Khost Province is located in eastern Afghanistan, bordered by Pakistan to the south. It is known for its mountainous terrain and strategic location, which has historically made it a significant area for trade and military movements. The provincial capital is also named Khost, which serves as the administrative and economic center of the region. The population of Khost Province is diverse, with various ethnic groups, including Pashtuns and Tajiks. Agriculture is a primary source of livelihood, with residents cultivating crops such as wheat and corn. The province has faced challenges due to ongoing conflict, but it remains an important part of Afghanistan's cultural and historical landscape.