Workers prepare “Gor,” a traditional Afghan sweet made from sugarcane, using handmade methods passed down through generations in Nangarhar province.

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Traditional Gor Making in Afghanistan

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Workers prepare “Gor,” a traditional Afghan sweet made from sugarcane, using handmade methods passed down through generations in Nangarhar province. The process reflects local food traditions and rural craftsmanship in eastern Afghanistan.

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Published: May 9, 2026
Camera: Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max
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ISO: 125

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