Lengthways of Tajikistan permeate three branches of the Great Silk Way: 1) Northern – Sugd’s that draw between Samarqand (Uzbekistan) and Kashgar (China); 2) Eastern-Western - Karategin’s that draw between Sariosiyo (Uzbekis... More

Iskandarkul, a picturesque lake in the Fann Mountains, is one of the most beautiful destinations in Tajikistan. Known for its turquoise waters and surrounding rugged peaks, it's a serene escape for nature lovers. This 2-day tour o... More

Get mesmerized by Tajikistan's magnificent Fann Mountains, a trekking destination with dazzling blue and green alpine lakes, dramatic river valleys, and countless mountain villages you probably didn't even know existed.... More

There are three branches of the Great Silk Road along Tajikistan: 1) North / Sogdian stretches between Samarkand (Uzbekistan) and Kashgar (China); 2) West–East / Karotegin stretches between Termez (Uzbekistan) and Kashgar (China... More

"Haft Kul" or "Seven Lakes" is the name of cascading lakes among the Fan Mountains in the northwestern part of Tajikistan, near the city of Penjikent. A group of mountain lakes amazes visitors with their bright and constantly chan... More

Tajikistan is a land of the highest peaks, huge glaciers, fast, turbulent rivers, uniquely beautiful lakes, unique vegetation and rare animals. It is the mountainous, outdoor landscape that determines the originality and uniquenes... More

The Wakhan valley is located between in south-west of Tajikistan in Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Province and north-east of Afghanistan. It contains the headwaters of the Amu Darya River, and was an ancient corridor for travelers f... More