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Bamyan is a picturesque province in central Afghanistan, known for its stunning natural beauty and rich historical significance. Surrounded by rugged mountains and lush valleys, it was once a key stop along the ancient Silk Road. Bamyan is most famous for the giant Buddha statues carved into the cliffs, which were tragically destroyed in 2001. Today, the area remains a symbol of Afghanistan's cultural heritage and resilience, with attractions like Band-e Amir National Park drawing visitors for its breathtaking turquoise lakes.