Nangarhar is a province located in eastern Afghanistan, bordered by Pakistan to the south and east. The capital city is Jalalabad, which serves as a key economic and cultural center in the region. The province is known for its diverse geography, including mountains, valleys, and rivers, which contribute to its agricultural productivity. The population of Nangarhar is predominantly Pashtun, with various ethnic groups coexisting in the area. The province has a rich history, having been a significant trade route and cultural exchange point throughout the centuries. Today, Nangarhar faces challenges related to security and development but remains an important part of Afghanistan's landscape.