Heartland of Fann mountains
Trekking in Pamirs Fann Mountains
| Destinations: | Tajikistan, Pamir-Alay Mountains, Uzbekistan | View the route map »» | |
| Duration: | 9 days / 8 nights | ||
| Itinerary Group 01: | Samarkand – Penjikent – Sangi Safed Gorge – Alaudin Lakes – Mutnye Lakes – Laudan Pass – Kulikalon Lakes – Chukurak Pass – Chukurak Lake – Guitan Pass – Penjikent – Samarkand | ||
| Itinerary Group 02: | Samarkand – Mountain camp “Artuch” – Kulikalon Lakes – Alaudin Lakes – Mutnye Lakes – Chimtarga Pass – Bolshoje Allo Lake – Maloje Allo Lake – Archimaidan River Valley – Penjikent – Samarkand | ||
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The Fann Mountains (also known as the Fanns) - a land of turquoise lakes, clouded peaks and ancient legends - is a unique part and one of the most beautiful regions of the Pamir Mountains. There are about 40 many-coloured lakes concentrated in a relatively small area amid wonderful mountain landscapes, at the feet of snow-clad high mountains, surrounded by emerald woods. Here almost moon’s landscapes are enlivened with tangles of juniper’s trunks twisted by some strange powers of wind and sun into improbable figures. Here amazing peaks Energia (5105 m) and Chimtarga (5489 m) are rising above Mutnye («turbid») lakes.
This trekking route runs through the most picturesque paths of Fann Mountains: picturesque gorges and passes, rapid rivers, ancient glaciers and splendid lakes, extensive vertical rocks and 5,000-odd metres high peaks.
- Group 01
- Group 02
- ITINERARY,
SERVICES & COST - USEFUL INFORMATION
VISA, PERMITS
| Tour program | ||
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Arrival in Samarkand. Samarkand – Penjikent (60 km, 2 h). Meeting at the airport. Transfer to “Jartepa” Uzbek-Tajik land border, customs formalities. Further transfer to Penjikent – one of the oldest cities in Central Asia, with a history spanning 5,500 years. Penjikent (meaning "Five Towns") was a major cultural and craft center of Zoroastrian Sogdiana. It was often called the "Central Asian Pompeii" for how breathtakingly beautiful and unique it was. On the outskirts of the city, well-preserved Sogdian wall frescoes can still be seen today. Overnight at a hotel. |
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Penjikent – Sangi Safed Gorge (160 km, 4-5 hours).
After breakfast, we transfer to the Sangi Safed Gorge, whose name translates to "White Stone" or "White Rock." This name comes from the distinctive, light-colored limestone cliffs that stand in stark contrast to the surrounding dark slopes. Here our trekking in the Fan Mountains starts. This region is an incredibly beautiful corner abounding in alpine lakes and snow-capped peaks, situated at the junction of two major mountain ranges in the Pamir-Alay system – the Hissar and Zeravshan Ranges. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight in tents (2350 m). |
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Sangi Safed Gorge (2350 m) – Alaudin Lakes (2750 m).
Trekking time: 4-5 hours. After breakfast, we begin our ascent along a mountain trail. After several hours, the Alaudin Lakes will come into view – one of the crown jewels of the Fann Mountains and the most beautiful lakes in the Pasrud River basin. Their waters, with an average depth of 16 meters, are astonishingly clear and pure, without a trace of silt. All the Alaudin Lakes are dammed by natural stone bars, creating a cascading effect as water flows from one level to the next. The lake valley opens to the north, while a wall of snow-capped, glacier-topped ridges protects it from the south. Despite the considerable altitude of around 2700 meters, the climate here is surprisingly mild and warm. There is no fish in these lakes. A picnic lunch awaits on the shore of one of the lakes, followed by time for a leisurely stroll to soak in the views. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight in tents (2750 m). |
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Alaudin Lakes (2750 m) – Mutnye (Turbid) Lakes (3500 m) – Alaudin Lakes (2750 m). Hiking time: 5-6 hours. Today our point of destination are Mutnye Lakes, they got their name because of the deep gray color of the water. The trail passes by the small lake Piala named for its round-shape bottom, and then takes us to the Mutnye Lakes located in the very heart of the Fan Mountains and surrounded by the most beautiful 5000+m peaks: Chimtarga (5489 m), Energiya (5120 m), Mirali (5106 m), Zamok (5020 m), Bodkhona (5152 m). They are especially beautiful after sunset, when the surrounding peaks are reflected in the water as in a mirror. Four glaciers feed the lakes – from the Kaznok Pass and the nearby summits – and their meltwater gives the lakes their characteristic glacial turquoise hue. We'll enjoy a picnic lunch by the Mutnye Lakes before returning to our camp at the Alaudin Lakes (2-2.5 hours of hiking). Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight in tents (2750 m). |
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Alaudin Lakes (2750 m) – Laudan Pass (3600 m) – Bibijanat Lake (2841 m) – Kulikalon Lakes (2800 m). Trekking time: 6-7 hours. In the morning, after breakfast, we ascend to the Laudan Pass (3600 m). Impressive panoramas unfold along the way, featuring peaks like Adamtash (4579 m), Mirali (5106 m), and Maria (4790 m), which crown the famous Kulikalon rock wall. At their feet lies a stunning necklace of lakes of the same name. After crossing the pass, we descend to Bibijanat Lake (2841 m) and then to the other Kulikalon Lakes (2800 m), where we will set up camp on a green meadow by one of them. The Kulikalon Lakes are a chain of breathtaking, multi-hued glacial lakes of various sizes, nestled in the Kulikalon cirque at about 2800 meters amidst remnants of an ancient juniper forest. They are fed by meltwater from the Chimtarga Glacier. Kulikalon, one of the largest lakes in this system, is the second biggest lake in the Fann Mountains and is the source of the Artuch River. Alpine meadows stretch around the lakes, serving as summer pastures (jailoo) in the warmer season. Picnic lunch en route. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight in tents (2800 m). |
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Kulikalon Lakes (2800 m) – Chukurak Pass (3180 m) – Chukurak Lake (2430 m). After breakfast, we ascend to the Chukurak Pass (3180 m) in the northern spur of the Zeravshan Range. The approximately 2-hour climb takes us over grassy and rocky slopes. From the pass, a magnificent view of the entire Kulikalon lake chain unfolds. Next is a descent to the picturesque Chukurak Lake (2430 m), famous for its ability to change color throughout the day: from emerald green at noon to deep blue in the evening. This twin lake is set in a grand rocky amphitheater at the foot of steep slopes covered in dense juniper (archa) thickets. Water cascades from the upper (larger) lake into the lower (smaller) one, though the flow diminishes significantly by late summer: the large lake becomes shallow, and the small one may dry up completely. The Chukurak River flowing from the lake is also highly seasonal – its current weakens, and it soon disappears among the stone screes further down the gorge. Picnic lunch en route. About 1.5 km north of the lake, at 2200 m, lies the "Artuch" mountaineering camp. Our overnight camp will be set up nearby. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight in tents (2200 m). |
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Chukurak Lake (2430 m) – Guitan Pass (2640 m) – Guitan Village. Transfer to Penjikent (80 km, 1.5 hours). We ascend to the Guitan Pass (2640 m), located in the southern spur of the Guitan Range. The approximately 2-hour climb follows gentle slopes covered in alpine meadows. From the top, an impressive panorama opens up of the main peaks of the Fann Mountains: Chimtarga (5489 m), Mirali (5106 m), and Maria (4790 m). Then, we descend into the Archimaydan River valley to the scenic mountain village of Guitan, surrounded by magnificent landscapes. Picnic lunch en route. Transfer to Penjikent (80 km, about 1.5 hours). Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight at the hotel. |
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Penjikent – “Jartepa” land border – Samarkand (60 km, 2 h).
Transfer to “Jartepa” Tajik-Uzbek land border, customs formalities; further transfer to Samarkand. Samarkand is probably the best-known Uzbekistan’s historic city. Over 2,750 years of age, it has a rich history and boasts world-famous masterpieces of medieval Islamic architecture, most of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Accommodation at the hotel after 14:00. Leisure time. Meals: breakfast. Overnight at the hotel. |
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Departure from Samarkand. Transfer to the airport. The end of the tour program. Departure from Samarkand. Meals: breakfast. |
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This tour is guaranteed and will be arranged whatever final number of persons in a group. |
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The cost tour includes:
The cost of the tour doesn’t include:
Additional Services:
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Accommodation
This tour comes with the following accommodation:
| Location | Accommodation |
| Fann Mountains | Tent Camp |
| Penjikent | Penjikent Plaza 3+* / Rudaki 3* or similar |
| Samarkand | Arba 3* / Marokand Spa Hotel 3* or similar |
Transport.
During the tour the following types of transport will be provided depending on the number of people in a
group:
In Tajikistan:
| Group | Venicle |
| Group 1–5 pax | "Hyundai Grand Starex" |
In Uzbekistan:
| Group | Venicle |
| Group 1–2 pax | "Chevrolet Lacetti" |
| Group 3–6 pax | "Hyundai Grand Starex" |
| Group 7–9 pax | "Toyota Hiace" / "King Long" |
| Group 10–15 pax | "Eurise" |
| Group 16–45 pax | "Golden Dragon" |
► Memo: Useful tips for tourists »»
Itinerary brief description
This trekking is rather easy and is suitable for anyone with good physical condition. Tourist above 16 and under 65 years of age can join this tour provided they have no serious health problems and their doctor does not object to participation in such kind of tourist activities. Children younger 14 can also join this trekking tour provided they are accompanied by their parents.
Trekking on foot covers from 7km to 10 km a day with altitude difference up to 1220m. The
route runs at the maximum altitude of 4710m above sea level (Chimtarga
Pass).
Each participant carries his own rucksack with personal belongings; group
camping equipment and supply of provisions is transported by pack-donkeys up to Mutnoje Lakes and then
by porters (donkey-handlers take donkeys away from Mutnoje Lakes back to mountain camp
“Artuch”).
Typically the region enjoys rather stable weather: it’s warm and
sunny, though some rain is possible, which relieves the monotony of the trip. The daytime temperatures
range between +20° to +30°С, whereas at night the temperature can drop as low as +12 or
+15°С.
Equipment on route
- Tents are used for accommodation of two persons. The tents are wind-resisting and
water-proof and are suitable for any weather conditions.
- Tent camp also has a big hangar-like
mess tent with tables and camp chairs.
Tables and chairs will be used only up to Mutnoje Lakes; and
then care mat will be used as a table.
- Throughout the trek we provide quality tableware.
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To cook dishes during the trek we provide gas burner with gas cylinders or a supply of firewood.
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The tent camp is equipped with portable WC.
List of personal gear:
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Service staff
Throughout the trekking travel you will be escorted by high altitude guide, who is the tour manager and our authorized representative. He is responsible for the safety and security of the group as well as decision making, including any changes in the route due to unforeseen circumstances that could threaten the health and well-being of the participants.
The tour is serviced by a team whose responsibility is to pitch and take down tents, lay the table for meals, wash up, pack the loads on horses, make fire and the like.
The team also includes a dedicated professional cook and a horse handler who is responsible for proper packing of the loads on horses and porterage.
Meals
Below you can find the menu of one of the trekking days:
Breakfast:
1) First dish: cereal porridge (semolina, oats, rice).
2) Second
dish: cooked eggs with sausages, omelette, pancakes, thick pancakes, toasted bread, etc.
3) Buffet
table: cheese, sausage, assorted bread, butter, ketchup, marmalade, chocolate paste, sweets, cookies,
wafers, dried cream, honey, sugar, halavah.
4) Drinks: selection of hot drinks, such as tea (black
and green), coffee.
Lunch*:
Buffet lunch: dried fruits, chocolate bar (1 chocolate bar
for each participant in a day), variety of boiled cereals, mashed potatoes, sausages, canned fish,
cheese, sausage, mixed salad (cucumbers and tomatoes), stewed fruit, cola, mineral and table water,
fruits (apples) etc.
Dinner:
1) First course - salads;
2) Second course - soup (European or local
cuisine).
3) Third course - various dishes of European cuisine with assorted garnish, as well as a
choice of local dishes
4) Buffet table: dried fruits, cola, wafers;
5) Drinks: selection of
hot drinks, such as tea (black and green), coffee.
6) Dessert: watermelon, melon, fruits.
Starting point
Tourists should arrive to Dushanbe - the starting point of the tour on the date the tour begins. All expenses connected with early arrival or late departure on completion of the tour should be covered by tourists themselves. In this case our company can arrange transfers to and from the airport as well as book the hotel.
No visa is required to enter Tajikistan and Uzbekistan for nationals of Russia and some
of the CIS countries, however, foreign nationals are required to have a valid foreign
passport.
Citizens of the most European and far abroad countries need visas to enter Uzbekistan and
Tajikistan. The details on Uzbek and Tajik visa, rules of entry and stay on the territory of these
countries you can find here.
To enter the
territory of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan the foreign national must have a foreign
passport valid for not less than 6 months following the termination date of the
tour.
It is also important that before their trip foreign nationals arrange travel medical
insurance with coverage of up to $10,000-15,000.
Please note that in order to
formalize necessary papers (registration in a local foreign visits registration police department
transliterated from Russian as OVVIG; also called OVIR) you should provide us with photocopy of your
passport not later than 30 days prior to your arrival.
In case you can’t find the answer to your question on our site, please call our tour operators team for assistance.
E-mail: adventure@centralasia-travel.com
Route Map
Route Map
- ITINERARY,
SERVICES & COST - USEFUL INFORMATION
VISA, PERMITS
| Tour program | ||
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1. |
Arrival in Samarkand. Samarkand – Mountain camp “Artuch”
(60 km, 2 h). Early arrival in Samarkand. Meeting at the airport. Transfer to “Jartepa” Uzbek-Tajik land border, customs formalities. Further transfer to the Zeravshan river valley and the mountain camp “Artuch”. Here our trekking in the Fan Mountains starts. This region is an incredibly beautiful corner abounding in alpine lakes and snow-capped peaks, situated at the junction of two major mountain ranges in the Pamir-Alai system – the Hissar and Zeravshan Ranges. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight in the mountain camp “Artuch” (2200 m). |
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Mountain Camp Artuch – Kulikalon Lakes (7 km, 5 hours).
Well-trodden trail takes us up to Kulikalon lakes along the scree slope of the western part of the Kulikalon basin. We steadily climb up and enjoy a view to three peaks – Adamtash (4579 m), Mirali (5106 m) and Maria (4790 m) which making the famous Kulikalon Rock Wall. At the foot of the wall there are turquoise necklace of amazing Kulikalon Lakes. Our camp is located on a green meadow, on the shore of one of the lakes, Bibidjanat Lake. Travel time: 5 hours; altitude difference: + 642 m. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight in tents (2842 m). |
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Kulikalon Lakes – Alaudin Pass– Alaudin Lakes (7 km, 6 h).
While ascending to the Alaudin Pass (3757 m) we enjoy a bird-eye view of Kulikalon Wall, Dushaha Lake and the entire Kulikalon Lake system at its foot. From the pass there's a grand view of amazing Alaudin Lakes, as well as the snow-&-ice-clad 5000+m peaks of the Fan Mountains: Chapdara Peak (5049 m), Bodkhona Peak (5152 m) and Zamok Peak (5020 m). Travel time: 6 hours; altitude difference: +915 m; – 971 m. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight in tents (2786 m). |
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Alaudin Lakes – Mutnye Lakes (5 km, 4 h). Today our point of destination are Mutnye Lakes; they got their name because of the deep gray color of the water. The trail passes by the small lake Piala named for its round-shape bottom, and then takes us to the Mutnye Lakes located in the very heart of the Fan Mountains and surrounded by the most beautiful 5000+m peaks: Chimtarga (5489 m), Energiya (5120 m), Mirali (5106 m), Zamok (5020 m), Bodkhona (5152 m). They are especially beautiful after sunset, when the surrounding peaks are reflected in the water as in a mirror. Travel time: 4 hours; altitude difference: +700 m. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight in tents (3490 m). |
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Mutnye Lakes – the Cirque of Chimtarga Pass (4 km, 6
h). The ascent to the cirque of Chimtarga pass is not difficult technically, but the altitude difference between Mutnye Lakes and the place of our next tent camp is more than 1000 m. Efforts will be rewarded with beautiful views of the dominant peaks – Chimtarga (5489 m) and Energiya (5105 m). Our camp is located at a height of 4500 m, that is the highest point of overnight stay of the entire route. The weather is quite cold there, and warm clothes will be required. Travel time: 6 hours; altitude difference: +1010 m. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight in tents (4500 m). |
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Chimtarga Pass – Bolshoje Allo Lake (12 km, 8 h). Today we will ascent to the highest point of the entire route - the Chimtarga pass (4780 m). Stunning views open from the pass: from the both sides of the pass there are Energiya Peak and Chimtagra Peak, and on the opposite side - the peaks of the Mutnye Lakes circle: Zamok (5020 m), Bolshaja (Big) Ganza (5306 m), Malaja (Small) Ganza (4946 m), Krasnye Zori Peak (4746 m) and others. Quite far away, on the south there seen the peaks of Hissar Range and on the North - the peaks of Zeravshan Range. Undoubtedly, most of us feel these moments as a climax of the trek. From the pass we descend to the Zindon Praviy (Right) River valley and get to the Bolshoje Allo Lake. Lake Bolshoje Allo was formed as a result of an earthquake in 1912, in a hollow between huge vertical rock walls. Travel time: 8 hours; altitude difference: +280 m; –1670 m. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight in tents (3110 m). |
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Bolshoje Allo Lake – Archimaidan River (10 km, 6 h). Transfer to
Penjikent (70 km; 1,5 h). Descent along the Zindon River valley to the Archimaidan River valley. We overcome a giant blockage that collapsed in the earthquake of 1912 and formed Bolshoje (Big) Allo Lake. We overcome a giant blockage that collapsed in the earthquake of 1912 and formed Lake Bolshoje Allo. Then we will see the emerald-turquoise Maloje (Small) Allo Lake, located at an altitude of 2340 m. Visiting the shepherds' dwellings and tasting ayran – a healthy and refreshing fermented milk homemade beverage. After descending to the Archimaidan River valley - transfer to Penjikent and check-in at the hotel. Travel time: 6 hours; altitude difference: –1146 m. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight at the hotel. |
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Penjikent – “Jartepa” land border – Samarkand (60 km, 2 h).
Transfer to “Jartepa” Tajik-Uzbek land border and formalities; further transfer to Samarkand. Samarkand is probably the best-known Uzbekistan’s historic city. Over 2,750 years of age, it has a rich history and boasts world-famous masterpieces of medieval Islamic architecture, most of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Accommodation at the hotel after 14:00. Leisure time. Meals: breakfast. Overnight at the hotel. |
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Samarkand (departure). Transfer to the airport. The end of the tour program. Departure from Samarkand. Meals: breakfast. |
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This tour is guaranteed and will be arranged whatever final number of persons in a group. |
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The cost tour includes:
The cost of the tour doesn’t include:
Additional Services:
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Accommodation
This tour comes with the following accommodation:
| Location | Accommodation |
| Fann Mountains | Alpine Camp "Artuch" / Tent Camp |
| Penjikent | Penjikent Plaza 3+* / Rudaki 3* or similar |
| Samarkand | Arba 3* / Jahon Palace 3* or similar |
Transport.
During the tour the following types of transport will be provided depending on the number of people in a
group:
In Tajikistan:
| Group | Venicle |
| Group 1–5 pax | "Hyundai Grand Starex" |
In Uzbekistan:
| Group | Venicle |
| Group 1–2 pax | "Chevrolet Lacetti" |
| Group 3–6 pax | "Hyundai Grand Starex" |
| Group 7–9 pax | "Toyota Hiace" / "King Long" |
| Group 10–15 pax | "Eurise" |
| Group 16–45 pax | "Golden Dragon" |
► Memo: Useful tips for tourists »»
Itinerary brief description
This trekking is rather easy and is suitable for anyone with good physical condition. Tourist above 16 and under 65 years of age can join this tour provided they have no serious health problems and their doctor does not object to participation in such kind of tourist activities. Children younger 14 can also join this trekking tour provided they are accompanied by their parents.
Trekking on foot covers from 7km to 10 km a day with altitude difference up to 1220m. The
route runs at the maximum altitude of 4710m above sea level (Chimtarga
Pass).
Each participant carries his own rucksack with personal belongings; group
camping equipment and supply of provisions is transported by pack-donkeys up to Mutnoje Lakes and then
by porters (donkey-handlers take donkeys away from Mutnoje Lakes back to mountain camp
“Artuch”).
Typically the region enjoys rather stable weather: it’s warm and
sunny, though some rain is possible, which relieves the monotony of the trip. The daytime temperatures
range between +20° to +30°С, whereas at night the temperature can drop as low as +12 or
+15°С.
Equipment on route
- Tents are used for accommodation of two persons. The tents are wind-resisting and
water-proof and are suitable for any weather conditions.
- Tent camp also has a big hangar-like
mess tent with tables and camp chairs.
Tables and chairs will be used only up to Mutnoje Lakes; and
then care mat will be used as a table.
- Throughout the trek we provide quality tableware.
-
To cook dishes during the trek we provide gas burner with gas cylinders or a supply of firewood.
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The tent camp is equipped with portable WC.
List of personal gear:
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Service staff
Throughout the trekking travel you will be escorted by high altitude guide, who is the tour manager and our authorized representative. He is responsible for the safety and security of the group as well as decision making, including any changes in the route due to unforeseen circumstances that could threaten the health and well-being of the participants.
The tour is serviced by a team whose responsibility is to pitch and take down tents, lay the table for meals, wash up, pack the loads on horses, make fire and the like.
The team also includes a dedicated professional cook and a horse handler who is responsible for proper packing of the loads on horses and porterage.
Meals
Below you can find the menu of one of the trekking days:
Breakfast:
1) First dish: cereal porridge (semolina, oats, rice).
2) Second
dish: cooked eggs with sausages, omelette, pancakes, thick pancakes, toasted bread, etc.
3) Buffet
table: cheese, sausage, assorted bread, butter, ketchup, marmalade, chocolate paste, sweets, cookies,
wafers, dried cream, honey, sugar, halavah.
4) Drinks: selection of hot drinks, such as tea (black
and green), coffee.
Lunch*:
Buffet lunch: dried fruits, chocolate bar (1 chocolate bar
for each participant in a day), variety of boiled cereals, mashed potatoes, sausages, canned fish,
cheese, sausage, mixed salad (cucumbers and tomatoes), stewed fruit, cola, mineral and table water,
fruits (apples) etc.
Dinner:
1) First course - salads;
2) Second course - soup (European or local
cuisine).
3) Third course - various dishes of European cuisine with assorted garnish, as well as a
choice of local dishes
4) Buffet table: dried fruits, cola, wafers;
5) Drinks: selection of
hot drinks, such as tea (black and green), coffee.
6) Dessert: watermelon, melon, fruits.
Starting point
Tourists should arrive to Dushanbe - the starting point of the tour on the date the tour begins. All expenses connected with early arrival or late departure on completion of the tour should be covered by tourists themselves. In this case our company can arrange transfers to and from the airport as well as book the hotel.
No visa is required to enter Tajikistan and Uzbekistan for nationals of Russia and some
of the CIS countries, however, foreign nationals are required to have a valid foreign
passport.
Citizens of the most European and far abroad countries need visas to enter Uzbekistan and
Tajikistan. The details on Uzbek and Tajik visa, rules of entry and stay on the territory of these
countries you can find here.
To enter the
territory of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan the foreign national must have a foreign
passport valid for not less than 6 months following the termination date of the
tour.
It is also important that before their trip foreign nationals arrange travel medical
insurance with coverage of up to $10,000-15,000.
Please note that in order to
formalize necessary papers (registration in a local foreign visits registration police department
transliterated from Russian as OVVIG; also called OVIR) you should provide us with photocopy of your
passport not later than 30 days prior to your arrival.
In case you can’t find the answer to your question on our site, please call our tour operators team for assistance.
E-mail: adventure@centralasia-travel.com
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