Tajikistan

A high-mountain country in Central Asia, where the Pamir Highway, the Fann Mountains and the Wakhan Valley are a dream for trekkers and overland travelers.

Tajikistan lies in southeastern Central Asia, with more than 90 percent of its territory mountainous and the Pamir Plateau occupying the east; it borders China, Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. Its most famous route is the Pamir Highway across the plateau, passing through Khorog, the Wakhan Valley, Murghab and Karakul Lake. The Fann Mountains in the west have many lakes and are great for trekking, and the Sogdian ruins of ancient Panjakent lie nearby. The capital, Dushanbe, is the main air gateway. June to September is the best season for plateau travel, and a special permit is required to visit the Pamirs.

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