In the city of Kandahar, Afghanistan, a man sits in a blue and silver modified tricycle, commonly known as a "rickshaw." He is wearing a light-colored tunic and a green and black patterned cap, his bare feet resting on a red cloth pad. A young child, possibly a girl, sits behind him in the tricycle's passenger seat, reaching out with her left hand. The tricycle is blue with silver accents on the handlebars and frame, and large spoked wheels. The background features a storefront with a large banner displaying images of food. Text in what appears to be Pashto is visible on the banner. Adjacent to the storefront is a building with a closed, slatted wooden door. Another blue plastic chair is visible to the left of the frame. The ground is paved with asphalt and shows signs of wear. The overall scene depicts a typical street in Kandahar, with elements of local commerce and daily life. in Kandahar, Afghanistan

Wahid_Rahman_Afghanmal

Jun 17, 2026

Kandahar, Afghanistan

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In the city of Kandahar, Afghanistan, a man sits in a blue and silver modified tricycle, commonly known as a "rickshaw." He is wearing a light-colored tunic and a green and black patterned cap, his bare feet resting on a red cloth pad. A young child, possibly a girl, sits behind him in the tricycle's passenger seat, reaching out with her left hand. The tricycle is blue with silver accents on the handlebars and frame, and large spoked wheels. The background features a storefront with a large banner displaying images of food. Text in what appears to be Pashto is visible on the banner. Adjacent to the storefront is a building with a closed, slatted wooden door. Another blue plastic chair is visible to the left of the frame. The ground is paved with asphalt and shows signs of wear. The overall scene depicts a typical street in Kandahar, with elements of local commerce and daily life.

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