[2023] We ranked Tajikistan's Top 10 beaches: From hidden gems to world-famous shores
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Looking for the ultimate beach vacation? Look no further than Tajikistan! In this video, we will unveil the top 10 beaches in Tajikistan that you must visit. From stunning landscapes to crystal clear waters, Tajikistan's beaches have it all. We'll explore each beach in detail and give you insider tips on what to do and see. Whether you're a beach bum or just looking for a relaxing getaway, this video is for you. Join us as we take you on a virtual journey to Tajikistan's top 10 beaches.
0:10 Iskanderkul Lake
Located in the Fann Mountains, Iskanderkul Lake is a popular tourist spot with a beautiful sandy beach. Visitors can swim, boat, and fish in the crystal-clear waters. The surrounding mountains offer excellent hiking and trekking opportunities.
0:25 Kulikalon Lakes
Also located in the Fann Mountains, Kulikalon Lakes is a group of seven lakes with stunning turquoise waters. The area is perfect for camping, hiking, and horseback riding.
0:40 Varzob Gorge
The Varzob River flows through a narrow gorge in the mountains near Dushanbe, creating several small sandy beaches along the way. This is a popular spot for picnicking, swimming, and fishing.
0:55 Sarez Lake
Located in the Pamir Mountains, Sarez Lake was created by a massive landslide in 1911. The lake is surrounded by stunning mountains and has a small sandy beach. Visitors can swim, boat, and fish in the lake.
1:10 Nurek Reservoir
Nurek Reservoir is the largest reservoir in Tajikistan and has several small beaches along its shores. The area is popular for swimming, boating, and fishing, and there are several resorts and guesthouses in the surrounding area.
1:25 Khoja Obi Garm
Khoja Obi Garm is a popular hot spring resort located near the town of Obigarm. The resort has several small pools filled with natural hot spring water, as well as a small sandy beach along the river.
1:40 Panj River
The Panj River forms the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan and has several small beaches along its shores. This is a popular spot for picnicking, swimming, and fishing.
1:55 Khorog River
The Khorog River flows through the town of Khorog in the Pamir Mountains and has several small sandy beaches along its banks. The area is popular for picnicking and swimming.
2:10 Gharm Chashma
Gharm Chashma is a hot spring resort located in the Rasht Valley. The resort has several small pools filled with natural hot spring water, as well as a small sandy beach along the river.
2:25 Zeravshan River
The Zeravshan River flows through the city of Penjikent and has several small beaches along its banks. The area is popular for picnicking, swimming, and fishing.
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Top 10 Places To Visit in Tajikistan | Tajikistan Tourist Attractions | Towns of Tajikistan
Top 10 Places To Visit in Tajikistan | Tajikistan Tourist Attractions | Towns of Tajikistan
1. Pamir double carriageway
A gigantic piece of the Pamir motorway is arranged in Tajikistan, a country masterminded in the midst of essential Asia with India towards the south and China to the east.
2. Dushanbe
Dushanbe — is the capital and greatest city of Tajikistan. Dushanbe suggests Monday inside the Tajik vernacular. It turn out to be so named in mellow of reality that it advanced from a city that to begin with had an outstanding business sector on Mondays. Wikipedia
3. Pamir
The Pamir Mountains, or the Pamirs, are a mountain develop in essential Asia on the convergence of the Himalayas with the Tian Shan, Karakoram, Kunlun, Hindu Kush and Hindu Raj degrees. they're a couple of the worldwide's most extended mountains. Wikipedia
4. Wakhan Valley
Wakhan or the Wakhan is an extraordinarily abrupt and hard bit of the Pamir, Hindu Kush and ... till 1883 the Wakhan incorporated the entire thing valley of the Panj River and the Pamir River, and comparably the higher ... The northern bit of the critical Wakhan is by and by a couple bit of the Gorno-Badakhshan independent Province in Tajikistan.
5. Isfara
Isfara is a town in Sughd Province in northern Tajikistan, composed on the edge with Kyrgyzstan. It has a populace of 40,six hundred.
The town is the capital of the Isfara region. Wikipedia
6. Panjikent
Panjakent, similarly spelled Panjikent, Panjekent, Panjikant or Penjikent, is a city in the Sughd region of Tajikistan on the Zeravshan Conduit, with a populace of 33,000. It move toward becoming at one time an out of date city in Sogdiana. Wikipedia
7. Fann Mountains
Fann Mountains are a touch of the western Pamir-Alay mountain structure and are basically situated in Tajikistan's Sughd Province among the Zarafshan assortment toward the north and the Gissar assortment towards the south. Wikipedia
8. sarez lake
Sarez Lake is a lake in Rushon District of Gorno-Badakhshan region, Tajikistan. span cycle seventy five.8 kilometers, significance couple of hundred meters, water floor best around 3,263 meters above sea degree and ... Wikipedia
9. Rudaki Park
Rudaki Park is exceptional. there are various, many blooms, particularly roses. It looks like a formal garden laid out in a geometric case.
10. Lenin beat
Lenin stature, or Ibn Sina tallness, climbs to 7,134 meters in Gorno-Badakhshan on the edge of Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, and is the
second most momentous reason of both nations. Wikipedia
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Tajikistan Pamir Highway Wakhan Corridor: Day 10 from Ishkashim to Khorog
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Tajikistan, Panj Valley, road between Khorog and Ishkashim
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Tajikistan/Dushanbe (Varzob River,Ayni Park) Part 14
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Rivers
The principal rivers of Central Asia, the Amu Darya and the Syr Darya, both flow through Tajikistan, fed by melting snow and glaciers from the mountains of Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. There are over 900 rivers in Tajikistan longer than 10 kilometres (6.2 mi).
The largest rivers of Tajikistan are:
Amu Darya/Panj, Bartang,Gunt,Kofarnihon(Kafirnigan),Kyzylsu,Muksu,Murghab,
Zeravshan,Syr Darya,Oksu,Vakhsh/Surkhob,Yazgulyam,Surkhandarya,Obihingou
Lakes:
About 2% of the country's area is covered by lakes:
Kayrakum (Qairoqqum) Reservoir (Sughd)
Iskanderkul (Fann Mountains)
Kulikalon (Kul-i Kalon) (Fann Mountains)
Elevation extremes:
lowest point: Syr Darya 300 m (980 ft)
highest point: Ismoil Somoni Peak 7,495 m (24,590 ft)
Other peaks include: Lenin Peak 7,134 m (23,406 ft); Peak Korzhenevskaya 7,105 m (23,310 ft); Independence Peak6,974 m (22,881 ft)
Area and boundaries
Area:
total: 142,600 km2 (55,100 sq mi)
land: 141,510 km2 (54,640 sq mi)
water: 2,590 km2 (1,000 sq mi)
Land boundaries:
total: 3,651 km (2,269 mi)
border countries: Afghanistan 1,206 km (749 mi), China 414 km (257 mi), Kyrgyzstan 870 km (540 mi), Uzbekistan 1,161 km (721 mi)
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Pamir Highway, Panj River and Afghan Villages | Epic Tajikistan Roadtrip Pt. 1
In this video, I will be taking you to Pamir Highway, Panj River and Afghan Villages. The Pamir Highway, also known as the Wakhan Corridor, is an incredible stretch of road that passes through some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world. Along the Pamir Highway, you’ll find stunning views of snow-capped mountains, vast deserts, and rolling hills. The Wakhan Corridor, which is part of the Pamir Highway, is a narrow strip of land located in north-eastern Afghanistan. This area is known for its remote villages, spectacular mountain passes, and the Wakhan River, which runs along the entire length of the corridor. The Pamir Highway is a great way to explore the Wakhan Corridor and experience its stunning natural beauty.
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The Wakhan Corridor (Panj River & Pamir Mountains) Afghanistan - Guide With Commentary Before Travel
Learn about the Wakhan Corridor in Afghanistan, with this simple short guide and commentary. Discover where it is located, its length, width and what you need before travelling.
Before Travel Information About The Wakhan Corridor:
Located in the North East part of Afghanistan, is the remote area known as the Wakhan Corridor.
This remote strip of land, borders several countries, which include China, Pakistan and Tajikistan.
The Wakhan Corridor, is situated between both the Pamir Mountains and Karakoram Range. The Pamir Mountains are to the North and Karakoram range to the South.
The area to which the Wakhan Corridor is located, is known as the Badakhshan Province.
The area has become more popular with Explorers over the past few years and is believed to have been travelled by Alexandra The Great and Marco Polo, whilst on their way to China.
The Length of The Corridor:
The actual length, is approximately 218 Miles (350 Kilometers) long.
The Width Of The Corridor:
The width of the Corridor ranges from between 7 Miles (13 Kilometers) and 40 Miles (65 Miles) at its widest point.
Getting There:
Travelling to the Wakhan Corridor is not easy and requires much planning and research. You will be required to obtain 3 visas from different authorities, before you are allowed to enter the region.
History Of The Wakhan Corridor:
The history of the Corridor, dates back many centuries. Although the Wakhan is currently closed, it was not always so. It was originally an integral place in which countries met but all changed in 1873. In 1873, an agreement was made that created a border between both Afghanistan and the Russian Empire.
Then, in 1949 the borders were closed, which restricted the movement between countries.
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The Fann Mountains, located in Tajikistan
The Fann Mountains, located in Tajikistan, are a breathtaking range that captivates adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike 🌟
With their towering peaks, crystal-clear lakes, and picturesque valleys, the Fann Mountains offer a paradise for hikers and climbers 🧗🏻
The region boasts stunning landscapes, including the famous Seven Lakes, known for their vibrant colors and remote beauty 🏞️
Whether you're an experienced mountaineer or simply seek solace in nature, the Fann Mountains provide an unforgettable experience amidst the rugged beauty of Central Asia 🙌🏻💚
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🎞Historically, this river divides two countries here and, one may say, two different worlds.
Tajikistan is an independent, stable, post-soviet republic. Afghanistan is a war-weary country, one of the poorest and most dangerous countries in the world.
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Tajikistan, a hidden gem in Central Asia, offers intrepid travelers a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and warm hospitality. A travel guide for Tajikistan unveils a tapestry of experiences, enticing adventurers to explore its diverse landscapes and cultural treasures.
Nestled amidst the Pamir Mountains, Tajikistan is a haven for nature enthusiasts. The Fann Mountains boast turquoise alpine lakes, picturesque valleys, and rugged peaks, providing a playground for hikers and trekkers. The Pamir Highway, often referred to as the Roof of the World, winds through breathtaking scenery, offering panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, remote villages, and ancient Silk Road remnants. The Wakhan Valley, a corridor of the Pamir region, beckons with its untouched beauty, where the Panj River forms the natural border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan.
History aficionados will find Tajikistan's past fascinating. The city of Khujand, one of the oldest in Central Asia, is a living testament to centuries of Silk Road trade. Explore the historic Khujand Fortress and the bustling Panjshanbe Bazaar, where vibrant colors and aromas transport visitors back in time. Dushanbe, the capital, surprises with its mix of Soviet-era architecture and modern development. The National Museum of Tajikistan is a treasure trove of artifacts narrating the country's history, from ancient times to the present.
Tajikistan's cultural richness extends to its people, known for their warm hospitality. Homestays in rural villages offer a glimpse into traditional Tajik life, where guests are welcomed with open arms and treated to local delicacies. The Pamiri people, with their distinct language and customs, add a unique flavor to the cultural mosaic.
For adventure seekers, Tajikistan presents opportunities for mountaineering, rock climbing, and even skiing in the winter months. The Iskanderkul Lake area is a paradise for those seeking a balance between adventure and tranquility. This pristine alpine lake, surrounded by lush meadows and snow-capped peaks, invites visitors to relax and savor the natural beauty.
Navigating Tajikistan may pose challenges, but the rewards are boundless for those who dare to venture off the beaten path. A travel guide for Tajikistan is an essential companion for anyone seeking to unravel the secrets of this captivating country, ensuring an unforgettable journey through landscapes that range from rugged mountains to ancient Silk Road cities, all while embracing the warm embrace of Tajik hospitality.
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Hiking to Seven Lakes (Haft Kul) in Tajikistan #travel #tajikistan #hiking #haftkul #sevenlakes
Road to the Seven Lakes: from Panjakent Bazaar to the First Lake of the Haft Kul Chain, Tajikistan
Welcome to Northern Tajikistan, where you'll find one of the most scenic places in this region - the road to the Haft Kul lakes. These seven beautiful lakes stretch out over the Shing valley from a height of 1600m to 2400m.
They were formed after an earthquake made a series of dams across the valley, creating a mesmerizing landscape. Or as some say, they were formed by the tears of seven beautiful ladies who transformed themselves into water to be at one with their tears. While this may be just a legend, the stunning beauty of these lakes is absolutely real, and makes them a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Northern Tajikistan.
Join me on a journey through this breathtaking scenery. From the bus station in Panjakent to the rocky roads of Fann Mountains, all the way to the crystal-clear waters of the First Lake named Mizhgon (meaning 'eyelash').
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Panjakent - Haft Kul, Tajikistan
Jago 263| Crossing the Tajikistan-Afghanistan Border at Panj-e Payon
On the 134th day I continued my journey to Afghanistan. Honestly, I felt weak and my whole body was still covered in wounds from hiking the Fann Mountains. This was the nomadic life: you have to keep going.
There are many reasons why I decided to go immediately. First of all, Tajikistan's 30-day visa exemption requires registration if we stay more than 10 days. The registration fee is quite large for Indonesians and the SIM card will also automatically expire after 10 days. Luckily this 10-day rule didn't count Sundays so I was still safe even though it was already my 11th day in Tajikistan. Still, my SIM card had expired and I was forced to go to Afghanistan without internet. I only had time to withdraw a little money from the ATM and I had not exchanged it for dollars. Hopefully at the border I would find a money changer to exchange Tajikistan Somoni to Afghani.
The bus took 3 hours from the Asian Express Terminal in Dushanbe to Panj in the south. I got off at Jaihun and only had to pay 40 Somoni ($4). Here I walked 3 kilometers to Jaihun Market, where there is a shared taxi to Panj-e Payon, the border village.
I stopped briefly at TCell shop to ask if my SIM card could be renewed. It's not possible without registration, but the officer was kind enough and share his internet hotspot so I could check the Somoni/Afghani exchange rate and try to contact a Catalan friend who told me that he would also cross to Afghanistan today. No answer.
It took the shared-taxi (20 Somoni) 30 minutes to the Panj-e Payon Border. There was lunch break and the border reopened at 3 o'clock. I met German and Chinese backpackers during the wait. Mark chose to camp here because he supposed it was too late to cross. I accompanied Duke across, passing through Tajikistan immigration. The immigration officer asked me for my Afghanistan visa. I said I would apply for a visa at Afghanistan immigration.
It was more difficult for Duke to pass Tajikistan immigration because his Tajikistan visa would be forfeited if he left Tajikistan and would not be able to reenter Tajikistan in case the Afghanistan side denied him entrance.
At that time (17 September 2023), the information on the Afghanistan visa on arrival at Shir Khan Bandar was almost non-existent.
Finally the two of us crossed the Panj River (upper Amu Darya) and arrived on the Afghan side. The Taliban border guards greeted us nicely and directed us to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs office.
The officer called the head office and seemed to be scolded harshly on the phone (we were also scolded in turn). He shouted at us, Where did you get the information that you can get a visa on arrival here? That's wrong information. Crossing to Afghanistan is no joke! My friend immediately panicked because he couldn't return to Tajikistan (his visa had been forfeited). I tried to calm him down because the officer said we could try again in the morning.
I told him that on the Tajikistan side there was a waiting room and perhaps we could be allowed to spend the night there. Finally we crossed the Panj River at sunset and were fortunate to be allowed by the Tajikistan military to spend the night there, in the area between Tajikistan and Afghaninstan immigrations, surrounded by tanks, anti-air guns and border patrols.
Legally according to our passports, we had left Tajikistan and had not yet entered Afghanistan. We spent the night in no man's land.
Note: We were likely the first to enter Shir Khan Bandar with visa-on-arrival (without prior visa) and had to bear all the scolding. After us, the visa-on-arrival regime has been implemented officially (smoother process too!).
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Stage 1 Route - Sumatra (DONE!):
Jakarta - Bandar Lampung - Baturaja - Lahat - Pagar Alam - Bengkulu - Lebong Tandai - Kerinci - Jambi - Kuala Tungkal - Batam - Johor Bahru
Stage 2 Route - ASEAN Mainland (DONE!):
Johor Bahru - Kuala Tahan - Kota Bharu - Su-Ngai Kolok - Nakhon Si Thammarat - Chaiya - Nakhon Pathom - Bangkok - Nakhon Ratchasima - Phimai - Nong Khai - Vientiane - Vang Vieng - Luang Prabang - Chiang Rai - Chiang Mai - Pai - Chiang Mai - Chiang Rai - Boten - Kunming, China
Stage 3 Route - China (DONE!):
Kunming - Dali - Lijiang - Shangri-La - Shambala - Litang - Chengdu - Leshan - Chengdu - Xi'an - Zhangye - Jiayuguan - Dunhuang - Turpan - Urumqi - Almaty, Kazakhstan
Stage 4 Route - Central Asia (DONE!):
Almaty - Shymkent - Tashkent - Nukus - Muynak - Turtkul - Khiva - Bukhara - Samarkand - Tashkent - Khujand - Fann Mountains - Dushanbe - Kunduz, Afghanistan
Stage 5 Route - Afghanistan:
Kunduz - Samangan - Mazar-i-Sharif - Balkh - Kabul - Bamiyan - Band-e Amir - Yakawlang - Lal - Chagcharan - Herat - Mashhad, Iran
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