Conquering World's Toughest Region 🇹🇯
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- For the final video from central Asia, I traveled to Tajikistan. While there, I learned about the Pamir Mountains. A complex region with lots of ongoing problems surrounded by unfriendly neighbors. On this journey, I explored the Gorno-Badakhshan region and the Pamir Highway. The video showcases the stunning landscapes, the region's unique culture, and the challenges of traveling through this remote region. Enjoy!
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References and additional reading:
1)Dushanbe from Drew Binsky
• 24 Hours in TAJIKISTAN 🇹🇯
2)2022 Gorno-Badakhshan conflict
www.opendemocr...
3)Pamir Highway
www.roadstotra...
4)Past conflicts in GBAO
cabar.asia/en/...
5)Pamir mountains
www.britannica...
6)Region history
www.nccr-north...
Check out how I continued and crossed the impossible, war closed border, into Kyrgyzstan on my Instagram.
Hey, can you please tell me what camera are you using?
@tomislavjelic7444 Sure! Sony FDR-X3000
@@paveltrips Thank you. That's the one thats discounted, but still used by plenty of travel vlogers :/
Do you have any experience with gopros?
Yes, Sony is reliable camera with excellent mic and quality. No experience with GoPro. Next would be a more professional camera.
@@paveltrips I'm sad I can't just buy it new. I got a new Gopro will plenty of add-ons, but it gets bulky and sound quality seems worse than on these videos like yours, which are made with sony
Welcome to Tajikistan to the Pamir mountain Pamir mountain is the roof of the world 🇹🇯 Хуш омадед ба Точ,икистон 🇹🇯 Willkommen nach Tadschikistan 🇹🇯 Добро пожаловать в Таджикистан 🇹🇯 Ahlan wa Sahlan fi Tojikiston 🇹🇯 Xosh kelibsiz Tojikistonda 🇹🇯
Памир-крыша мира! отличный сюжет! для многих людей, это экзотические места.
Oh woah! Such an inspiring journey to the Pamir Mountains in Tajikistan,Pavel! You're a top traveller of the most remote places! I really enjoyed your last Asian vlog as much as I enjoyed with the South American ones. :))) That is a great guide for those who seeking about remote destinations in Tajikistan. Very different country from Kyrgzistan or Kazakistan etc. :)
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Thanks for a raw emotional journey. The melody on the duduk at the end of your video was solemn and haunting, voicing the land and people. ❤️ from Oregon 🇺🇸.
Thank you for the support!
Great video! Thank you for that I would be great if you could film a little bit longer the soviet buildings, like the observatory.
Sounds good! Will note it.
Thanks for the video! You bring me to the remote parts of the world that i would otherwise not know about. I wouldn’t mind longer videos either- more food if possible. I know gardens may not be your thing but that probably would have been my favorite part of the journey since I love plants haha. Thanks again 👏
I’m glad my content is being appreciated by the viewers! Unfortunately, for the gardens - there would need to be another channel 🤣
Nice video! Here in my department, we have also some houses made of containers and woods. I am happy you had a very nice trip there! ;)
The area with containers is a market.
Bravo! nice video
Thanks!
nice production 🎉
Thanks!
Patience is the key, I guess
100%
Развития твою каналу 💪
Nice video mate! Really informative . By the way,did you cross the border from Tajik to Kyrg? Any clue if the border is open for tourists in 2024?
Thanks! I crossed from Tj to Kg. During my recent travels it was open to foreigners with the permission letter from Kg tourism department.
@@paveltripsCould you provide information on how to acquire the permission letter online? I'm planning to cross the border on a motorcycle? Additionally, could you suggest the ideal month for this trip? Thanks
@@Rishad-mj write me on instagram
@@paveltrips Done. Have sent you a text.
… and that’s why we always rent a car 😅
Definitely comfortable, but changes the whole experience. On that note, I would rent a car next time, I had enough. 🫣
Did you book a tour? If yes, which agency was it. I am going there soon.
@VinitMehta1989 No, just found transportation in every city and explored on my own.
We are planning to do a road trip to india from uae, so thinking about going through this highway. Any advice for this route ?😊
That’s a pretty big detour to hit the Pamir highway on the way to India from UAE. Keep in mind - part of the road is in terrible condition.
@@paveltrips our planned route is from UAE-IRAN-TURKMENISTAN-UZBEKISTAN-TAJIKISTAN-KYRGYSTAN-CHINA-NEPAL-INDIA. We are planning to cross these highway within 4 days. From Dushanbe to kyrgystan border. As you traveled there can you give me your opinion about this. And regarding food,stay,fuel station should i need to do any homework? Do you have any references for these ?
The road is good until Kalai-khumb. After that not as much. Especially after Khorog. You will have gas stations on the way and shops with cafes. Also, plenty of lodging is available in main towns. You will need a permit to enter Kyrgyzstan. Check out my video for detailed breakdown.
@@paveltrips thank you bro Highly appreciated for your reply ❤️. I’ll go through your video. While applying visa i added that GBAO PERMIT. For exiting the country is the same permit enough or need to take any other permit.
@@paveltrips within 4 days it’s doable right? From Dushanbe to Kyrgystan border ?
R/Tajikistan
Bro I watched only few minutes of you video and I gotta say, you got almost all of your information about the place wrong. The Pamir Highway does not go through Afg, the civil war did not start because of Pamiris uprising and also couple of other things. We are glad you visited our land and we welcome you here but please check your information before you post it.
The civil war had several causes but the main opposition group was from Gorno-Badakhshan region that lead the war. Regarding the start of Pamir highway is debatable. However, as I mentioned in the video, begins in Afghanistan, ends in Osh. I travel the Soviet built part. The facts were checked!
20:21 Bullshit. Pakistan is the most scenic among all STAN countries.
For you! Not for the Korean traveler.