1. Khyber Pass - Noun
2. Khyber Pass - Proper noun
a mountain pass of great strategic and commercial value in the Hindu Kush on the border between northern Pakistan and western Afghanistan; a route by which invaders entered India
Source: WordNetIt soon became apparent to the British that Sikh participation, advancing toward Kabul through the Khyber Pass while Shuja and the British advanced through Kandahar, would not be forthcoming. Source: Internet
Entering Afghanistan from the Khyber Pass once extended, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) could proceed toward the north, crossing the Amu Darya River and onward to the South Aral Sea and Central Asia. Source: Internet
Peshawar, the first city past the Khyber Pass, is a thriving market town where people with rifles slung over their shoulders collect fees from buses for "safe passage." Source: Internet
The empire extended from the Khyber Pass in the west, to Kashmir in the north, to Multan in the south and Kapurthala in the east. Source: Internet
They include the Khyber Pass (1,027 m), in Pakistan, and the Kotal-e Lataband (2,499 m) east of Kabul, which was superseded in 1960 by a road constructed within the Kabul River's most spectacular gorge, the Tang-e Gharu. Source: Internet
This line continues on through mountainous regions to the Khyber Pass area. Source: Internet