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Tajikistan Travel: 11 SURREAL Places to Visit in Tajikistan (& Best Things to Do)
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Embark on an extraordinary journey to the beautiful country of Tajikistan, as we unveil the top things to do and see in this hidden gem of Central Asia. This immersive video will take you on a virtual tour of Tajikistan's stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality.
Explore the breathtaking natural wonders of Tajikistan. Marvel at the majestic Pamir Mountains, known as the Roof of the World, and discover their snow-capped peaks, deep valleys, and crystal-clear lakes. Visit the stunning Lake Karakul, nestled among the mountains, and be captivated by its turquoise waters and serene surroundings.
Immerse yourself in Tajikistan's rich history and culture. Explore the ancient Silk Road city of Khujand and visit its fascinating historical sites, such as the Khujand Fortress and the Panjshanbe Bazaar, where you can experience the vibrant local atmosphere. Discover the impressive Iskanderkul Lake and its surrounding attractions, including the famous Fann Mountains and the picturesque Seven Lakes.
Experience the warm hospitality of the Tajik people. Visit local villages and interact with the friendly locals, who will welcome you with open arms and share their traditional way of life. Try delicious Tajik cuisine, known for its hearty dishes like plov (rice pilaf) and shashlik (grilled meat skewers), and savor the flavors of traditional Tajik tea.
Embark on thrilling adventures in Tajikistan's outdoor playground. Go trekking in the stunning Fan Mountains, where you can explore remote valleys, hike to pristine alpine lakes, and encounter unique wildlife. Take a thrilling jeep ride along the Pamir Highway, one of the highest and most scenic roads in the world, and be amazed by the dramatic landscapes that unfold before your eyes.
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Top 10 Best Things to Do in Tajikistan [Tajikistan Travel Guide 2023]
Welcome to Tajikistan, a breathtaking destination that offers an incredible blend of natural wonders, cultural experiences, and thrilling adventures. In this enchanting video, we take you on an unforgettable journey through Tajikistan, uncovering its hidden gems and showcasing the top things to do in this remarkable country.
Tajikistan, nestled in Central Asia, is a land of mesmerizing landscapes and rich traditions. Our expert guides will lead you through its stunning mountains, picturesque valleys, and crystal-clear lakes. Get ready to be captivated by the beauty of the Pamir Mountains, witness the majestic power of the Fann Mountains, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of Iskanderkul Lake.
But Tajikistan offers more than just awe-inspiring scenery. Dive into its vibrant culture as we explore ancient cities like Khujand and Samarkand, where history comes alive through stunning architectural marvels and bustling markets. Discover the warmth and hospitality of the Tajik people, savor traditional cuisine, and participate in colorful festivals that showcase their rich heritage.
Whether you're an adventure enthusiast or a curious traveler seeking unique experiences, Tajikistan has something for everyone. Join us as we embark on thrilling activities like trekking the Pamir Highway, rafting through wild rivers, and camping under the starry sky. Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Saritag, Yagnob Valley, and Seven Lakes for an unparalleled adventure.
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Crispy TANDOORI LAMB from Mud Sealed Oven! | Jarkurgan, Uzbekistan
After exploring the city of Termez in southern Uzbekistan near the Afghan border, I took a day trip to the nearby town of Jarkurgan. There, I did some exploring, had an awesome cultural experience, and ate some of the best lamb of my life! Come along with me as I eat some crispy tandoori lamb in Jarkurgan, Uzbekistan!
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Jarkurgan is located about 30 minutes from Termez. It’s famous for its crafts and food. I started my day at a local crafts center. There, I’d get to see them make crafts and put on a folk music and dance performance!
My guide took me to the best place to see embroidery and traditional Uzbek clothing from the region. Inside was a woman in colorful Uzbek clothing who welcomed me with a loaf of bread. Then, the women and man inside sang and played instruments.
Each woman had different embroidery, necklaces, and headgear on. What they wear denotes where each woman is in life. The woman in white was a bride, while other outfits denoted a married woman, a woman with kids, and older woman, and then the oldest. The embroidery was very different and the necklaces also have different meanings.
The men wear a specific head wrap. They put one on me, as well as a traditional long shirt, and then taught me how to dance the traditional way. I had a lot of fun learning it!
After the show, I suggest buying some of the crafts there as gifts or souvenirs. They have carpets, clothing, and even ornaments for Christmas trees. They produce the material and their students make them at home. I got some for my daughters and my niece.
Then, we headed off to see the best crispy tandoori lamb in Jarkurgan! I could smell the lamb as soon as we arrived! They took me to the back, where the tandoor is. They salt the meat and let it sit for 30 minutes. Then, they put the lamb legs inside, followed by a big piece of meat and fat on top. Then, they put on the top, seal it with mud, and let it cook. After 80 minutes, they pull the meat out.
The lamb looked and smelled so unreal!
I started with a traditional tomato, cucumber, and onion salad called Achichuk with a thick, yogurt-like sour cream. I also had some bread with the sour cream.
Then our crispy tandoori lamb feast arrived! It consisted of ribs, liver, kidneys, fat, and much more! You don’t use utensils for this. You just dig right in with your hands!
The flesh fell right off the bone! It was the best lamb rib I’d ever eaten in my life. It had my mouth watering! After the rib, I grabbed a delicious, dense kidney. It’s very similar to liver in terms of flavor. Then, I had the liver, which was out of this world. It fell apart in my mouth!
Then, I grabbed some lamb fat and put it in the bread like they do in Italy. The fat was insane. I was in lamb heaven! Between the gelatinous fat, tender meat, and nice crisp on the outside, I was blown away! The crispiness on the outside tasted like pork rinds!
We finished our meal with some delicious mountain tea, which helps you digest your food.
Then, we headed to the oldest minaret in Central Asia, Jarkurgan Minaret. It only took 10 minutes to get there. The minaret is stunning and is 22.5 meters tall. It was built from 1107-1109 and has lots of intricate carvings in it. There used to be a big mosque around it, but it was destroyed.
Then, we went inside the minaret to climb it! The 12th-century stairway was super steep and the stairs were tiny. At the top, you get epic views of the area! It’s the tallest structure in the vicinity, so you can see all of the surrounding farmland.
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The INCREDIBLE ISKANDERKUL - TAJIKISTAN - The Way Overland - Episode 74
With the Troopy greased up and the fridge stocked, we said goodbye to the lush green spring city that is Dushanbe and headed North.
The road northbound hugs the mostly raging Varzob river as it winds up the valley through the towering Fann mountains. The road surface here is great compared to the previous several hundred kilometres and in places is perfect freshly laid hot-mix. Leaving the valley floor we passed through countless avalanche protection tunnels before we reached the big one, the notorious “tunnel of death” or if you prefer the less dramatic official name - The Anzob Tunnel. Perched at around 2700m the 5km tunnel cuts through the mountain range to create a connection between North and South Tajikistan without having to cross through Uzbekistan. Something which wasn’t possible until the tunnel was open again in 2015. The tunnel originally opened in 2006 though almost immediate remedial works on the road surface and construction resulted was required resulting in it not being reopened to the public for years. The tunnel was awarded the grim name by locals due to the lack of ventilation, dim lighting, and less then ideal road conditions. Living up to its name we were met with huge water filled potholes, pollution so thick you could only clearly see maybe 20 metres at best, and zero lighting in places besides the dim oncoming headlights of other vehicles. With no emergency stopping bays, or phones to call Tunnel Control for a tow, the worst situation possible would be to break down in the tunnel. Apart from not being able to see theres’s also the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning and/or being ‘collected’ by one of the many Chinese freight trucks. Given the road conditions, seeing someone in this predicament is not an uncommon sight. The Troopy however gobbled up the adverse road surface and we made it out the other side and into fresh air in one piece.
The plan once on the other side of the range was to head to Alauddin Lakes. On the way however there is a much more popular lake known as Iskanderkul. We decided, seeing we were in the area and didn’t know when we would be back, to take the 25km drive up the side valley to Iskanderkul at least for a night. Iskanderkul is named after Alexander the Great, Iskander being Alexander in Persian and Kul or Kol being lake in Turkic. It’s said that Alexander and his army stopped here around 2300 years ago on his way to India. When awe arrived we ventured nearly completely around the lake and down a ‘fun’ track to a nice level pad with a great view; a perfect spot to set up camp. The weather was less then favourable on our arrival so Jolie whipped up some pasta for dinner and we bunkered down for the night to wait for the better weather due to arrive the next day. The following morning we weren’t disappointed when we woke to a beautiful clear blue sky day with the bright turquoise lake glistening in the sun and the birds chirping.
We enjoyed the scenery and solitude for a few hours before packing up camp and doubling back around the lake to the Iskanderkul waterfall otherwise known as “Fann Niagara”. The 40 odd meter waterfall flows from Iskanderkul lake with a huge amount of force creating a deafening sound and strong wind as it carves out the cliff faces. The fall itself is tucked in a bit of an awkward position to see so a viewing platform has been constructed which juts out from the cliff face to give a better angle. The platform looks like it dates from the Soviet era, supported by some I-Beams, with round steel tubing spaced about 2 inches apart for the platform. It gives a great sensation of standing on top of the falls though took a little while for some of us to muster the courage to take the walk to the edge.
With Iskanderkul off the list we were back to the original plan and on the road to Allaudin Lakes. Catch the next episode where we explore this crystal clear lakes.
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Tajikistan, Pamir Highway & Wakhan Valley. Motorbike Around the World - Episode 11
Riding in Tajikistan on the Pamir Highway and through the Wakhan Valley. Traveling motorbike around the world.
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The motorcycle adventure through the Pamir mountains of Tajikistan continues. After a night at Karakul Lake we head all the way back to Khoroch down the Pamir Highway where we take a left turn from the M41 Silk road into the Wakhan Valley. Again we're riding next to a wide river bordering Afghanistan. The road starts out a bit boring being tarmac,wide and when there is none lots of corrugations. We've been spoiled in the Bartang valley and I know it. Second half of the Wakhan is great, wild and at some point you could walk across to Afghanistan if you wanted to. Meet riders and cyclists along the way. In the evening reach the Pamir Highway again and start running out of fuel. Make it with the last drop to Alichur. Last ride through Murghab and past Karakul Lake again but this time straight to Kyrgyz. The sun is setting and those final moments in Tajikistan feel like something surreal. A special experience which I appreciated only more as time passed by. Already I started to think about time and unfortunately these were the final days of not thinking too much about time.
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First Impressions of BUKHARA - Ancient UNESCO Silk Road City | Uzbekistan
After spending one action-packed day in Khiva, Uzbekistan with my fellow content creators from the World Influencers Congress, we were off to our next Uzbek city, Bukhara! Come along with me as I share my first impressions of Bukhara, an ancient UNESCO Silk Road city!
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My day began in Khiva the day after our incredible feast at Khiva Karakul. I was super excited to travel to Bukhara, which is yet another beautiful, ancient city along the Silk Road. This UNESCO World Heritage City dates back over 2,500 years and is one of the 7 holy cities in Islam. The city provided many scholars to the Islamic world!
I kicked off my breakfast with some somsas, which are like the baked, Uzbek version of Indian samosas. It was nice and juicy and full of tasty meat!
After breakfast, I met up with the rest of the team as we prepared to leave Khiva. I love cities that are full of history like this! I was also loving getting to know my fellow travelers. It was one of the best experiences of my life!
We boarded the bus and rode to Urgench International Airport. My bag was already getting overweight at 25 kilos, but luckily, we were working with the airlines, so I didn’t have to pay extra.
My fellow travelers and I were all only running on a few hours of sleep, but I was psyched to hit the ground running in Bukhara.
And just like that, we were in Bukhara 30 minutes later! Immediately upon arriving, there were women at the airport offering stacks of fresh, fluffy, and buttery Uzbek bread! We had another 20-minute bus ride and then we arrived at a craft market selling clothing, hats, and more. There was also a band playing and a performer who lifted a bunch of kettle bells with his mouth!
Bukhara was beautiful! My first impression was that this city was epic!
I tried some amazing figs at the hotel, which felt like an old house. It had a sick deck with a view of the minaret. My room also had a view of the minaret! I loved the room. It had two twin beds, which was all I needed! I only had 12 hours to explore, so I was ready to go!
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I M Jatin a Traveller YouTuber Travel Solo
My Plan Travel and explore Kazakhstan, Russia & uzbekistan
First i Go to Delhi to Almaty Kazakhstan and explore all city near by places Food and use local transport and than go to Astana kazakhstan capital thanalter explore go to Russia By land boader of kazakhstan than explore Russia City like kazan Moscow than take flight go to Tashkent Uzbekistan cover near place like Samarkand & old city Bukhara
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Goa Trip Dec 2022
Amristar Trip 2022
pakistan Trip 2022
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Spiti Trip Series 2022
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Kyrgyzstan Travel - ALA KUL LAKE TREKK!
Thank you for watching my video on trekking Ala Kul in Karakul Kyrgyzstan! his was the most amazing trek I have ever done! It was challenging, but was so rewarding at the same time. The views were incredible and the natural beauty too my breathe away. If you are visiting Kyrgyzstan and visit the town of Karakul, Ala Kul is something you must do!
Welcome to my channel! I'm Patrick and this is Patmax Adventures! I'm originally from California and have been living abroad for the past four years. I decided to start this channel to share my experiences and passion for travel with others. My goal with this channel is to share and show as much as I can of the World. My focus will always be on the culture, food and of course the local people of everywhere I travel to! I'm an optimist and always try to highlight the positives of a place rather than just the negatives.Though I will also be bluntly honest at times too! If you love travel and exploring far away places, then you found the right place!
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Abandoned village near the Karakul lake – Tajikistan ǀ #shorts ǀ #docatours ǀ #karakul ǀ #tajikistan
????The drive from Murgab to Lake Karakul in Tajikistan is scenically beautiful. The journey takes about two and a half hours with small photo stops and the total distance is 130 km. During the trip you drive over the mountain pass Ak Baytal which is 4655 meters above sea level.
⛰The landscape at the top of the pass is beautiful despite the sparse vegetation. On the way there are green oases where small rivers flow or large puddles have formed due to precipitation. You drive for kilometers along the border line to China. Trees do not grow at altitudes above 4000 m.a.s.l.
????Karakul is a drainless lake located in the northern part of the Pamirs. The largest lake in the territory of Tajikistan. At the lake is a village which looks abondend. But the village is inhabited. About 300 people live in the village and they are engaged in animal husbandry.
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Özbekistan Buhara 4. Bölüm (Ark Kalesi - Eski Şehir Merkezi)
Özbekistan'ın Buhara şehrinden 4. ve son bölüm. Sonraki durağımız Semerkant :)
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