What to pack for Kabul in the winter

In winter, Kabul experiences cold temperatures and sometimes heavy snowfall.

It is important to bring warm and insulating clothing such as thermal underwear, wool sweaters, and down jackets to stay comfortable in the cold. Additionally, waterproof and insulated boots are essential to keep your feet dry and warm in the snow and slush.

Don't forget to pack a thick scarf, gloves, and a beanie to protect your head, neck, and hands from the biting cold. It is also advisable to bring clothing that can be layered for versatility, such as long-sleeve shirts and fleece-lined pants.

Lastly, consider bringing a durable and windproof outer shell to protect against harsh winter winds.

Kabul experiences a cold and dry winter climate, with temperatures often dropping below freezing and occasional snowfall.

The city is situated at a high elevation in the Hindu Kush mountains, resulting in chilly temperatures and harsh winter conditions.

Heavy snow, strong winds, and low visibility can impact the city, making travel and outdoor activities difficult during the winter months.

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