{% if state.amp %} {% else %} {% endif %}

Children gut and clean fish caught in the Panj river earl

Children gut and clean fish caught in the Panj river earlier that day in Warzuds, a village in the remote Wakhan Corridor in Afghanistan’s far north-east. The corridor is so-named because of it’s peculiar border that sees it sandwiched in between Tajikistan and Pakistan and stretching as far east as northern China. Photo: @andrewquilty / Oculi for @everydayasia. 29.4.2015. #wakhan #wakhancorridor #afghanistan #everydayeverywhere #wakhantourism
دیدگاه ها (۱)

At the end of the day in the Wakhan Corridor’s village of Wa...

Life runs by the sun in Sarhad-E-Broghil, the farthest villa...

The social dynamics in the Wakhan Corridor are quite differe...

150km east of Ishkashim, into Afghanistan's remote north-eas...

The airport terminal at Ishkashim, perhaps the most isolated...

The snow-capped mountain-tops, dipped in the day's last rays...

It’s rare to find a stream of water that’s clean enough to d...

A small island with ambiguous sovereignty lies in the middle...

Two men sitting out the end of the day on the River Kokcha i...

In the spring, as the hills of Kabul turn green and gardens ...

در حال بارگزاری

خطا در دریافت مطلب های مرتبط