
There is a lot to see there indeed: snowy mountain caps on the background of dazzling blue sky, green fertile valleys with blooming gardens, rough mountain streams bubbling with white foam in narrow gorges. Even in America it is hard to find such quick flowing rivers with rapids. Have you thought of rafting there? Adrenaline won't go away for the next year. And the canyons?! Sharp, enormous, forbidden. Even a Hollywood movie cannot show those. The fans of rafting and mountaineering consider Tajikistan an ideal place for those who are up to active and dynamic vacations.
In Tajikistan there are many historical cities and monuments which any tourist will look at with awe. Another irresistible attraction is the national cuisine - a special topic for conversation. Tajik cuisine is famous worldwide! Moreover, there you will be treated with the most delicious fruit and vegetables grown not in artificial hothouses but in natural fertile Tajik soil - juicy and sweet as honey.
Hospitable Tajik people never say good bye to their guests without treating them with some gifts. You will take home with you not only bright impressions but also loads of hand crafted souvenirs from ceramics, wood, glass, fabrics. Local craftsmen have ke pt the secrets of their arts for many generations.
So as you can see Tajikistan is a unique country. Th ere is nothing there that is fake, made on purpose or borrowed from other cultures . The civilization has not entangled this country in its cobweb yet. You won't find noisy mega polises, highways, annoying neon advertis ements. Mother Nature reigns there. And if you want to meet her on your own - welcome to Tajikistan.
Republic of Tajikistan is a unitary and multinational state. It was founded on September 9, 1991 when the declaration on independence of the country was adopted. Tajikistan is a member of the Organization of Economic Cooperation set up by Iran, Turkey and Pakistan. Since 1992 Tajikistan has been a member of the United Nations and OSCE. T he country is governed by the President and Parliament. The legislative power belongs to the Parliament - Oliy Mazhlisi, the executive power - to the President. The president in coordination with the Parliament forms the government. The Constitution of the Republic ensures the rights and freedom s of its citizens.
With 300 sunny days a year you would be hard pressed to pick a wrong time to visit, although the sweltering temperatures of around 40ºC in the summer months (June-September) don’t suit everybody. This is the best time to see the mountains but in early summer some river crossings can be dangerous. Winter temperatures between November and February hover around freezing in the capital but can plunge to between -20 and -40º C in the Pamirs. Some mountain passes are closed at this time. The best seasons are spring (March - May) and autumn (September-October). Spring is mild but wet and avalanches and landslides can leave roads impassable. Autumn is also mild and is perfect for trekking.

A traditional spread consists of dried fruit, sweets and nuts followed by soup, then meat and, finally, plov (fried rice, meat and chopped turnip or carrot). Meals are served with non (flatbread). Other specialties include qurotob (flaky bread coated in cheese ball liquid and topped with onions), mantu (steamed meat dumplings), sambusa (meat and onion pasty) and belyash (fried yeast case stuffed with minced meat). You’ll find plenty of dairy products, most commonly chaka (sour milk) and yoghurt, as well as an abundance of grapes and melons. Tea is served with meals, between meals and whenever else the occasion calls for it.
In the capital and large cities such as Khojand buses, minibuses and taxis are plentiful. Getting from A to B elsewhere is no mean feat. Trains run to some of the major destinations. Shared taxis and minibuses ply certain routes such as the run from Dushanbe to Khojand and Penjikent, and east to Khorog. Self-drive car hire is available though roads are bad, petrol stations are few and far between and there are no car recovery companies should you break down.
Tajikistan is a country of high mountains and warm sun.
Get ready for an incredible journey to a country where ancient history and majestic nature meet. Tajikistan is a place that wins the hearts of everyone who sets foot on its land. Discover the world of high mountains, deep gorges, crystal clear rivers and sincere hospitality.
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If you want to get a well panned travel to Tajikistan, then you should pay attention to its gems. Unique sights of Tajikistan:
1. The Fan Mountains: one of the most beautiful places on the planet. Majestic peaks covered with eternal snow are surrounded by alpine meadows and clear lakes. It is an ideal area for hiking and mountaineering.
2. Pamir Highway: a route through the Pamir Mountains, which is called the "Highway under the clouds." This path will give you breathtaking views of some of the highest mountains in the world.
3. Dushanbe: the modern capital of Tajikistan, where history and modern architecture harmoniously combine. Stroll through the cozy streets of the city, visit the museums and enjoy the local cuisine.
4. Khorog: a city located in the heart of the Pamirs. Here you can get acquainted with the unique culture of the locals and taste authentic Pamir dishes.
Tajikistan is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Go hiking in the mountains, explore caves, rafting on stormy rivers or cycling along scenic roads. For those who prefer relaxation-style relaxation, you can enjoy relaxing on the shores of one of the many lakes.
Traveling to Tajikistan will enrich you spiritually. Tajik culture is rich and multifaceted. The locals are famous for their hospitality and cordiality. You will definitely be offered a cup of fragrant tea and shared interesting stories about people. Learn more about ancient traditions and customs that have survived to the present day.
Dushanbe International Airport receives flights from many countries around the world. It is also possible to get to Tajikistan by land through neighboring countries.
The best time to visit Tajikistan is from May to September, when the weather is most favorable for travel. However, each season has its own peculiarities and beauties.
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Tajikistan is waiting for you! Discover a country where nature and culture create a unique harmony. Here you will find peace and inspiration that will accompany you after the tour.
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