Begin your journey in Osh - one of Central Asia's oldest cities - and spend seven days crossing the highest navigable highway on Earth. Sleep in a yurt beneath Lenin Peak (7,134 m), stand on the shores of a meteorite lake at 3,915 m, follow the Afghan border through the ancient Wakhan Corridor, and arrive in Dushanbe with a story you'll spend years retelling. Max 3 passengers per Toyota Land Cruiser. Guaranteed departures. Season: May–October

Above the Clouds! Beyond the Ordinary! One legendary road. The highest navigable highway on Earth. From the ancient bazaars of Dushanbe to the Kyrgyz city of Osh, this small-group expedition crosses Ak-Baital Pass at 4,655 m, winds through the Wakhan Valley along the Afghan border, and sleeps beneath Lenin Peak in a traditional yurt. Max 3 passengers per Land Cruiser - every seat is a window seat. Guaranteed departures. Season: May–October

Embark on an 18-day overland journey from Dushanbe to Bishkek along the legendary Pamir Highway and through Kyrgyzstan’s pristine wilderness. Cross high passes above 4,300 meters, explore the Wakhan Valley and Karakul Lake, and discover Issyk-Kul and Son-Kul. Experience Silk Road heritage, nomadic traditions, yurt stays, and dramatic mountain landscapes.

This journey is an immersive Central Asia adventure combining trekking, nomadic culture and the World Nomad Games. It starts in Kyrgyzstan with alpine hikes in the Tian Shan and Issyk-Kul, then continues from Osh into Tajikistan along the Pamir Highway. Explore Wakhan and Bartang valleys, remote villages, and high passes before ending in Dushanbe through dramatic landscapes and rich culture.

This journey links Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan through nomadic culture and the historic Pamir Highway on the Silk Road. It begins with the World Nomad Games, yurt stays, Song-Kul Lake. From Osh, it continues into the High Pamirs, crossing remote valleys and mountain passes. Along the Wakhan Valley and Panj River, it reveals deep cultural heritage before ending in Dushanbe.