Logar Province is located in eastern Afghanistan, bordered by Kabul to the north and Wardak to the west. It is known for its mountainous terrain and lush valleys, which provide a scenic landscape. The province has several districts, with Pul-e-Alam serving as its capital. The population of Logar Province is diverse, consisting of various ethnic groups, including Pashtuns and Tajiks. Agriculture is a significant part of the local economy, with residents cultivating crops such as wheat and fruits. The province has faced challenges due to ongoing conflict but remains rich in cultural heritage.