Tajikistan to Kyrgyzstan Cycling Holiday
The Pamir Highway
Tour Overview
Dates & Prices
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Key Stats
Extreme
45 miles
2,024 ft
Days
Tour Features
Dushanbe: capital of Tajikistan.
Khaburabot, Koi Tezek, Baital mountain passes.
Pyanj valley, Gunt valley and Pamir Plateau.
Khorog: capital of the Pamirs.
Lake Kara Kul: highest Pamir plateau lake.
Osh: the oldest city in Kyrgyzstan.
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Customer Testimonial
"The trip itinerary was at an ideal pace; fast enough to cover significant distances each day, but slow enough to absorb the stunning scenery. There was plenty of time for..."
Nigel Hardy