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Tajikistan Pamir Highway Wakhan Corridor: Day 10 from Ishkashim to Khorog
#Tajikistan #Pamir Highway: Day 10 #Wakhan Corridor from #Ishkashim to #Khorog
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On that last day, we drove by numerous Afghan villages along the Panj river, stopped by the Garam Chashma Hot Springs, and finally reached Khorog, the end of our Pamir trip. Ten days on the road passing by stunning landscape, meeting friendly Tajik people, and simply one of our most memorable experiences!
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Wakhan Explorer
July - August, 2011
We begin in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, from where we weave our way down the fabled Pamir Highway before crossing the border directly into the Wahkhan Corridor at Ishkashim. We then slowly work our way up the Wakhan Corridor, staying in homestays and meeting the local people along the way, before ultimately making it to Sarhad e Broghil - quite literally the end of the road. It is here that we will hope to be able to experience the Wakhan Festival.
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Tajikistan, Panj Valley, road between Khorog and Ishkashim
Tajikistan, Panj Valley, road between Khorog and Ishkashim
Tajikistan Pamir Highway: Day 9 Wakhan Corridor from Langar to Ishkashim
#Pamir Highway: Day 9 #Wakhan Corridor from #Langar to #Ishkashim
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After our hike to the Engles Peak Meadows (Day 8), we left Langar to drive to Ishkashim. We stopped on the way at the Vrang Stupa, Yamg Wakhani Museum, Yamchun Fortress, Bibi Fatima Hot Springs, and Khakha Fortress. The #Yamchun Fortress was by far the most impressive ruins, but all the other stops were incredible moments, perfect to better understand the life along the Wakhan Corridor.
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Tajikistan - Pamir Highway - Day 4 - Khorog to Ishkashim - 18 06 2019 - Part 1
Tajikistan - Pamir Highway - Day 4 - Khorog to Ishkashim - 18 06 2019 - Part 1
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Tajikistan - Pamir Highway - Day 4 - Khorog to Ishkashim - 18 06 2019 - Part 2
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From Khorog to Eshkashem (Wakhan Valley) - Tajikistan 4K Travel Channel
After a day's break in Khorog, we set off again. It goes on to the south. Our daily destination is Yamg in the Wakhan Valley. But first we drive from Khorog to Ishkashim. The valley of the Panj river is still very narrow and the water has a high flow velocity. About 30 km south of Khorog, the valley narrows and the foaming water roars through the bottleneck. Some huge boulders stand their ground in the middle of the spray. We let the spectacle affect us for a while before we drive on. On our request, we go to the hot sources in a small valley. The water gushes out of the rock and has formed lovely deposits. We want to film the water basins, but it came to nothing. One has built a modern clinic for skin diseases next-door. A modern hotel construction is available for overnight stays. We also may go to the water basins - men and women separated. But everyone is naked here so that filming forbids himself. Somewhat disappointed, we continue our way. After another 30 minutes, about halfway to Ishkashim, we reach a mountain called Ruby Mountain. Already Marco Polo described this mountain. In the 1950s, the Soviets once again attempted to mine rubies here, but it might not have been economic and mining came to an end. We drive on for about an hour until the valley opens. The Panj river flows quietly to the valley. Small islands in the river form marvelous biotopes. As the valley finally opens the view on the first snow-covered peaks of the Hindu Kush, we make a short photo and film stop. Electricity pylons usually run next to the road, but often the wires only hang down. We learn that most of these are telephone lines, but now everyone has a smartphone, so the fixed lines became obsolete. But nobody removes the scrap metal and the masts. Shortly before Ishkashim, we get a lunch at a hotel. A goat, who seems to feel very comfortable in human company, entertains the guests and the children. The food tastes very good, but the sanitary facilities are not recommended. A short time later we reach Ischkaschim, the door to the Wakhan Valley. ...... please read more:
Nach einem Tag Pause in Khorog machen wir uns wieder auf den Weg. Es geht weiter in den Süden. Unser Tagesziel liegt in Yamg im Wakhan Valley. Aber zunächst geht es von Khorog nach Eshkashem. Das Tal des Pandsch ist noch immer sehr schmal und das Wasser hat eine hohe Strömungsgeschwindigkeit. Ungefähr 30 km südlich von Khorog verengt sich das Tal dramatisch und schäumend tobt das Wasser durch eine Engstelle. Vereinzelt behaupten sich riesige Felsbrocken mitten in der Gischt. Wir lassen das Schauspiel eine Zeitlang auf uns wirken, bevor wir weiterfahren. Auf unseren Wunsch besuchen wir die heißen Quellen in einem kleinen Seitental. Das Wasser sprudelt hier direkt aus dem Fels und hat wunderschöne Ablagerungen gestaltet. Wir wollen die Wasserbecken filmen, doch daraus wird nichts. Nebenan wurde eine moderne Klinik für Hautkrankheiten errichtet. Ein moderner Hotelbau steht für Übernachtungen zur Verfügung. Wir dürfen auch die Wasserbecken besuchen – Männer und Frauen getrennt. Doch hier bewegen sich alle nackt, so dass sich das Filmen verbietet. Etwas enttäuscht fahren wir weiter. Nach weiteren 30 Minuten, ungefähr auf halber Strecke nach Eshkashem erreichen wir einen Berg, den Rubin-Berg. Bereits Marco Polo beschreibt diesen Berg. In den 1950er Jahren unternahmen die Sowjets noch einmal einen Versuch hier Rubine zu fördern, doch dürfte es nicht wirtschaftlich gewesen sein und der Bergbau wurde bald wieder eingestellt. Wir fahren ca. eine Stunde weiter bis sich das Tal öffnet. Der Pandsch fließt ruhig zu Tal. Kleine Inseln im Fluss bilden herrliche Biotope. Als das Tal endlich den Blick auf die ersten schneebedeckten Gipfel des Hindukusch freigibt, machen wir einen kurzen Foto- und Film-Stopp. Neben der Straße verlaufen meist Strommasten, doch öfters hängen die Drähte nur wild herab. Wir erfahren, dass es sich meist um Telefonleitungen handelt, doch mittlerweile hat jeder ein Smartphone, sodass die Festnetzverbindungen überflüssig geworden sind. Doch niemand beseitigt das Altmetall und die Masten. Kurz vor Eshkashem bekommen wir an einem Hotel ein Mittagessen. Ein Ziegenbock, der sich in menschlicher Gesellschaft sehr wohl zu fühlen scheint, unterhält die Gäste und die Kinder. Das Essen schmeckt sehr gut, aber die sanitären Einrichtungen sind nicht zu empfehlen. Kurze Zeit später erreichen wir Eshkashem, das Tor zum Wakhan Valley. ..... weitere Infos im Reisevideoblog:
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[한국어 정보] 파미르 고원을 품고 있는 고르노 바다흐샨주. 이곳을 이동하다보면 강을 따라 내내 바로 그 옆으로 아프가니스탄이 마주하는 것을 볼 수 있다. 강 건너에 있는 아프가니스탄이 마치 여행의 동행자 느낌마저 든다. 다리만 건너만, 5분도 안 되는, 정말 가까이에 있는 아프가니스탄이다. 한국에서는 위험국인 아프가니스탄이었지만, 알고 있던 것과는 다르게 이곳에서 바라보는 아프가니스탄은 굉장히 평화로워 보인다. 이곳 국경에 시장이 있다고 해서 들러봤다. 그런데 북적여야 할 시장이 왠지 한산하다. 이른 시간이라 마감을 하는 거 같진 않고 아직 오픈 준비를 하는 건가? “뭐하고 계세요?” “오늘 시장이 안 열려서 물건을 다시 실고 집으로 가려고요.” 이곳은 2004년부터 매주 토요일마다 아프가니스탄 사람들과 함께 물건을 교환하며 우정을 쌓아온 시장인데, 오늘은 무슨 일인지 아프가니스탄 사람들이 오지 않았다고 한다. “원래 매주 토요일인 오늘 시장이 열려야 되는데 아프가니스탄에서 사람들이 오지 않아서 열리지 못했어요. 타지키스탄과 아프가니스탄 사람들은 같은 언어를 쓰고 종교도 같아서 이 시장이 오픈한 후 교류가 많아지고 우정이 더욱 돈독해졌어요.” 연락도 못하고 이유도 모르고 그저 별 일 없길 바라며 다시 또 한 주를 기다려야 한다니 왠지 씁쓸한 마음이다.
[English: Google Translator] Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region, which is holding the pamir plateau. When you move here, you can see Afghanistan facing the very side along the river. Afghanistan across the river feels like a traveling companion. Afghanistan is really close, but only 5 minutes to cross the bridge. Afghanistan is a dangerous country in Korea, but unlike what we know, Afghanistan looks very peaceful here. I stopped by because there was a market on the border here. But there is a market that should be crowded for some reason. I do not think it's early because of the deadline. Are you still preparing to open? What are you doing? I do not have a market today and I want to go back home. This is a market that has been friendship with Afghan people every Saturday since 2004. Today, He said he did not come. I had to open the market today, which is Saturday every week, but I could not open it because people did not come from Afghanistan. Tajikistan and Afghanistan have the same language and religion, so after the opening of this market there has been a lot of exchanges and friendship. I do not know why, I do not know why, I just want nothing less and I have to wait another week. It is a heart.
[Tajikistan: Google Translator] Боғи Ҳордеу, ки дар плазаи помир ҷойгир аст. Вақте ки шумо ба ин ҷо кӯчида метавонед, мебинед, ки Афғонистон бо рӯ ба рӯ дар канори дарё рӯ ба рӯ мешавад. Африқо дар саросари дарё мисли як мусофир аст. Афғонистон дар ҳақиқат наздик аст, вале танҳо 5 дақиқа барои пиёда кардани пул. Афғонистон кишвари хатарнок дар Корея аст, аммо муқоиса кардан ба чизҳое, ки мо медонем, Афғонистон дар ин ҷо хеле осоишта истодааст. Ман аз сабаби он, ки дар ин ҷо дар бозор ҷойгир шудам, ман қатъ карда будам. Аммо бозор, ки бояд барои баъзе сабабҳо фаровон бошад. Ман фикр намекунам, ки он дертар аз мӯҳлати барвақт аст. Оё шумо ҳанӯз омода ҳастед? Шумо чӣ кор мекунед? Ман имрӯз бозор ҳастам ва ман мехоҳам ба хона баргардам. Ин бозорест, ки аз ҳар як шанбе аз ҳар як шанбе бо дӯстони афғонӣ дӯстӣ дорад. Ӯ гуфт, ки ӯ омад. Ман бояд бозори имрӯзаро, ки рӯзи шанбе буд, кушодам, вале ман онро кушода натавонистам, чунки одамон аз Афғонистон омада буданд. Тоҷикистон ва Афғонистон, одамон пӯшидани забони ҳамон аст, низ як табодули бозор беш аз қабили дўстиву дин кушода аст, бештар ба muscled рафт. Ман умед, ҳатто занг зан ҳеҷ гоҳ медонам, ки чаро танҳо аз ҷониби як eopgil боз handani боз дар як ҳафта то ҳадде bittersweet интизор Ин дил аст.
[Information] ■클립명: 아시아147-타지키스탄01-15 매주 토요일 아프가니스탄 사람과 함께하는 국경시장 ■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 홍은희 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer) ■촬영일자: 2018년 9월September
سفر به ولسوالی زیباک و اشکاشم و دیدار با مردم دهکده زرخانی || #badakhshan #our_village #tajikistan
سفر به ولسوالی زیباک و اشکاشم و دیدار با مردم دهکده زرخانی || #badakhshan #our_village #tajikistan
در این برنامه ما به ولسوالی زیباک و اشکاشم ولایت بدخشان افغانستان سفر نمودیم هم مرز با کشور تاجیکستان و با مردم این محل دیدار نمودیم تقدیم شما!
In this program, we traveled to Zibak and Ashkashim districts of Badakhshan Province, Afghanistan, on the border with Tajikistan, and we met with the people of this place.
Дар ин барнома мо ба навоҳии Зибак ва Ашкошими вилояти Бадахшони Афғонистон, дар марзи Тоҷикистон бо Тоҷикистон сафар кардем ва бо мардуми ин макон мулоқот доштем.
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● About Our Village YouTube In this channel, videos are published that no other channel has broadcasted such videos yet. The videos published in this YouTube channel; - Nature and beauties of the village - Documentary from the villages - Travel to the villages - Allegorical fabrics with the sweet accent of the village - Village stories with a sweet village accent - Village customs - Fun videos with village accent - And you can see everything in the villages and towns on this YouTube channel!
Travel to Wakhan | Amazing Facts & Complete History of Wakhan (Hindi & Urdu) | واخان کی سیر
#wakhan #wakhancorridor #abeertv #travel Travel to Wakhan | Amazing Facts & Complete History of Wakhan (Hindi & Urdu) | واخان کی سیر
*********************************************** Places To Visit in Wakhan *********************************************** 1- Ishkashim 2- Hindu Kush 3- Vrang (Village) 4- Langar (Village) 5- Little Pamir 6- Yamchun Fort
*********************************************** Amazing Facts About Wakhan *********************************************** Geography: The Wakhan Corridor is a narrow strip of land in northeastern Afghanistan, bordered by Tajikistan to the north, Pakistan to the south, and China to the east. It stretches over 200 km from east to west and is known for its rugged, mountainous terrain.
Historical Significance: Wakhan has been an important corridor for travelers and traders for centuries. It was part of the ancient Silk Road, connecting the Tarim Basin to Badakhshan.
Cultural Heritage: The region is home to the Wakhi people, who have a unique culture and language. The Wakhi are known for their traditional music, dance, and crafts.
Natural Beauty: The Wakhan Valley is characterized by its steep, rough-walled mountains and river valleys. It offers some of the best sights in the Pamir and Central Asia, including stunning views of the Hindu Kush and Karakoram mountain ranges.
Wildlife: The region is home to a variety of wildlife, including the elusive snow leopard, Marco Polo sheep, and ibex.
Historical Sites: The Wakhan Valley is dotted with ancient fortresses and ruins, such as the Yamchun Fortress and Ratm Fortress, which offer incredible views and insights into the region's historical importance.
Spiritual Significance: The region has a rich spiritual heritage, with influences from Zoroastrianism, Buddhism, and Islam. The village of Yamg is known for its house museum dedicated to the Sufi mystic Mubarak-i Wakhani.
Adventure Tourism: The Wakhan Corridor is a popular destination for adventurous travelers seeking to explore its remote and pristine landscapes. It offers opportunities for trekking, mountaineering, and cultural experiences.
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The Pamirs, a region they know as POMIR – “the roof of the world”, although some claim that POMIR means “feet of the sun”. The Pamirs are one of the last undiscovered tourist destinations.
Памир, регион, который они знают как ПОМИР - «крыша мира», хотя некоторые утверждают, что ПОМИР означает «ноги солнца». Памир является одним из последних «неоткрытых» туристических направлений.
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Road to Ishkashim.
Pamir Mountains, Panj River Tajikistan, August 2014
Beautiful Afghan Side (Khorog to Ishkashim)
On the way from Khorog to Ishkashim
Garmchashma hotspring in Pamir, Tajikistan: mineral contents, benefits and swimming rules
Garmchashma hotspring is a hot mineral water spring, located in Ishkashim region of the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast, on the altitude of 2,325 m above the sea level. The mineral water rises on the surface from great depths. The water is muddy from limy deposits with and contains balls of calcium. The water contains iron, aluminum, magnesium, strontium, fluorine and other elements. It is also rich in hydrogen sulfide, silicon acid and carbonic acid.
The water yields good results in curing some diseases of cardiovascular and nervous system, locomotor apparatus as well as skin and gynecologic diseases.
It is recommended to have bath in the water not more than 15 minutes. Using soap is not allowed. Before entering into the pool, you should clean your body with running shower at the pool.
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