Panjshir Province is located in northeastern Afghanistan, known for its stunning mountainous landscapes and rich history. It is home to the Panjshir Valley, which has been a significant site for resistance movements, particularly during the Soviet-Afghan War and the rise of the Taliban. The province is predominantly inhabited by the Tajik ethnic group. The region is characterized by its rugged terrain, making it difficult to access but also providing natural defenses. Agriculture, particularly the cultivation of fruits and nuts, plays a vital role in the local economy. Panjshir is also known for its cultural heritage, including traditional music and crafts.