Masjidi Jami or Friday Mosque

• Visit the Masjid Jami or Friday Mosque, built by the Ghurid ruler Ghiyas ad-Din Ghori in 1200 (597 AH).
• Continued building by his brother and successor, Muhammad of Ghor.
• Short visit to the Tile factory of Herat.

Herat Citadel

• Explore the Herat Citadel, dating back to 330 BC from the time of Alexander the Great.
• Used as a headquarters by various empires over the last 2,000 years.
• Destroyed and rebuilt multiple times throughout history.

Tomb of Goharshad and Minarets of Herat

• Visit the Tomb of Goharshad, part of a larger complex along with the Minarets of Herat.
• The complex was once much larger but was dynamited in 1885 by the British Indian Army.
• The Tomb and Minarets still stand as significant architectural monuments.

Guzargah Mosque (Khawaja Abdullah Ansari) and Puli Malaan

• Explore Guzargah Mosque (Khawaja Abdullah Ansari) and Puli Malaan.
• The fine old 22-arched bridge believed to be constructed by the Seljuks in the early 12th century.
• Local legend attributes the bridge's construction to two sisters named Bibi Hur and Bibi Noor.

Herat Citadel - Ekhteyar Uddin

• Don't miss visiting the Herat Citadel, also known as Ekhteyar Uddin Herat, Afghanistan.
• Located in the northern part of the city on a big hill, offering a viewpoint of the city.
• The Citadel has a rectangular shape, fortified construction, and 17 towers, with Timur's Tower being notable.
• Among Afghanistan's 700 historical and archaeological monuments, the Herat Citadel is one of the oldest, believed to have connections to Alexander the Great's reign in the region.