- The Taj Bek (Great Crown) Palace was erected in the 20s of the 20th century by order of Khan Amanullah. It is located about 16 km from the center of Kabul.Bulunamadı: kâbil
- The Tajbeg Palace was built for the Afghan Royal Family in the 1920s but was never completed. It suffered extensive damage during decades of war.Bulunamadı: kâbil
- Tajbeg Palace in 1987. Condition of the palace in 2007. Not far from the castle or Tapa-e Taj Beg (Taj Beg hill), a palace for the Queen of the Timurids is said to...Bulunamadı: kâbil
- Commonly referred to as the Queen's Palace. Large portions were still out of bounds but it was still pretty cool to explore.Bulunamadı: kâbil
- Tajbeg Palace Tourism (2024) Afghanistan: Find top attractions, things to do & activities in Tajbeg Palace, kabul. Plan your Tajbeg Palace trip with Hellotravel.Bulunamadı: kâbil
- Tajbeg Palace, located in Kabul, Afghanistan, is the most iconic site in the country and a symbol of the country’s rich history and culture.Bulunamadı: kâbil
- Discover Tajbeg Palace in Kabul, Afghanistan: The abandoned palace stands as a wounded but proud beacon of Afghan hope.Bulunamadı: kâbil
- Address: Pul-e-Sukhta Rd 34.464953' N, 69.119430' E Source: http://everycastle.com/Tajbeg-Palace.html. 3 737 просмотров.Bulunamadı: kâbil
- Tajbeg Palace (Queen’s Palace) is located about 16 km from the center of Kabul, Afghanistan, and about 1 km away from the Darul Aman Palace.Bulunamadı: kâbil
- Atas Obscura: Tajbeg Palace stands atop a knoll dominating Kabul as a concrete allegory to Afghanistan’s recent past.Bulunamadı: kâbil
- The Taj Bek (Great Crown) Palace was erected in the 20s of the 20th century by order of Khan Amanullah. It is located about 16 km from the center of Kabul.Bulunamadı: kâbil
- Tajbeg palace is located in the south-west of Kabul. It was built by German architects in the 20s of the twentieth century as the residence of the ruler of the country...Bulunamadı: kâbil
- The Tajbeg Palace was built to the south-west of Kabul, the Afghan capital, as the centrepiece of a new city, Darulaman, which was envisioned as a future...Bulunamadı: kâbil
