In pics: Band-e-Amir lake in Bamyan, Afghanistan
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Photo taken on June 19, 2018 shows the Band-e-Amir lake in Bamyan province, central Afghanistan. To develop the tourism, the government has declared Band-e-Amir, a natural lake in the central Bamyan province, some 200 km west of Kabul, as a national park in 2009. (Xinhua/Latif Azimi)
Photo taken on June 19, 2018 shows the Band-e-Amir lake in Bamyan province, central Afghanistan. To develop the tourism, the government has declared Band-e-Amir, a natural lake in the central Bamyan province, some 200 km west of Kabul, as a national park in 2009. (Xinhua/Latif Azimi)
Photo taken on June 19, 2018 shows the Band-e-Amir lake in Bamyan province, central Afghanistan. To develop the tourism, the government has declared Band-e-Amir, a natural lake in the central Bamyan province, some 200 km west of Kabul, as a national park in 2009. (Xinhua/Latif Azimi)
People walk along the Band-e-Amir lake in Bamyan province, central Afghanistan, on June 19, 2018. To develop the tourism, the government has declared Band-e-Amir, a natural lake in the central Bamyan province, some 200 km west of Kabul, as a national park in 2009. (Xinhua/Latif Azimi)
Photo taken on June 19, 2018 shows the Band-e-Amir lake in Bamyan province, central Afghanistan. To develop the tourism, the government has declared Band-e-Amir, a natural lake in the central Bamyan province, some 200 km west of Kabul, as a national park in 2009. (Xinhua/Latif Azimi)
Photo taken on June 19, 2018 shows the Band-e-Amir lake in Bamyan province, central Afghanistan. To develop the tourism, the government has declared Band-e-Amir, a natural lake in the central Bamyan province, some 200 km west of Kabul, as a national park in 2009. (Xinhua/Latif Azimi)
Photo taken on June 19, 2018 shows the Band-e-Amir lake in Bamyan province, central Afghanistan. To develop the tourism, the government has declared Band-e-Amir, a natural lake in the central Bamyan province, some 200 km west of Kabul, as a national park in 2009. (Xinhua/Latif Azimi)