The Mountains’ Majesty: A World of Extremes
Once upon a time, in a land of rugged mountains, sweeping deserts, and fertile valleys, there existed a country where the weather and climate were as diverse and complex as its history—Afghanistan. Nestled in the heart of Central Asia, this ancient land is a place where the elements tell a story of extremes, resilience, and beauty. Let me take you on a journey through the seasons, the skies, and the landscapes of this fascinating nation. The Mountains’ Majesty: A World of Extremes Afghanistan is a country defined by its mountains. The mighty Hindu Kush range, which stretches like a spine across the country, shapes its climate and weather in profound ways. In the high-altitude regions, the air is thin, and the temperatures can be bitterly cold, especially during the long winter months. Snowfall is common, and the peaks remain cloaked in white for much of the year. In places like the Wakhan Corridor, temperatures can plummet to -20°C (-4°F) or lower, creating a winter wonderland th...