The British received it in the 1879 Treaty of Gandamak, and lost it 18 years later. Now covered by a railway, and traditionally controlled by the Pashtun Afridi people, it is formed from a [i] gorge which traverses its namesake hills at the Shadi Bag
The British received it in the 1879 Treaty of Gandamak, and lost it 18 years later. Now covered by a railway, and traditionally controlled by the Pashtun Afridi people, it is formed from a [i] gorge which traverses its namesake hills at the Shadi Bagiar. Used by Darius, Alexander, and Babur as the connection between the Indian sub-continent and the Middle East—for 10 points—Peshawar and Kabul are connected by what mountain pass?
The British received it in the 1879 Treaty of Gandamak, and lost it 18 years later.
Khyber Pass