Public transport belongs to the route
How arrivals, airports, buses, borders, roads and distances shape travel in Afghanistan, especially for supported or multi-country itineraries.
Before you build the route
Transport in Afghanistan is not just a timetable. Border opening hours, road surface, weather, permits, flight changes, local holidays and distance can reshape a day on the ground. Use this page for orientation; for a tour, we verify the route logic before we promise the itinerary.
The public transport network is expanding. Buses run regularly between Jalalabad and Peshawar in Pakistan. Similarly, between Herat and Mashad in Iran.In the country, it is common to travel in collective taxis of all types, which do not have a meter. Ask for the price before you go.New roads connect Kabul to Kandahar and Mazar-i-sharif, each journey takes about 5 hours.