Buddhist Heritage of Afghanistan
Wednesday, 19 June 2013 22:15A new exhibition was opened in The National Museum of Afghanistan on 29th April 2012. This exhibition that is entitled "Buddhist Heritage of Afghanistan" is depecting a very important part of our history, the Buddhism which has been practiced in Afghanistan for more than 1000 years. Buddhism in Afghanistan trace back to the middle of 3rd century CE and started fading with the arrival of Islam in the 7th century AD. During that long period Buddhism was practiced in Afghanistan along with other ... Read More
Other Exhibitions:
Aynak Copper Exhibition
19 June 2013Mes Aynak site is located 38 km south of Kabul and 18 km east of Kabul- gardez highway close to the trade routes to India ...
Ghazni Exhibition
19 June 2013Ghazni, which was the biggest capital of Islamic empire, now is a vast wasteland between Kabul and Kandahar. In ancient time, ...
Exhibition of objects returned from London and Swiss
19 June 2013
Photo Exhibition of Mix Afghan and American Students from (Mahrifat) School in 2010
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International Architectural Ideas Competition for the New National Museum
Monday, 08 October 2012 00:00On 17 September 2012, the National Museum of Afghanistan held an Official Awards Ceremony to announce the winners of the International Architectural Ideas Competition. The ceremony was held at the National Museum of Afghanistan, attended by many governmental officials and foreign diplomats. Dr. Sayed Makhdom Raheen, Minster of Information and Culture, thanked the sponsor of the competion, the U.S. Embassy Kabul Public ... Read More
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International Architectural Ideas Competition for the New National Museum
On 17 September 2012, the National Museum of Afghanistan held an Official Awards Ceremony to announce the winners of the International Architectural Ideas Competition. The ceremony was held at the National Museum of Afghanistan, attended by many governmental officials and foreign diplomats. ... more
