Jalalabad
Jalalabad is the capital city of Nangarhar Province in eastern Afghanistan. Its 2025 population is around 200,331, which makes Jalalabad the fifth-largest city in Afghanistan.[1]
Trade importance
Jalalabad lies on a trade route from Kabul (the capital of Afghanistan) to Peshawar, Pakistan.[2] Because of its position, a lot of Afghanistan's trade with India and Pakistan goes through Jalalabad.[2]
People
Almost all residents of Jalalabad follow Sunni Islam.[3] However, there are also Hindu and Sikh minorities in the city.[3]
Industries
There is a large irrigated plain surrounding Jalalabad that produces fruit, almonds, rice, and grain.[2] The city has a sugarcane refinery and handicraft shops.[2]
Jalalabad Media
- Royal Park Jalalabad postcard.jpg
The Bagh-e Shahi palace and gardens, c. 1920.
- The Amir’s Garden, Jalālābād WDL11478.png
The Emir's gardens, pictured in the 19th century.
- ننګرهار.jpg
Ni Niarhar
- Aerial view of Jalalabad in 2012.jpg
Aerial view of Jalalabad in 2012
- Jalalabad - Spīn Ghar Range.JPG
View of the Spin Ghar range from the city of Jalalabad
- Jalalabad, Afghanistan (5397994701).jpg
View towards the city from the Kabul River banks to the north
- Jalalabad street with rickshaws.jpg
Auto rickshaws in Jalalabad
- Mausoleum of Amanullah Khan-cropped.jpg
Mausoleum of King Amanullah Khan inside the Siraj-ul-Emarat Park
- جلا اباد Jalalabad city- sherendel Medical Plaza.jpg
A shopping area next to Siraj-ul-Emarat Park
- Jalalabad stadium in June 2011.jpg
Nangarhar Football Stadium (during construction in 2011)
References
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