In Search For Hidden Treasures Tajikistan

Tajikistan is one of the most sought-after destinations for those who want to marvel at the different facades of nature.

Situated in Central Asia and fringing Afghanistan in the south, Uzbekistan in the west and Kyrgyzstan to the south, half of Tajikistan's land area rests at an altitude of over 3000 meters from the sea level. Lofty mountain ranges, tranquil lakes, treacherous hiking trails and valleys with fascinating history, allure tourists to visit this unspoiled Central Asian country over and over again and regain inner peace.

The archetypal mountainous landscape of Tajikistan has a lot to offer to the sturdiest of travellers. High mountaineering, trekking, camel riding, rock climbing, and horse riding are some of the adventure activities tourists look for. Peak Somoni, Peaks of Pamir, Peak Lenin and the top of Korzhenevskaya are some of the all-time best picks for mountain climbers.

Tourists get an opportunity to make new connections, learn about the Tajik culture, get acquainted with their customs and most importantly feel at home away from home.

Best Attractions in Tajikistan

Although majority of the populace in live in relative poverty than its neighbouring countries, yet Tajikistan is recognised as one of the world's most hospitable nations.

Nowruz Palace

The colossal Nowruz Palace standing tall amidst ten acres of land is presumably Dushanbe's most iconic landmark. With fountains, gardens and pavilions it's a huge parcel. The royal residence is a social and amusement center and an important landmark of the Tajik culture.

Each component inside the Nowruz Palace bears testimony to the rich Tajik art and architecture. The palace was built by craftsmen who specialised in woodcarving, Florentine mosaics, divider designs, improving cutting, mosaics in shaded glass and painted roofs.

Pamir Highway