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Duration
14 days
Length
2300 km
Location
GBAO Region
Recommended group composition
2-12 per
Difficulty level
Very easy - Suitable for individuals with minimal physical fitness or experience. Involves short, flat walks with little elevation gain or loss.
Easy - Requires basic physical fitness. Involves moderate walking on well-maintained trails with gentle inclines and declines.
Optimal - Suitable for individuals with average physical fitness. Involves moderate to challenging hiking, often with some elevation gain or loss.
Intense - Demands good physical fitness and endurance. Involves long hikes on rugged terrain with significant elevation changes.
Extreme - Suitable for experienced hikers and mountaineers. Involves technical climbing, glacier crossings, and exposure to high-altitude environments.
Super extreme - Reserved for highly skilled and experienced adventurers. Involves challenging mountaineering expeditions with significant risks and potential dangers.
Optimal
Recommended age
18+
The price is per person for a group of 2 people.
Tour in brief
Tour organizer and guide

LLC Pamir Guides
It is hard to imagine Pamir Guides, a successful tour operator in Central Asia, without acknowledging the founding fathers. Saitaali and Kuban, come from a little town called Murgab (3560 m) in Eastern Pamir. They started their career when they were working as guides for ACTED (a French development organization) around the year 2000.
Tour program
Day 1. Arrival in Panjakent - Zimtut
Day 1. Arrival in Panjakent - Zimtut
• On the way to the town visit Sarazm archeological site.
• Then drive to Panjekent town, having lunch in local tea house.
• After visit local bazar, museum.
• After those sightseeing drive to Zimtut same homestay Sharaf (BLD).
Day 2. Zimtut - Kuli Kalon
Day 2. Zimtut - Kuli Kalon
• Walking radial tour around the lakes, to the Mutnoe lake (3400m) and to the highest peak of
Fan Mountains - Chimtarga (5489m).
5 hours of walk.
• The passage is easy, crossing the Zurmech pass (3200m), which takes about 3 hours.
• On the way, you can see a small but extremely beautiful Piala lake with clear water.
• Night at the camping in Kuli Kalon lake, Tent (BLD).
Day 3. Kuli kalon - Vetical alpinist camp
Day 3. Kuli kalon - Vetical alpinist camp
• From Kuli Kalon to Chukurak lake, crossing the Alaudin pass (3860m).
5 hours of walk.
• The camp is set up on the shore of Big Alaudin lake (2700m) or on the territory of the alpinist camp "Vertical".
• Tent (BLD).
Day 4. Alaudin lake Vertikal alpinist camp - Marguzor
Day 4. Alaudin lake Vertikal alpinist camp - Marguzor
• From Marguzor to Sarorot drive.
• On the way, see a beautiful valley.
• From Marguzor, move toward Iskanderkul Lake (2195m).
• 3 hours of travel.
• Tent (BLD).
Day 5. Sarotok - Iskender kul
Day 5. Sarotok - Iskender kul
• Stop at Iskanderkul Lake (2195m), covering 165 km or about 6 hours of ride.
• Excursion to the waterfall (45m) and Snake Lake.
• Sailing on the boat on Iskanderkul Lake.
• Accommodation in Dushanbe, Hotel (BLD).
Day 6. Dushanbe – Kalaikum
Day 6. Dushanbe – Kalaikum
• We will welcome you at the airport, followed by a short relaxation.
• Transfer from Dushanbe to Kalaikum through Sagirdasht pass (3600m).
• Enjoy excellent views on the way, with stops for photo shooting.
• Visit a 10th-century Silk Road building.
• Experience breathtaking landscapes along the Taveldara valley.
• We will drive along the road, having a picnic in pristine nature.
• Overnight in Kalaikum (1100m), Guesthouse (BLD).
Day 7. Kalaikum – Khorog
Day 7. Kalaikum – Khorog
• Pass through the Vanj valley to enter the Pamir region, both geographically and administratively.
• Along the way, see various villages in both Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
• Enjoy amazing views of the valley.
• Lunch in a chaikhana, a local teahouse.
• Overnight in a hotel (BLD).
Day 8. Khorog - Bachor
Day 8. Khorog - Bachor
• Enjoy the beautiful barren landscapes, resembling a typical western desert and canyons.
• On the way, visit the Jilandy hot spring.
• Continue driving to Bachor, a small village far from town.
• Few people live in Bachor village, which is located in an incredible valley.
• The local communities are settled farmers with limited farming activities.
• The local people are very friendly, and their lifestyle is simple and harmonious with nature.
If there is a place to escape the technologically advanced world, it will certainly be Bachor.
• Overnight in a homestay (BLD).
Day 9. Gunt Valley
Day 9. Gunt Valley
• Nonetheless, the people and nature are unique.
• In the morning, we start walking from Bachor to Chabdar.
• The valley is beautiful, and the path is not too rough, but smooth.
• The path gradually ascends from 2000 to 3000 meters of elevation.
It is better to start trekking from Bachor because the village is located at a lower elevation.
• As we hike, we will begin acclimatizing.
• Overnight in a tent (BLD).
Day 10. Gunt Valley
Day 10. Gunt Valley
• As we trek up, the landscape changes from lowlands to highlands.
• The colors transition from green to desert-like.
• The scenery is beautiful and incredibly silent.
• You will not hear any noise except for the natural sounds of wildlife.
• Overnight in a tent (BLD).
Day 11. Zaval – Kengshiber
Day 11. Zaval – Kengshiber
• You might be wondering why we visit settled villages. Even though the landscape is beautiful, there is high domination of nature and wildness in the region.
• Therefore, having lunch in tea house. From Alichor, a small settled village of
nomadic Kyrgyz, we continue our trip by jeep on Pamir Highway to Bashgumbez village. The terrain here is desolate but grandiose. The valley is nice.
• There are many summer pastures where nomadic Kyrgyz graze their livestock. On the way, we will visit Akbalik holy lake or sacred lake. This is holly holy for the people living around the area.
• After we visit Bashgumbes village,9 km from the main road, where you will see a very old tomb. From Bashgumbez Village (3900m) to Akzoo lake, on the way we will cross the Kara - Seky Pass (put the name before the word Pass) (4500m), with a very beautiful view of the mountains.
• On the way we will see marmots and have a picnic. You will witness nomadic life and enjoy the hospitality of Kyrgyz nomads, Overnight in a yurt (BLD).
Day 12. ZorKul – CheshDobo
Day 12. ZorKul – CheshDobo
• We will use yaks for transporting the luggage.
• Along the way, we will cross the Bel-Airik Pass (5015m).
• We may see Marco Polo sheep during the trek.
• This place is extremely high, but it's worth organizing a yak trek to see the famous Lake Zorkul, also known as Victoria Lake.
• From the pass, we get a great view of the lake from above.
• The scenery is spectacular, and we will set up tents here.
• Overnight in a tent (BLD).
Day 13. ZorKul – CheshDobo
Day 13. ZorKul – CheshDobo
• This area is where many local communities of farmers from Murgab and Kono Kurgan village come for (jailoo) summer pasture.
• These areas are highly protected by the Zorkul National Park.
• Today, this is one of the only places where Marco Polo sheep (Ovis Poli) still live in freedom.
• It is lovely to see these sheep along the way.
• We will also see Kok-Jigit Lake during the trek.
• Overnight in nomad yurts (BLD).
• Alternatively, we may drive to the hot spring camp at Jarty Gumbez.
• A special service in Jarty Gumbez is the natural hot spring after long days of walking.
• We will rest and overnight in Jarty Gumbez, Guesthouse (BLD).
Day 14. Jarty - Gumbez - Murghab - Osh
Day 14. Jarty - Gumbez - Murghab - Osh
• Murgab is the largest district in GBAO, with a vast territory and population.
• We will make a short stop in Murgab before driving to Kara Kul Lake.
• Be prepared for incredible scenery, especially around Kara Kul Lake.
• The highest point of the journey is Akbaital Pass (4655m).
• Karakul Lake is the highest salted lake in Central Asia.
• Today we say “see you later, Tajikistan” as we cross the Kyzyl-Art Pass (4282m) to the border between Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan.
• Look behind you for a stunning panorama of the Pamir Alai range.
• Lunch in Sary Tash.
• Then drive to Osh.
• Overnight in a hotel (BLD).
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What's included:
- 13 nights in guesthouses, homestays, and tents as specified in the itinerary.
- All meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) as indicated in the itinerary (BLD = Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner).
- All ground transportation in a 4x4 vehicle as described in the itinerary.
- Transfers between destinations and to/from the airport.
- Services of local English-speaking guides throughout the tour.
- Entry fees to attractions, parks, and museums as listed in the itinerary.
Necessary permits for trekking and visiting restricted areas. - Use of trekking equipment (tents, sleeping bags) during the trek.
- Medical and evacuation support as required.
What's not included:
- Flights to and from the starting and ending points of the tour.
- Personal travel insurance, including coverage for trekking activities.
- Visa costs for entry into Tajikistan and any other required countries.
Costs for personal items such as souvenirs, laundry, and additional drinks. - Optional activities or excursions not listed in the itinerary.
Tips for guides, drivers, and other service providers. - Any medical costs incurred during the trip.
- Any special dietary requests or accommodations not specified in the itinerary.
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