
Dushanbe to Osh on Pamir Highway
Drive over stunning highland landscapes. Stay with local people along the way and experience the Pamiri culture. Enjoy panoramic views while doing the short hikes on your tour.
From £1,897.50 per person

The name of the lake in Tajikistan comes from the name "Iskander" (meaning "Alexander") and the word "kul" ("lake"). Some legends say that the reservoir got its name since the Great Alexander visited it during a campaign to India from Central Asia.
And after Iskander Zulkarnain visited here, due to the obvious consonance, the name was changed to Iskanderkul.
The lake located in the northern part of the country, in the Sugd region. The distance from the capital of Tajikistan is more than 180 kilometers along a high-altitude and quite decent highway. Along the way, you can see fascinating natural landscapes with snow-capped mountain tops rushing into the deep blue of the sky.
A lot of tourists come to this mountain reservoir. There are guest houses for their stay here, but foreign visitors prefer to rest in tents. Swedes, Englishmen, Frenchmen and Tajiks themselves come here. Moreover, they all rest in different ways. Some travel on foot, others on motorcycles, and others on rare cars.
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Drive over stunning highland landscapes. Stay with local people along the way and experience the Pamiri culture. Enjoy panoramic views while doing the short hikes on your tour.
From £1,897.50 per person

During this private day Tour you will enjoy the genuinely beautiful landscapes where snow-capped Fann mountains are touching the sky. You will cross the high-mountain pass Anzob only in one day, see the legendary Lake Iskanderkul, Snake lake and 38-m high waterfall Memories of this short trip will remain for a long time. Do not miss your chance to put the next tick in your travel list.
From £97.91 per person

Discover the new capital of Tajikistan Dushanbe and the ancient town Hissar. Today you will go to the fortress of Hisar (VII–XVII centuries), which is 35 km away from the city. There are fortified areas and a citadel on this historical site. The fortress served as the residence of the Emir of Bukhara. Its location was on a high hill, and the gun loopholes protected a 1-meter wall. Inside the fort…
From £82.73 per person