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Trekking in Tajikistan

Trekking in Tajikistan is a comprehensive guide to some of Central Asia’s most remote and spectacular mountain terrain. Covering the Fann Mountains, Zerafshan and Hissar ranges, the Pamirs, Yagnob Valley, and a 10-day journey into Afghanistan’s Wakhan Corridor, the guide spans walks and treks from short day hikes near Dushanbe to multi-day high-altitude expeditions across the “Roof of the World.”

With 26 trekking routes, this guide reveals the wild diversity of Tajikistan’s landscapes and cultural heritage. Whether you’re planning independent trekking or preparing for an organised expedition, this trusted Cicerone guidebook provides detailed route descriptions, practical planning advice, and cultural insights to help you explore the country with confidence.

  • 24 walks and multi-day treks are included, plus two link routes, ranging from day walks near Dushanbe to multi-day high-altitude treks in the Fann Mountains, Hissar Range, Yagnob Valley, Pamirs, and a 10-day Afghan Wakhan Corridor journey
  • 1:100,000 maps and GPX downloads are available for each route, helping you plan and follow treks in Tajikistan's remote, high-altitude terrain with confidence
  • Detailed advice on transport, visas, permits, equipment, training, and safety considerations essential for trekking in a region with limited infrastructure
  • Information on Tajikistan’s history, communities, flora, and fauna enhances your understanding of the landscapes as you walk
  • Useful phrases in Russian, Tajik, and Pamiri help with communication on-trail and deepen your engagement with local communities

Bringing together rich route detail, practical planning guidance and cultural context, Trekking in Tajikistan is the essential companion for adventurous trekkers looking to tackle some of Central Asia’s most extraordinary mountain landscapes.

Undertittel
The northern ranges, Pamirs and Afghanistan's Wakhan Corridor
ISBN
9781852849467
Språk
Engelsk
Vekt
450 gram
Utgivelsesdato
8.11.2018
Antall sider
400