Driving along the Pamir Highway in Tajikistan, one of the highest and most remote roads on the planet… and then this app

Hi! I continue my story about the trip along the Pamir Highway. The post about the Kyrgyz part of the trip you can read here, and the first post from the Tajik series is here. So, we are driving through

Today I want to continue telling about my trip along the Pamir Highway, which I took several years ago. The first post in this series was quite a while ago, in it I told and showed how we got from Kyrgyzstan

We were driving through a gorge along the river. It was gloomy all around: low, thick clouds covered the sky, and even the mountain peaks were lost in them. But when we were approaching the end of the

Today I want to share with you a selection of photos taken in the Pamir Mountains, near Lake Bulunkul, Tajikistan. This is a highland area, as is most of the country. Specifically there, in the area of

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How many wonderful landscapes await us around the bends of the roads just on the way to some destination. I remember quite a number of roads that were maddeningly beautiful and on which I wanted to drive

The Pamir Mountains can be described in many words, but I would say their main characteristic is majesty. Under the bright sun or in the shade and dusk, I do not want to look away from them. I want to

Dense, heavy clouds are moving in, clinging to the peaks of the Pamir Mountains, but the low sun is trying to break through the clouds with its last rays. It seems as if the light is streaming straight

Sometimes I like to take such sunset shots — bright, but at the same time laconic and simple. Only deep color and very few objects: a sun disk and a few silhouettes or lines. Here, for example, these are

In this photo you can see the valley of the Yaghnob River, the river itself and the village of Margheb (or Margib), hidden behind the trees between the hills. The settlement has been standing on this site

Kishlak is a permanent rural settlement in many countries of Central Asia, including winter housing, which has a permanent place, in contrast to summer housing among nomadic peoples. It can be either very

Tajik National Park (or The Pamir National Park — previous name), Tajikistan. The photo was taken on the road from Lake Karakul towards Kyrgyzstan. What a contrast between snow-white and snowless mountains

On the banks of the Bartang River (right tributary of the Panj River) in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region, Tajikistan. The mountains, their relief and the play of light on their vertical surfaces

Pamir mountain landscape somewhere in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region, Tajikistan. I say "somewhere" because I could not uniquely identify the area where I took the picture. Several years

Nurek reservoir on the Vakhsh river, Tajikistan. While the distant mountains on the horizon are lost in a bluish haze, the juicy, bright colors of the sandy mountains near us evoke a feeling of summer

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Traveling in Tajikistan, we climbed the Sharshar pass and we had an amazing view. Sandy, broken hills and azure water, which has gathered all the color of heaven. The heat was around and we could not stand

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