Koh e Hindaki

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Koh-e Hindkai
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height	2212  m
location	Kabul Province , Afghanistan
Mountains	Hindu Kush
Coordinates	34 ° 27'25 "  N , 69 ° 11'1"  E Coordinates: 34 ° 27'25 "  N , 69 ° 11'1"  E.
particularities	religious meaning

The Koh-e Hindkai ( Persian کوه هندکى) is a 2212 m high mountain in the Bagrami district of Kabul province . Name variants are Koh e Hindaki, Hindki, in some sources u. a. the Encyclopædia Iranica also Indaki or Indki . For the Kabul Hindus, the Koh-e Hindkai has a religious meaning.

Another mountain with this name is located about 10 km south of Kabul city center. But because of the Tschehel Sotun Palace ( Persian چهل ستون'Forty Pillar Palace') from the 19th century, this mountain is called Koh e Chehel Sotun .

See also

• Koh e Hindu
• Koh e Asamai

Web links

• Koh-e Hindkai Map - Kabul - Mapcarta