You CAN’T Pay At This Street Vendor - My Last Day In Afghanistan, Kunduz 🇦🇫

Although I approached this journey with considerable hesitancy and carried a weight of worries and risks upon arriving in Afghanistan, it quickly became evident that the country’s people made my experience significantly smoother from day one. Having traveled extensively throughout South Asian countries, I was no stranger to the renowned hospitality in the region. However, my arrival in Afghanistan was particularly remarkable given the nation’s prolonged history of conflict and the near absence of tourism. Much like my experiences in Iran, I found that I blended in seamlessly with the local population in Afghanistan, both in terms of appearance and attire, initially avoiding the “foreigner“ treatment. This remained the case until I took up my camera and spoke English. Those who have watched my YouTube videos from Afghanistan are already familiar with the warmth and generosity of the people, who often insisted on covering the cost of meals and extended invitations to their homes