The Khaybar Pass is a mountain pass located in the Hindu Kush range of northern Pakistan. It connects the regions of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Afghanistan, serving as a crucial route for trade and military movements throughout history. The pass has strategic importance due to its challenging terrain and proximity to the Khyber Agency. Historically, the Khaybar Pass has been significant in various conflicts, including the Second Anglo-Afghan War and the Sikh Wars. It has also been a key route for invaders and traders, facilitating cultural exchanges between the Indian subcontinent and Central Asia. The pass remains a vital link in the region today.