Ghazi Stadium, Multi-purpose stadium in southeast Kabul, Afghanistan.
Ghazi Stadium is a sports facility in southeast Kabul with an artificial turf pitch and concrete stands arranged in an oval layout. The venue holds roughly 25,000 spectators and hosts various sporting events throughout the year.
The stadium was built in 1923 on orders from King Amanullah Khan following Afghanistan's independence from British rule through a treaty agreement. Its construction marked a moment of renewed national pride in the aftermath of conflict.
Football here draws crowds who gather to cheer for their teams and share moments of excitement together. The stadium remains a place where local fans connect over the sport they love.
The facility functions as a training and event venue for various national and local football teams in Kabul. Visitors should check ahead to see if games or events are scheduled, as activities do not occur daily.
The venue hosted a performance by jazz musician Duke Ellington in 1963 during a cultural tour through Asia. That concert remains a rare chapter in the country's cultural history and shows the openness to international artists that existed at that time.
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