This was found while searching on A9.com. I uses Khyber Pass Plaque in the search field. "...we found the marble-canopied monument commemorating those British soldiers from the Queens Own Corps of Guides who died in Kabul in 1879. The plaque said that they had "conferred undying honor not only to the regiment to which they belong but on the whole British army." It wasn't the army that tamed the country around Mardan, but the Benton Canal, completed in 1902 and bringing a part of the Swat River under the Malakand Pass and out around Mardan, whose outskirts were green with orchards and yellow with wheat stretching from tree to tree... http://www.khyber.org/places/2005/NorthernPakistanCharacterBeaut.shtml
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The Khyber Pass.
No, Kabul is a city near the Khyber pass.
The mountain range that stretches between Pakistan and Afghanistan are the Hindu Kush mountains. The chief mountain passes would be the Salang Pass, Khyber Pass, and the Kotal-e Lataband.
As of 2008, the Khyber Pass is controlled by Pakistan. It is an important strategic route connecting Pakistan and Afghanistan, and has historically been a region of interest for various powers due to its significance for trade and military purposes.
Khyber pass links Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The Khyber Pass links Peshawar, Pakistan with Jalalabad, Afghanistan.
The Khyber Pass is located in Pakistan. It is a mountain pass connecting Pakistan with Afghanistan.
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It is the Khyber Pass
It is in Asia.