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Herat
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🇦🇫 Herat

Afghanistan · Asia

☪99% Muslim population
81
/100 Muslim Travel Score
Halal Food95
Prayer Access95
Safety25
Muslim Community98
Modesty Comfort95
Ramadan75
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Historic Silk Road city with strong Islamic heritage, but severe security risks limit tourism viability.

Per day
$66
7 days
$462
30 days
$1980
🏨Accommodation
$3553%
🍽️Halal Food
$1218%
🚌Transport
$812%
🎯Activities
$58%
📱Misc & SIM
$69%
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Money-saving tips

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Mid-range guesthouses (e.g., in Shahidan area) offer modest comfort; negotiate rates directly.

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Eat at established restaurants in central zones; Qandi Restaurant or similar Afghan spots are reliable.

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Arrange transport through hotel; shared taxi fares are cheap but reliability varies.

Best time to visit

🔴 Peak+10%
Apr – Oct

Mild to warm weather, clearer skies; coincides with higher security incidents and military operations. Guesthouses fill with NGO staff and occasional aid workers.

🟡 Shoulder0%
Mar, Nov

Moderate temperatures; still risky. Slightly lower prices due to marginal tourism. No significant seasonal tourism pattern.

🟢 Off-peak-15%
Dec – Feb

Cold, occasional snow; roads to/from Herat may close. Security risks persist year-round; winter isolation increases danger if conflict erupts.

Typical weather

Average monthly high / low for Herat · ■ high ■ low

10°
-2°
J
15°
2°
F
20°
7°
M
26°
11°
A
31°
16°
M
36°
21°
J
38°
24°
J
35°
21°
A
33°
15°
S
25°
9°
O
17°
4°
N
13°
0°
D

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