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14 Days Through the Roof of the World

From Dushanbe's Soviet Splendor to the Pamirs' Ancient Peaks

Trip Overview

This comprehensive two-week journey takes you through Tajikistan's dramatic landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Beginning in the capital Dushanbe with its Soviet-era monuments and vibrant bazaars, you'll explore ancient fortresses, traverse the legendary Pamir Highway, and discover turquoise mountain lakes. The itinerary balances cultural immersion in historic cities like Khujand with adventurous mountain exploration, including visits to remote Pamiri villages and spectacular high-altitude passes. You'll experience traditional hospitality in homestays, witness breathtaking scenery along one of the world's most epic road journeys, and gain insight into a culture shaped by the Silk Road. This moderate-to-active itinerary requires flexibility for mountain weather and road conditions, rewarding travelers with unforgettable landscapes and authentic Central Asian experiences.

Pace
Active
Daily Budget
$60-90 per day
Best Seasons
June to September for mountain access; April-May and September-October for lower elevations
Ideal For
Adventure seekers, Photography enthusiasts, Cultural explorers, Experienced travelers, Nature lovers

Day-by-Day Itinerary

1

Welcome to Dushanbe

Arrive in Tajikistan's capital and acclimate with a gentle introduction to the city's parks and monuments.
Morning
Arrival and hotel check-in
Arrive at Dushanbe International Airport and transfer to your accommodation. Take time to rest and freshen up after your journey. If you arrive early, take a gentle walk around your neighborhood to get oriented. Exchange currency at the airport or nearby exchange offices for better rates than hotels typically offer.
2-3 hours $10-15 (airport transfer)
Arrange airport pickup through your accommodation in advance for easier arrival
Lunch
A traditional teahouse near Rudaki Park serving plov and fresh bread
Tajik Budget
Afternoon
Stroll through Rudaki Park, Dushanbe's central green space named after the Persian poet. The park features fountains, tree-lined pathways, and locals relaxing. Walk to the nearby Flagpole of Tajikistan, one of the world's tallest flagpoles at 165 meters, standing as a symbol of independence. The surrounding area offers excellent photo opportunities of the city skyline.
2-3 hours Free
Evening
Sunset at Somoni Park and dinner
Visit Somoni Park to see the Monument of Ismail Samani illuminated at night, then enjoy dinner at a nearby restaurant serving traditional Tajik dishes like qurutob and shashlik

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Dushanbe (Mid-range hotel near Rudaki Avenue)

Central location provides easy access to major attractions and restaurants for your first days exploring the capital

The city is very walkable in the center, but download offline maps as street signs are often in Cyrillic only
Day 1 Budget: $50-70
2

Soviet Grandeur & Cultural Treasures

Dive deep into Tajikistan's history and culture through world-class museums and monumental architecture.
Morning
Spend the morning at Central Asia's largest museum, featuring extensive collections spanning archaeology, natural history, and contemporary art. The highlight is the 13-meter reclining Buddha from the 7th century, discovered in southern Tajikistan. The museum's grand architecture and comprehensive exhibits provide essential context for understanding Tajikistan's position along the ancient Silk Road and its Soviet heritage.
3 hours $3-5 (entry plus camera fee)
Lunch
A café near Ismoili Somoni Statue serving fresh salads and grilled meats
Central Asian Budget
Afternoon
National Museum of Antiquities and Independence Monument
Visit the National Museum of Antiquities to see the famous 16-meter Sleeping Buddha statue and artifacts from ancient Bactria. Then walk to the nearby Independence Monument (Istiklol Monument), a striking memorial commemorating Tajikistan's independence. The surrounding park features beautiful landscaping and offers views of the presidential palace area.
2-3 hours $2-3
Evening
Explore Panjshanbe Bozor
Experience Dushanbe's main bazaar during late afternoon when it's most vibrant. Browse stalls selling spices, dried fruits, traditional textiles, and local crafts. Enjoy street food like sambusa and fresh pomegranate juice

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Dushanbe (Same hotel as Day 1)

Staying put allows you to explore the city thoroughly without repacking

At Panjshanbe Bozor, vendors expect bargaining but are generally fair - offer about 70% of the initial price and negotiate from there
Day 2 Budget: $45-65
3

Ancient Fortress & Mountain Prep

Hisor and Dushanbe
Visit a historic fortress outside the capital and prepare for your mountain journey ahead.
Morning
Day trip to Hisor Fortress
Travel 30km west to Hisor Fortress, a 2,500-year-old citadel that once guarded the Hisor Valley. Explore the restored gates, medieval madrasah, and ancient caravanserai. The site offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The complex includes a museum showcasing archaeological finds and provides insight into pre-Islamic and Islamic periods of Tajik history.
4 hours including travel $15-20 (transport and entry)
Hire a taxi for the half-day trip; negotiate the round-trip price before departing
Lunch
A traditional restaurant near Hisor serving fresh bread baked in tandoor ovens
Tajik Budget
Afternoon
Return to Dushanbe and visit Botanical Garden
After returning to Dushanbe, spend a relaxing afternoon at the Botanical Garden. This peaceful green space features diverse plant collections, walking paths, and shaded areas perfect for escaping the city heat. The garden provides a tranquil setting to rest before your mountain adventure begins tomorrow.
2 hours $1-2
Evening
Final city dinner and trip preparation
Enjoy a farewell dinner at a restaurant serving international cuisine. Stock up on snacks, batteries, and any last-minute supplies at a supermarket for your journey to the mountains

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Dushanbe (Same hotel as previous nights)

Final night in comfortable accommodation before heading to more rustic mountain lodging

Purchase high-quality bottled water and non-perishable snacks in Dushanbe - options are limited and more expensive in mountain areas
Day 3 Budget: $50-70
4

Journey to the Jewel of the Fan Mountains

Iskanderkul
Travel through spectacular mountain scenery to reach Tajikistan's most famous alpine lake.
Morning
Drive to Iskanderkul
Depart early for the 5-6 hour drive to Iskanderkul, a stunning turquoise mountain lake at 2,195 meters elevation. The journey takes you through the Anzob Pass and offers dramatic mountain vistas. The lake, named after Alexander the Great (Iskander), is surrounded by snow-capped peaks and is considered one of Tajikistan's natural wonders.
5-6 hours $80-120 (shared transport or hired vehicle)
Book transport through your Dushanbe accommodation or a local tour operator at least 2-3 days in advance
Lunch
Packed lunch or roadside stop serving lagman noodles and tea
Central Asian Budget
Afternoon
Explore Iskanderkul area
After settling into your guesthouse, take a walk around the lake's shoreline. Visit the nearby waterfall, known locally as the 'Fan Niagara,' which cascades dramatically from the lake's outlet. The area offers numerous photo opportunities with the lake's changing colors against the mountain backdrop. Swimming is possible for the brave, though the water remains cold year-round.
3-4 hours $5 (entry fee to lake area)
Evening
Lakeside dinner and stargazing
Enjoy a home-cooked meal at your guesthouse featuring local trout and fresh vegetables. The clear mountain air provides exceptional stargazing opportunities away from city lights

Where to Stay Tonight

Iskanderkul (Traditional guesthouse near the lake)

Staying lakeside allows you to experience the area at sunrise and sunset when the light is most spectacular

Temperatures drop significantly at night even in summer - bring warm layers regardless of season
Day 4 Budget: $70-100
5

Mountain Lakes & Return Journey

Iskanderkul to Dushanbe
Enjoy a morning hike before returning to the capital with mountain memories.
Morning
Morning hike to viewpoint
Wake early for a sunrise hike to a viewpoint above Iskanderkul. Several trails offer varying difficulty levels, with the most popular leading to a panoramic vista overlooking the lake and surrounding Fan Mountains. The morning light creates spectacular reflections on the water. Keep an eye out for local wildlife including mountain goats and various bird species.
2-3 hours Free
Lunch
Final meal at your guesthouse or packed lunch for the journey
Tajik Budget
Afternoon
Return drive to Dushanbe
Begin the return journey to Dushanbe, taking a different route if possible to see new landscapes. Stop at scenic viewpoints along the way. The drive provides opportunities to observe rural Tajik life, with small villages, shepherds with their flocks, and terraced agricultural areas dotting the mountainsides.
5-6 hours $80-120 (transport)
Arrange return transport when booking your outbound journey
Evening
Rest and recovery in Dushanbe
Arrive back in Dushanbe by evening. Enjoy a relaxed dinner and comfortable accommodation to recover from mountain travel

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Dushanbe (Mid-range hotel)

One night to rest and repack before heading north to Khujand

If time permits, ask your driver to stop at roadside fruit stands - the fresh produce is excellent and incredibly affordable
Day 5 Budget: $90-130
6

Northern Gateway

Dushanbe to Khujand
Travel to Tajikistan's second-largest city, a historic Silk Road hub with Persian heritage.
Morning
Flight to Khujand
Take a morning domestic flight to Khujand, Tajikistan's second-largest city in the fertile Fergana Valley. The flight takes approximately one hour, dramatically shorter than the 8-10 hour overland journey. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and get oriented in this ancient city that dates back over 2,500 years.
3 hours including transfers $60-80 (flight)
Book domestic flights at least one week in advance as seats are limited; alternatively, overnight trains are available but take much longer
Lunch
A restaurant near the city center serving Fergana Valley specialties like oshi palov
Tajik/Uzbek fusion Budget
Afternoon
Visit Stella Khujand and Sughd Region Museum
Begin exploring with the Stella Khujand monument, then visit the Sughd Region Museum to learn about the area's rich history as a major Silk Road city. The museum houses archaeological finds, traditional crafts, and exhibits on local culture. The region's proximity to Uzbekistan has created a unique cultural blend visible in architecture, cuisine, and traditions.
3 hours $3-5
Evening
Stroll along Syr Darya River
Walk along the embankment of the Syr Darya River at sunset. The riverside promenade is popular with locals and offers a pleasant atmosphere. Dine at a restaurant with river views

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Khujand (Hotel near Panjshanbe Bazaar)

Central location allows easy exploration of Khujand's main attractions on foot

Khujand has a more Uzbek cultural influence than Dushanbe - you'll notice differences in food, language, and architecture
Day 6 Budget: $70-95
7

Silk Road Memories

Khujand
Explore Khujand's bazaars and monuments, experiencing the city's living Silk Road heritage.
Morning
Explore Panjshanbe Bazaar Khujand
Spend the morning at Khujand's famous Panjshanbe Bazaar, one of Central Asia's most atmospheric markets. The covered bazaar features traditional architecture with domed ceilings and has been a trading center for centuries. Browse sections dedicated to spices, textiles, handicrafts, and local produce. The bazaar offers authentic cultural immersion and excellent photography opportunities.
3 hours $10-20 (purchases)
Lunch
A traditional chaikhana inside or near the bazaar serving fresh tandoor bread and kebabs
Tajik Budget
Afternoon
Historical sites and monuments
Visit the Sheikh Muslihiddin Mausoleum, a beautiful 16th-century structure dedicated to a local saint. Explore the fortress area and walk through the old town neighborhoods where traditional architecture survives. The city's layout still reflects its Silk Road origins, with narrow streets and courtyard houses in certain districts.
3 hours $2-3
Evening
Cultural evening
If available, attend a performance of traditional music or dance. Otherwise, enjoy dinner at a restaurant featuring live music, common in Khujand on weekends

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Khujand (Same hotel as previous night)

Staying put allows deeper exploration without repacking

Khujand's Panjshanbe Bazaar is most vibrant on Thursdays and Sundays when vendors from surrounding villages bring their goods
Day 7 Budget: $50-70
8

Return to the Capital

Khujand to Dushanbe
Journey back to Dushanbe and prepare for the epic Pamir Highway adventure.
Morning
Morning in Khujand and flight preparation
Enjoy a final morning walk through Khujand's parks or revisit favorite spots. Visit any sites you missed, perhaps the historical museum or local artisan workshops. Pick up any last-minute supplies or souvenirs before heading to the airport for your return flight to Dushanbe.
2-3 hours $5-10
Lunch
A quick meal at the airport or near your hotel before departure
Tajik Budget
Afternoon
Flight to Dushanbe and Pamir preparation
Take the afternoon flight back to Dushanbe. Upon arrival, head to your accommodation and begin serious preparations for the Pamir Highway journey. Visit outdoor equipment shops if you need any gear. Confirm your Pamir transport arrangements and ensure you have sufficient cash, as ATMs are virtually non-existent in the mountains.
4 hours including flight $60-80 (flight)
Reconfirm your Pamir Highway transport booking today
Evening
Final city preparations
Have a substantial dinner and pack thoroughly. Ensure you have warm clothing, sun protection, any medications, and plenty of cash in small denominations

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Dushanbe (Mid-range hotel)

Final night of comfort before the adventurous Pamir Highway journey begins

Withdraw maximum cash from ATMs tonight - the Pamirs operate almost entirely on cash and you won't have banking access for days
Day 8 Budget: $75-100
9

Gateway to the Pamirs

Dushanbe to Kalaikumb
Begin the legendary Pamir Highway journey, following the Afghan border through dramatic river valleys.
Morning
Depart for Kalaikumb via Pamir Highway
Start early for the 6-7 hour drive to Kalaikumb, the gateway to the Pamirs. The route follows the Panj River, which forms the border with Afghanistan. You'll see Afghan villages across the river and experience the dramatic transition from Dushanbe's relative lowlands to mountain terrain. The road winds through spectacular gorges with towering cliffs.
6-7 hours $30-50 (shared jeep transport)
Book Pamir Highway transport through specialized agencies; shared jeeps are most economical
Lunch
Roadside stop at a simple guesthouse serving fresh bread and soup
Tajik Budget
Afternoon
Continue to Kalaikumb and settle in
Arrive in Kalaikumb, a small town on the Panj River. After settling into your guesthouse, take a walk around the town and down to the river. The views across to Afghanistan are striking, and the town serves as an important waypoint for Pamir travelers. The evening light on the mountains is particularly beautiful.
2-3 hours Free
Evening
Guesthouse dinner and rest
Enjoy a home-cooked meal at your guesthouse. Hosts typically prepare traditional dishes using local ingredients. Rest well as tomorrow brings more mountain driving

Where to Stay Tonight

Kalaikumb (Family-run guesthouse)

Guesthouses are the standard accommodation along the Pamir Highway and offer authentic hospitality

The Panj River views are incredible, but be respectful when photographing - the Afghan border is sensitive and some areas prohibit photos
Day 9 Budget: $45-65
10

Into the High Pamirs

Kalaikumb to Khorog
Continue along the Afghan border to the Pamirs' unofficial capital, passing through stunning mountain landscapes.
Morning
Drive to Khorog
Journey 5-6 hours to Khorog, the regional capital of Gorno-Badakhshan. The route continues along the Panj River with increasingly dramatic scenery. You'll pass through small villages, see ancient fortifications, and witness the gradual change in architecture and culture as you enter the Pamiri region. The road is rough in sections but the scenery is magnificent.
5-6 hours $25-40 (shared transport)
Lunch
Stop at a village guesthouse along the route for fresh flatbread and tea
Pamiri Budget
Afternoon
Explore Khorog and Botanical Garden
Arrive in Khorog, situated at 2,200 meters in a valley where the Gunt and Panj rivers meet. Visit the Botanical Garden, the second-highest in the world, featuring plants from various mountain regions. Walk through the town center and visit the local bazaar. Khorog feels more developed than other Pamir settlements and serves as a supply hub.
3 hours $2-3
Evening
Explore Khorog's dining scene
Khorog has several restaurants serving both Pamiri and international food. Try local specialties like Pamiri bread and qurut (dried yogurt balls). Stock up on supplies for the higher altitude sections ahead

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Khorog (Guesthouse or small hotel)

Khorog offers the best accommodation options in the Pamirs with hot showers and reliable electricity

Khorog is your last chance for reliable ATMs, pharmacies, and well-stocked shops - take advantage of this before heading higher into the mountains
Day 10 Budget: $50-70
11

Roof of the World

Khorog to Murghab
Ascend to the high-altitude plateau, crossing spectacular passes into a landscape unlike anywhere else on earth.
Morning
Drive toward Murghab via Pamir Highway
Embark on one of the world's most spectacular drives, ascending from Khorog to the high Pamir plateau. The 7-8 hour journey takes you through the Gunt Valley, past traditional Pamiri villages, and over passes exceeding 4,000 meters. The landscape transforms from green valleys to stark, treeless high-altitude terrain. You'll see yurts, yak herds, and endless mountain vistas.
7-8 hours $35-50 (shared transport)
Lunch
Packed lunch or stop at a basic roadside guesthouse
Simple Pamiri fare Budget
Afternoon
Arrive in Murghab and acclimatize
Reach Murghab, a remote settlement at 3,650 meters on the high Pamir plateau. This is one of the highest towns in the former Soviet Union. After checking into your guesthouse, take it very easy to acclimatize to the altitude. A gentle walk around the town is sufficient. The landscape is stark and beautiful, resembling Tibet or Mongolia.
2 hours Free
Evening
Rest and acclimatization
Eat a light dinner at your guesthouse and rest. Altitude sickness is common here - drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol, and don't overexert yourself. The night sky is spectacular due to the altitude and lack of light pollution

Where to Stay Tonight

Murghab (Basic guesthouse with shared facilities)

Accommodation is basic in Murghab but staying in town provides essential acclimatization time

Altitude sickness symptoms include headache, nausea, and fatigue - they're normal at this elevation. Drink lots of water and rest; symptoms typically improve after 24 hours
Day 11 Budget: $40-60
12

High Plateau Exploration

Murghab area
Explore the otherworldly high-altitude landscape and experience nomadic Kyrgyz culture.
Morning
Visit to nomadic settlements
Take a half-day excursion to visit Kyrgyz nomadic families living in yurts on the plateau. Learn about their traditional lifestyle, herding yaks and sheep in one of the world's harshest environments. The hospitality is warm despite the cold climate. You'll likely be offered kumis (fermented mare's milk) and fresh dairy products. The vast, treeless landscape is hauntingly beautiful.
4 hours $30-50 (local guide and transport)
Arrange through your guesthouse the evening before
Lunch
Traditional meal with a nomadic family or back at your guesthouse
Kyrgyz/Pamiri Budget
Afternoon
Explore Murghab area lakes
Visit one of the stunning high-altitude lakes near Murghab, such as Shorkul or Rangkul. These remote lakes sit in vast valleys surrounded by snow-capped peaks. The colors are vivid - deep blue water against brown mountains and blue sky. Wildlife including Marco Polo sheep and various birds can sometimes be spotted. The silence and scale are profound.
3-4 hours $25-40 (transport)
Evening
Final Pamir evening
Enjoy a farewell dinner in Murghab and spend time stargazing. The Milky Way is clearly visible, and the night sky at this altitude is unforgettable. Pack for tomorrow's journey

Where to Stay Tonight

Murghab (Same guesthouse as previous night)

Two nights allows proper acclimatization and exploration of this unique region

Bring small gifts like school supplies or warm socks when visiting nomadic families - they're appreciated and culturally appropriate
Day 12 Budget: $55-80
13

Descent from the Roof

Murghab to Dushanbe
Begin the long journey back to civilization, either by flight or continuing the overland adventure.
Morning
Return journey begins
Start early for the long return to Dushanbe. Most travelers fly from nearby Khorog to save time, requiring a 5-6 hour drive back to Khorog. Alternatively, some continue the Pamir Highway loop through Kyrgyzstan and return via a different route. The descent from the high plateau offers new perspectives on landscapes you crossed previously.
Variable depending on route $40-100 (transport to Khorog or alternative route)
Book return flights from Khorog well in advance as they're infrequent
Lunch
Roadside stop or packed lunch during travel
Simple local food Budget
Afternoon
Continue travel to Dushanbe
If flying from Khorog, take the afternoon flight back to Dushanbe, a spectacular 45-minute journey over the mountains. If traveling overland, continue through the mountains with overnight stops as needed. The contrast between the high Pamirs and lower elevations is striking as vegetation gradually returns.
Variable $80-120 (flight) or $40-60 (overland)
Evening
Arrive in Dushanbe and celebrate
Arrive back in Dushanbe by evening if flying. Enjoy a celebratory dinner at a nice restaurant - after days of simple mountain food, the capital's dining options feel luxurious. A hot shower and comfortable bed will be deeply appreciated

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Dushanbe (Comfortable hotel)

Return to comfort after the rigors of high-altitude travel

Keep some Pamir Highway photos on your phone to show to new friends in Dushanbe - locals love hearing about travelers' experiences in their magnificent mountains
Day 13 Budget: $90-150
14

Final Reflections

A relaxed final day for last-minute shopping, revisiting favorite spots, and preparing for departure.
Morning
Leisurely morning and souvenir shopping
Enjoy a slow morning with a proper breakfast. Visit Panjshanbe Bozor one final time to purchase souvenirs like traditional textiles, suzani embroidery, dried fruits, or local crafts. The bazaar also sells Pamiri handicrafts including woven goods and felt items. Take time to select quality items and bargain respectfully.
3 hours $20-50 (souvenirs)
Lunch
A favorite restaurant from earlier in the trip or try somewhere new
Tajik Mid-range
Afternoon
Final city exploration or relaxation
Depending on your flight time, revisit favorite spots like Rudaki Park or explore neighborhoods you missed. Alternatively, relax at a traditional hammam (bathhouse) to refresh before your journey home. Visit any museums you didn't have time for earlier, or simply sit in a park and watch daily life unfold.
3-4 hours $10-20
Evening
Departure preparations and farewell dinner
Enjoy a final Tajik meal, perhaps trying dishes you haven't sampled yet. Pack carefully, ensuring souvenirs are well-protected. Transfer to the airport for your evening or late-night international flight, carrying memories of an extraordinary journey

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Dushanbe or day-use room (Hotel with late checkout or day-use facilities)

Convenient for final preparations before evening departure

Allow extra time at the airport - international departure procedures can be slow, and it's better to have time for a final cup of tea than to rush
Day 14 Budget: $60-90

Practical Information

Getting Around

Within Dushanbe and Khujand, taxis are affordable and convenient; negotiate prices before starting. For the Pamir Highway, shared 4WD vehicles are standard and should be booked through guesthouses or tour agencies. Domestic flights between Dushanbe and Khujand save considerable time. The Pamir journey requires sturdy vehicles and experienced drivers due to rough roads and high altitudes. Most travelers book Pamir transport as part of a package including accommodation. Expect long, bumpy drives but spectacular scenery throughout.

Book Ahead

Book domestic flights at least 1-2 weeks ahead. Pamir Highway transport and guesthouse accommodation should be arranged at least one week in advance, preferably through a local agency or your Dushanbe hotel. The National Museum in Dushanbe requires no advance booking. GBAO permit (for Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region) must be obtained before arrival or in Dushanbe - your tour operator can typically arrange this.

Packing Essentials

Warm layers for high altitudes even in summer, sun protection (hat, sunglasses, high-SPF sunscreen), sturdy walking shoes, headlamp, water purification tablets, basic first-aid kit including altitude sickness medication, cash in small denominations, power bank, and offline maps. Bring modest clothing respecting local culture. A sleeping bag liner is useful for basic guesthouses.

Total Budget

$950-1,400 for 14 days (excluding international flights)

Customize Your Trip

Budget Version

Stay in homestays throughout (widely available and culturally enriching), use shared transport exclusively, eat at local cafes and bazaars rather than restaurants, skip domestic flights and travel overland throughout, camp near Iskanderkul instead of using guesthouses, and join group tours for the Pamir Highway to split costs. Prepare picnic lunches from bazaar purchases. Total budget can be reduced to $650-900 for very budget-conscious travelers willing to rough it.

Luxury Upgrade

Stay at Dushanbe's top hotels with full amenities, hire private 4WD vehicles with experienced guides for the entire Pamir journey, fly whenever possible to minimize road time, book boutique guesthouses in the Pamirs with better facilities, arrange private cultural experiences with local families, include helicopter flights over the Pamirs if available, and enjoy fine dining in Dushanbe. Add spa treatments and professional photography guides. Budget increases to $2,500-3,500 with these upgrades.

Family-Friendly

Reduce the Pamir Highway portion to just 3-4 days focusing on lower-altitude areas, spend more time in Dushanbe's parks like Rudaki Park and Botanical Garden which children enjoy, visit Hisor Fortress with its dramatic setting kids find exciting, stay in larger guesthouses with private rooms, break up long drives with more frequent stops and activities, consider skipping Murghab due to extreme altitude, and include interactive experiences like bazaar visits where children can try local snacks. Choose accommodations with family rooms and reliable hot water.

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