown. When Babur captured Kabul in 1504 from the Arguns he re-developed the site and used it as a guest house for special occasions, especially during the summer seasons. Since Babur had such a high rank, he would have been buried in a site that befitted him. The garden where it is believed Babur requested to be buried in is known as Bagh-e Babur. Mughul rulers saw this site as significant and aided in further development of the site and other tombs in Kabul. In an article written by the Aga Khan Historic Cities Programme,[3] describes the marble screen built around tombs by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1638 with the following inscription:

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(Translated by Google) We were with my brother in 2017. They brought the famous Afghan herbs from there. Everyone liked it, about three hours like it. (Original) Были с братом в 2017 году. Привезли оттуда знаменитые афганские травы. Всем понравилось ,часа три примерно нравилось.

It's a fascinating Garden. Meet friends here and enjoy!

It's a great place for families to visit. and if you're alone it's still great!

The picturesque location of the Babur Garden among the vicinity of the hills makes it an exotic destination for the tourists and visitors. Though it suffered some damages and dismantling during the brutal Taliban reign. But now the new government has restored it's magnificence. The greenery during spring and summer season is attractive. The snow covered premises during winters is really athing to be self experience. It gives immense pleasure to be here in the garden. It's worth a visit and for the money too.

The best place for tourism is Bagh e Babur, Kabul, Afghanistan

Babur Garden is a historical garden located in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. The garden was built by Babur Shah, the founder of the Mughal Empire in India, in 1528. Babur Garden was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. The garden includes various gardens, water fountains, historical buildings, and works of art. It is currently known as a popular tourist destination in Afghanistan.

Babur Garden in Kabul, Afghanistan, is an enchanting sanctuary that seamlessly blends history, art, and natural beauty. Stepping into this historic haven, I was captivated by the meticulously manicured landscapes, adorned with colorful flowers and ancient trees. The garden, commissioned by Emperor Babur in the early 16th century, offers a glimpse into the Mughal era's architectural grandeur. The terraced layout, flowing water channels, and symmetrical design create a harmonious atmosphere for contemplation and leisure. The preserved structures within, such as Babur's tomb and the mosque, resonate with the echoes of bygone centuries. The elevated vantage points provide breathtaking views of Kabul's cityscape, enhancing the overall sensory experience. Babur Garden is not just a horticultural marvel; it's a living museum that transports visitors through time. The garden's restoration efforts have ensured its continued splendor, inviting both locals and tourists to appreciate its cultural significance. The juxtaposition of vibrant flowers against the ancient stone structures makes every corner a photographic delight. Whether seeking a peaceful retreat or a historical exploration, Babur Garden in Kabul is a testament to the enduring allure of nature and architectural legacy in the heart of Afghanistan's capital.

The most beautiful place i love it

Honored to visit the first Muslim ruller of subcontinent

The beautifull Garden in Afghanistan

It is a historic place

I felt so safe here compared to the housing area I got stabbed in in japan

Beautiful place to hang out

(Translated by Google) How? Looks like (Original) কেমন। লাগছে

(Translated by Google) The park is very beautiful (Original) منتزة جميل جدا

(Translated by Google) It was a great place (Original) خیلی جای عالی بود

Good place to bring your kids and family

(Translated by Google) that's great (Original) بسیار عالی است

(Translated by Google) The garden is considered one of the historical gardens of the country, which is a good place for family and individual recreation. It is a place with fresh and clean air, no noise, a very quiet environment in the heart of Kabul and a very regular hotel with delicious food is also active in this place. Tourists as well as dear fellow citizens can visit this beautiful place one day and spend a good and happy day with friends, acquaintances, colleagues and family. (Original) باغ با یکی از باغ های تاریخی کشور به حساب می آید که مکان خوب برای تفریح فامیلی و انفرادی می باشد. مکانی است که هوای تازه و پاک دارد، سر و صدا نیست، یک محیط بسیار آرام و در دل کابل موقعیت دارد و یک هوتل بسیار منظم با غذای لذیذ نیز در این مکان فعال است. سیاحان و هم چنین همشهریان عزیز می توانند از این مکان زیبا یک روز از نزدیک دیدن نموده و روز خوب و خوشی را با دوستان، آشنایان، همکاران و فامیل سپری نمایند.

a little rush on the the Road

(Translated by Google) A good place for families and young people (Original) جاى مناسب براى خانواده ها و جوانان

Great place for families

Picnic natural place

Clean, No smoking

Nice place I had good moments

Historical place where tourist visit

(Translated by Google) Egypt, Yunan aur Rome sab mit gaye jahan se, ab tak magar baki he namo nishan hamara (Original) Egypt, Yunan aur Rome sab mit gaye jahan se, ab tak magar baki he namo nishan hamara

Very good place

(Translated by Google) amazing (Original) فوق العاده

(Translated by Google) Babur Garden, a national park for fun. (Original) باغ بابر، پارک ملی برای تفریح.

(Translated by Google) It was easy (Original) آسان بود

(Translated by Google) The original date of construction of the garden is unknown. When Babur died at 5 p.m. He captured Kabul and rebuilt the place and used it as a guest house for special ceremonies, especially during the summer seasons. Since Babur had such a high rank, he would have been buried in a corner that suited him. The garden where Babur is believed to have requested his burial is known as Bagh-Babar. This aspect of the Mughal rulers became significant and helped in the development of the area and other tribes in Kabul. Babur was buried in this garden according to his will (Original) د باغ اصلي د جوړیدو نیټه نامعلومه ده. کله چې بابر په ۱۵۰۴ م. کې کابل ونیوه نو هغه ځای یې بیا ورغولو او دا یې د ځانګړو مراسمو لپاره د میلمستون په توګه وکاروه ، په ځانګړي توګه د دوبي موسمونو کې. څنګه چې بابر دومره لوړه رتبه درلوده ، نو هغه به په یوه کونج کې ښخ شوی و چې هغه ورته مناسب و. هغه باغ چیرې چې باور کیږي چې بابر د هغه د ښخولو غوښتنه کړې د باغ-بابر په نوم پیژندل کیږي. د مغل واکمنانو دا لوری د پام وړ وګرځېد او په کابل کې یې د ساحې او نورو ټبرونو پراختیا کې مرسته وکړه. بابر د خپل وصیت سره سم په دې باغ کې دفن شوی

(Translated by Google) Extremely beautiful place for families (Original) جاى فوق العاده زيبا آب و هواى قشنگ براى خانواده ها

Great history behind the BAGH.

(Translated by Google) 'Don't light a lamp for the poor, don't give flowers, don't forget __ Shama doesn't burn insects, she doesn't get spots, Bulbuls don't get stains. '(Emperor Babur - "Lal Salam") (Original) 'গরীব-গোরে দীপ জ্বেল না ফুল দিও না কেউ ভুলে __ শামা পোকার না পোড়ে পাখ, দাগা না পায় বুলবুলে। ' (সম্রাট বাবুর -"লাল সালাম")

Great and beautiful garden.

Beautiful place

Wonderfull place to visit, multi layerd garden, clean rest rooms, better security for family abd best place to bring kids

It was very good park and it was so beautiful

Good place for family picnic

♡The place is suitable for family fun♡

Limited hours open for customers.

(Translated by Google) it was good (Original) خوب بود

(Translated by Google) No emto (Original) هیچ امتو

(Translated by Google) Wax (Original) Wos

Nice great

(Translated by Google) excellent (Original) بسیار عالی

Amazing and joyful ❤ place

(Translated by Google) very good (Original) خیلی عالی

Nice park

Greate place

(Translated by Google) Hello (Original) سلام

You can enjoy yourself in this place

I love this place

(Translated by Google) Very good place (Original) جای بسیار خوب است

Peaceful place

A historical place with huge trees, unfortunately it was mostly damaged during the battle, but with stability at the time of Republic government, the garden has been renovated. At the time a family members are not able to enter the garden, cause women and men are not allowed to enter the garden together. Who was BABAR: Babur, born Mīrzā Zahīr ud-Dīn Muhammad, was the founder of the Mughal Empire in the Indian subcontinent. He was a descendant of Timur and Genghis Khan through his father and mother respectively. He was also given the posthumous name of Firdaws Makani. Wikipedia Born: 14 February 1483, Andijan, Uzbekistan Died: 26 December 1530, Agra, India Full name: Zahir-ud-din Muhammad Babur Place of burial: Babur Garden, Kabul, Afghanistan Deposed date: 1530

Babir garden is beautiful and historical garden.

It is a nice place very green and loving but after taliban take over of kabul, the environment has changed and it doesn't have the test as before.

I been there with my best person in life we experienced a lot of great things and talked and took pics That's a great place, go there

This is historical place. During civil war in Afghanistan, it was totally destroyed but after collapse of Taliban regime and coming of a sustainable and suitable environment, this place is restored and rebuilt by the assistance of AKTC (Aga Khan Trust for Culture) one of AKDN's (Aga Khan Development Network) agency. Now it is a place to get relaxed and enjoyed both nature and rich culture and history. It is a very big Garden with different areas in it. It is a public park. There is a museum inside of garden. There is a restaurant and some other facilities...

It's an amazing place, You can have a beautiful moment, a picnic with your family or friends. As a Tourist is a great place to visit in Kabul!!!

One of the tourist attractions when you visit here. Amazing view and great place to be in. If you have sometime to sit back & relax then you can come with family and friends to be here

Hi, This place a very pleasant and inspiring atmosphere, all types of flowers are available , childrens will enjoy those places..couples and family nice place to visit

One of historical places of Afghanistan made by Kind Babur almost 50 years ago. Great place you need to see this one's in your life with family or friends

Babur Garden is a true masterpiece of Mughal architecture and design, with its intricate water features, lush greenery, and stunning marble pavilions. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in history and culture. The serene atmosphere of Babur Garden is a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Walking among the fragrant flowers and shaded walkways is a truly peaceful experience that should not be missed

Babur garden is one my favorate places each time during my school exams I was studying and making preparation for my exam in Babur garden and each friday I was visting babur garden and so do on national days all people were gathering in babur garden to celebrate the national holidays.

Bagh-e Babur (Dari: باغ بابر), also known as Gardens of Babur, is a historic site in Kabul, Afghanistan. It is located in the Sher Darwaza hillside of District 5, southwest of Shahr-e Naw, or a short distance south of Kabul Zoo and north of Chihil Sutun. The gardens of Babur has several terraced buildings, a small mosque, and plenty of walking space. Visited by up to one million locals and foreign tourists a year, it is also where the tomb of the first Mughal emperor Babur is located. The park is thought to have been developed around 1504, when Babur gave orders for the construction of an "avenue garden" in Kabul, described in some detail in his memoirs, the Baburnama. It has been re-developed by various Afghan rulers since then.It was the tradition of Mughal princes to develop sites for recreation and pleasure during their lifetime and later choose one of these as their last resting place. The site continued to be of significance to Babur's successors; Jahangir made a pilgrimage to the site in 1607, when he ordered that all gardens in Kabul be surrounded by walls, that a prayer platform be laid in front of Babur's grave, and an inscribed headstone placed at its head. During the visit of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1638, a marble screen was erected around the tomb of Babur, and a mosque built on the terrace below. There are accounts from the time of the visit to the site of Shah Jahan in 1638 of a stone water channel that ran between an avenue of trees from the terrace below the mosque, with pools at certain intervals.