VOICED : Jardines sobre cenizas de la guerra en Kabul

The video explores the Babur Gardens in Kabul, a serene escape amidst a city marked by conflict. Built in the 16th century by Emperor Babur, the gardens were restored post-2001 after the Taliban's fall. The restoration faced challenges like mine removal due to its history as a war zone. Today, the gardens serve as a cultural hub, hosting events despite security threats. Recent attacks in Kabul highlight ongoing security concerns, making the gardens' tranquility fragile.

What makes Babur Gardens a unique sight in Kabul?

• It is a green oasis amidst a city with many checkpoints.

• It is the only garden in Kabul.

• It is located in the desert.

• It is the largest garden in the world.

Who was responsible for the original construction of Babur Gardens?

• Emperor Babur

• The Taliban

• Alexander the Great

• The British Empire

What was a major challenge during the restoration of Babur Gardens?

• Removal of mines

• Shortage of workers

• Lack of funding

• Weather conditions

Why are cultural spaces in Kabul considered vulnerable?

• They are not popular among locals.

• They lack historical significance.

• They are seen as easy targets for militants.

• They are located in remote areas.

What security measures are in place at Babur Gardens?

• Visitors are not allowed.

• No security measures are needed.

• Soldiers guard the entrance and conduct body checks.

• Only cameras are installed.