National Museum of Afghanistan

The National Museum of Afghanistan otherwise called the Kabul Museum, is a two-story building found 9 km southwest of the focal point of Kabul in Afghanistan. National gallery in Darulaman, outside of Kabul, Afghanistan, showing workmanship and ancient rarities identified with the nation's history and heritage. The first exhibition hall in Afghanistan was set up in 1919 at the Bagh-I-Bala royal residence sitting above Kabul, and comprised of original copies, miniatures, weapons and craftsmanship objects having a place with the previous regal families.

A couple of years after the fact the gathering was moved to the lord's royal residence in the focal point of the city and in 1931 it was authoritatively introduced in the present building, which had filled in as the Municipality. Through the years other archeological appointments have added their finds to the historical center until today the accumulation traverses fifty millenniums Prehistoric, Classical, Buddhist, hindu and Islamic and remains as one of the best declarations of times long past that the world has acquired.