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How to Plan Your Tajikistan Tour?

Best Time to Visit: May - October
Major Cities for International Flights: Dushanbe (capital)
Visa: Visitors from most Western countries, including the EU, United States, Australia and Canada, are eligible for visa-free entry to Tajikistan. However, a GBAO (Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast) permit is required to visit the Pamirs, and it can be applied for together with the visa.
Money Tips: Cash is king, and Master and Visa cards can be used in big cities, like Dushanbe and Khujand. It’s advisable to exchange US dollars for Tajikistan somoni in big cities, as there will be few ATMs or exchange points in small towns.
  • 4-6 Days
    It’s enough to mainly dive into the capital Dushanbe and its surrounding sites like Hisor Fortress. Then, go on a vacation around the Fann Mountains to savor the incredible scenery of alpine lakes like Iskanderkul and Seven Lakes, as well as the ancient city, Panjakent.
  • 7-12 Days
    This is the best choice to satisfy both history buffs and nature lovers. You can get insights into the cultural cities of Khujand and Panjakent, vital settlements on the Silk Road, and embark on an M41 road trip to explore the sacred Pamirs, driving through the Wakhan Corridor.
  • 14 Days or More
    After immersive Tajikistan tours of both the Pamirs and cultural cities, consider extending your trip to other four Central Asian countries - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan - in one go, or extend to ancient Silk Road terminals: China and Italy.

Trip Planning FAQs

What should I pack for my Tajikistan tours?
To protect yourself from the extreme weather, especially in the Pamirs, bring wool sweaters, a windproof jacket, a down jacket, and waterproof boots, as well as antidiarrheal and cold drugs. Besides, as the mountain areas feature intense ultraviolet radiation, changing weather and limited accommodation facilities, pack sunscreen, sunglasses, lipstick, rain gear, mosquito repellent, and even a sleeping bag. Moreover, neck pillows and cotton slippers can help reduce your fatigue during long-hour road trips. Since the average altitude of the Pamirs soars to over 4,000 meters (13,123 feet), medicine for altitude sickness and an oxygen tank are necessities. Besides, a power bank is a must for your Tajikistan tours, as power cuts occur frequently in the mountain areas.
Is there any special custom or dress code during the Tajikistan trip?
Most of the Tajiks are Muslims. To enter mosques, you need to dress properly to cover your shoulders, arms and legs. If you would like to take photos in any scenic spots or with Pamiris in the mountains, please obtain permission first from the local people. If you want to smoke in the cities, please ask your guide whether it is allowed.
Is Tajikistan safe for tourists?
Yes, Tajikistan is a safe country where the people are kind and friendly. Just be aware of pickpockets in crowded bazaars and tourist attractions. However, it should be noted that when traveling along the Tajik-Afghan border, you may see Afghan sentries patrolling on the opposite side. Please refrain from taking photos for safety concerns.
Is the internet accessible in the Pamirs and Fann Mountains?
The network signals in the Fann Mountains and the Pamirs are poor, especially from Khorog to Murghab, and around major high-altitude passes. For smooth Tajikistan trips, consider buying a SIM card from MegaFon or T-Cell, which works better than the others.
Can I find vegetarian food in Tajikistan?
Yes, you can easily find it in Dushanbe and Khujand. However, in other regions, it is hard to get a vegetarian meal. If you are a vegetarian or have a special diet, please inform the tour guide ahead of time. We will try our best to meet your demands, though it may not be completely guaranteed.
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