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Large parts of the Pamirs, especially in the high mountains, are inhospitable to humans and animals. Nevertheless, some rare species live there. Yaks, for example, enjoy extremely cold weather, which is why they survive harsh winters of up to -30 degrees. With yak safaris, these affectionate heavyweights offer the local population an additional source of income. The Marco Polo sheep lives in the high mountains and is extremely shy. Go on an observation tour of their natural habitat. Our local guides have an excellent sense of spotting the unique sheep.
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Large parts of the Pamirs, especially in the high mountains, are inhospitable to humans and animals. Nevertheless, some rare species live there. Yaks, for example, enjoy extremely cold weather, which is why they survive harsh winters of up to -30 degrees. With yak safaris, these affectionate heavyweights offer the local population an additional source of income. The Marco Polo sheep lives in the high mountains and is extremely shy. Go on an observation tour of their natural habitat. Our local guides have an excellent sense of spotting the unique sheep.
Yak Safari
Curious about a yak safari? The imprinting heavyweights can reach a maximum weight of up to 500 kg. Through their thick coat, they survive the harsh winters in the highlands of Pamir. The yak milk, yogurt and meat is an important source of food for the Pamiris. You can start your tour in the village of Alichur or Bashgumbez, located on the M41 between Khorog and Murgab. The duration of the yak safari varies depending on your interest.
Horse Riding
Discover the Pamirs with a horseback tour. Start your horse riding in Bachor. It is located 120 km east of Khorog, on the M41 direction to Murgab. You can determine the duration of the tour individually, usually many ride on average 2-3 days.
Off the beaten path, cross fields and become aware of this immense plateau. Finally, you will reach the stunning Yashilkul lake. Have a rest and enjoy the silence. It is a great way to enjoy the Pamirs in a decelerated and quiet way.
Marco Polo Sheep Observation
Observe the pride of the Tajiks; the Marco Polo sheep. Go on a discovery tour with a local guide. Equipped with binoculars, you can watch the rare animal. The Marco Polo Sheep is known for its spiral horns. You can start your tour in the villages of Alichur or Bashgumbez, located on the M41 between Khorog and Murgab.
Yak Safari
Curious about a yak safari? The imprinting heavyweights can reach a maximum weight of up to 500 kg. Through their thick coat, they survive the harsh winters in the highlands of Pamir. The yak milk, yogurt and meat is an important source of food for the Pamiris. You can start your tour in the village of Alichur or Bashgumbez, located on the M41 between Khorog and Murgab. The duration of the yak safari varies depending on your interest.
Horse Riding
Discover the Pamirs with a horseback tour. Start your horse riding in Bachor. It is located 120 km east of Khorog, on the M41 direction to Murgab. You can determine the duration of the tour individually, usually many ride on average 2-3 days.
Off the beaten path, cross fields and become aware of this immense plateau. Finally, you will reach the stunning Yashilkul lake. Have a rest and enjoy the silence. It is a great way to enjoy the Pamirs in a decelerated and quiet way.
Marco Polo Sheep Observation
Observe the pride of the Tajiks; the Marco Polo sheep. Go on a discovery tour with a local guide. Equipped with binoculars, you can watch the rare animal. The Marco Polo Sheep is known for its spiral horns. You can start your tour in the villages of Alichur or Bashgumbez, located on the M41 between Khorog and Murgab.
Yak Safari
Horse Riding
Marco Polo Sheep Observation
