Sangar District is located in the northeastern part of Afghanistan, within Bamyan Province. It is known for its mountainous terrain and rich cultural heritage, which includes historical sites and traditional practices. The district is primarily inhabited by the Hazara ethnic group, who have a distinct language and customs. The economy of Sangar District is mainly based on agriculture, with residents cultivating crops such as wheat and barley. The area also has potential for livestock farming. Despite its natural beauty, Sangar faces challenges such as limited infrastructure and access to basic services, impacting the quality of life for its residents.