# Shebartoo

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**Shebartoo** (also **Shibartu, Shibartoo, Shibarto, Sebartoo, Shebarto, Shebartu, Sebartu, Sibartoo**), (Dari/[Hazaragi](/source/Hazaragi) language: **شیبرتو/شبرتو**, **Dasht-e Shebartu**) is a [plain](/source/Plain) in [Shahidan (Shaidan) district](/source/Shahidan), west of [Bamiyan city](/source/Bamiyan_(town)), the provincial capital of [Bamyan Province](/source/Bamyan_Province). The Shebartoo lies on the Bamiyan — [Band-e Amir](/source/Band-e_Amir) — [Yakawlang](/source/Yakawlang) road, about half-way between the Bamiyan valley and the Band-e Amir lakes.

## Villages

The seven villages located on the Shebartoo are:

- Pirdad : پیرداد
- Habashi : حبشی
- Eikhtiyaran : اختیاران
- Kaj : کج
- Goombazi :گومبزی
- Sarma Ghol : سرما قول
- Bum-e Shibar : بوم شیبر

## Population

The people who live on the Shebartoo are known as the Shebartoo [Hazara](/source/Hazara_people).

## Airport

The gravel strip known as Shebartoo Airport, which is also called Bamiyan Airport ([ICAO](/source/International_Civil_Aviation_Organization): OABN; [IATA](/source/International_Air_Transport_Association_airport_code): BIN),[1] is the main airport for Bamiyan Province.[2][3]

## Notes

1. ["Bamyan BIN OABN Flight & Airport Guide" Airport Fact](https://web.archive.org/web/20081029000755/http://www.airportfact.com/c5819-BIN-OABN-bamyan.html), accessed 26 November 2008

1. [(29 May 1999) "Opp welcomes AI report on Taliban atrocities" Afghan News Center](http://www.afghanistannewscenter.com/news/1999/may/may29c1999.htm)

1. [Toubekis, Georgios (29 June 2007) "19th Day" Bamiyan Development Community Portal](http://www.bamiyan-development.org/travel-diary/19thday2/)

## Further reading

- [Weber, Olivier](/source/Weber,_Olivier) (2006) "Chapitre 52: Vallon de Shebartu" *Le grand festin de l'Orient* ("Chapter 52: Shebartu Valley" *The Great Feast of the East*) R. Laffont, Paris, ISBN 2-266-14997-0, in French; an earlier edition by the same publisher was published in 2004, ISBN 2-221-09802-1

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