Embark on a 7-day journey through Tajikistan to explore the Eastern roots of the Great Silk Road. Discover the ancient routes and the cultural contributions of the Persian, Greek, Chinese, and Arab peoples.
Embark on a 7-day journey through Tajikistan to explore the Eastern roots of the Great Silk Road. Discover the ancient routes and the cultural contributions of the Persian, Greek, Chinese, and Arab peoples.
Dushanbe
Dushanbe - Arrival
Hisor Fortress - Journey to Hisor
Hisor Fortress - Explore the Fortress and Museum of Hisor – Visit Teahouse “Kharbuza” and Museum of Mirzo Tursunzod. Upon arrival at Dushanbe International Airport, a driver will greet you and transport you to Hisor Fortress, which once served as a palace for a Bukhara Emirate…
Dushanbe
Dushanbe - Arrival
Hisor Fortress - Journey to Hisor
Hisor Fortress - Explore the Fortress and Museum of Hisor – Visit Teahouse “Kharbuza” and Museum of Mirzo Tursunzod. Upon arrival at Dushanbe International Airport, a driver will greet you and transport you to Hisor Fortress, which once served as a palace for a Bukhara Emirate beck. The fortress, with its 1-meter thick walls and gun and cannon loopholes, stood majestically on a high hill and was well-protected. Inside, there was a pool and a garden. Opposite the fortress was a bustling market square featuring a caravanserai and various shops. Hisor Fortress and the town were inhabited from the 6th century BC to the mid-19th century, serving as the main administrative, political, and economic center of the Hisor Valley. Teahouse Kharbuza is a unique structure, built in the shape of a melon (Tajik: kharbuza). The teahouse, standing 43 meters tall, 100 meters long, and 55 meters wide, can accommodate 2,300 visitors simultaneously. Return to Dushanbe / hotel.
Dushanbe City Tour
Dushanbe - Our guide will introduce you to the tourist attractions in Dushanbe City.
Dushanbe City Tour
Dushanbe - Continue your exploration.
Road to Rogun, ObiGarm,
Continue the journey to Gharm and Tojikobod
Vahdat
From Vahdat to Dushanbe
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- Breakfast
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- Lunch
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- Breakfast
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- Lunch
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Tajikistan is traversed by three branches of the historic Great Silk Road: 1) The Northern/Sogdian route, which extends from Samarkand (Uzbekistan) to Kashgar (China); 2) The West-East/Karotegin route, connecting Termez (Uzbekistan) to Kashgar (China); 3) The Southern/Pamir route, linking Termez (Uzbekistan) to Tashkent (China). These ancient pathways…
Tajikistan is traversed by three branches of the historic Great Silk Road: 1) The Northern/Sogdian route, which extends from Samarkand (Uzbekistan) to Kashgar (China); 2) The West-East/Karotegin route, connecting Termez (Uzbekistan) to Kashgar (China); 3) The Southern/Pamir route, linking Termez (Uzbekistan) to Tashkent (China). These ancient pathways were established by the Persian, Greek, Chinese, and Arab civilizations, significantly enhancing global socio-economic relations, trade, and culture from the 5th to the 12th centuries. To explore the impact of these routes on the culture and civilization of the Tajik people, a tour package titled “Great Silk Road in Tajikistan” will be offered.
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
