Wakhan corridor belongs to which country

The Wakhan Corridor is a geographical region in Central Asia, located in the far northeast of **Afghanistan**. It is a narrow strip of land that connects Afghanistan to China. The corridor is 350 kilometers (217 mi) long and 16–64 kilometers (10–40 mi) wide.

The Wakhan Corridor is a remote and sparsely populated area. It is home to a small number of people, mostly ethnic Tajiks and Wakhi. The people of the Wakhan Corridor are known for their hospitality and their traditional way of life. They are also known for their beautiful handicrafts, such as carpets and embroidery.

The Wakhan Corridor is a unique and fascinating place. It is a remote and sparsely populated area, but it is also a place of great natural beauty and cultural significance. The people of the Wakhan Corridor are known for their hospitality and their traditional way of life. The Wakhan Corridor is a place that is worth visiting, but it is important to do so with caution.

The Wakhan Corridor is claimed by both China and Afghanistan. However, the corridor is currently controlled by the Afghan government.