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Crossing into Afghanistan SOLO (EXTREME) | Travel Vlog

► In this video, I’m crossing the Torkham border from Pakistan into Afghanistan and heading to Kabul—but, as always, things didn’t go exactly as planned. After a long journey and arriving late, I still managed to get out, explore the city, and meet some incredibly friendly locals who were excited to share their stories on camera. ► This vlog gives you a real look at Afghanistan—its people, culture, and hospitality—through the eyes of an American solo traveler. Whether you’re curious about what it’s like to travel to Afghanistan in 2024 or just want to see what everyday life in Kabul looks like, this video has it all. ►Why Watch This Video? Curious about crossing the Torkham border into Afghanistan or what it’s like to explore Kabul? This video takes you through one of the world’s most intense border crossings and shows the real Afghanistan—from navigating immigration to meeting friendly locals who share their stories. If you love off-the-beaten-path adventures or want a raw look at Afghan culture, this Afghanistan travel vlog is for you! ►Don’t Forget to Subscribe! Love solo travel and off-the-beaten-path destinations? 👉 Hit Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss my latest travel stories and tips! Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 1:08 – Tuk-Tuk Ride in Pakistan to Torkham Border (Loud) 3:29 – Crossing Through Torkham Border (Insane) 3:59 – Passing through Khyber Pass 6:29 – Arrive in Kabul & Hotel Issues 8:45 – Grabbing Chai in Kabul at Night with Locals 12:31 – Local Afghans Discuss War/Peace in Afghanistan ►CONNECT WITH ME: ► Instagram: @thebeardedbackpacker_ ► TikTok: @thebeardedbackpacker ► Website: beardedbackpackertr.com ☕ Support My Work - Buy Me Chai! 👉buymeacoffee.com/Thebeardedbackpacker #travelvlog #kabul #afghanistan #solotravel #backpacking #extremetravel #afghan #kabulafghanistan #afghanis #afghanistantravel #torkham #torkhamborder #travel #thebeardedbackpackerinafghanistan