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HomeFull-Day Tour To Seven Lakes And Panjakent City Of Tajikistan From Samarkand
Description
Embark on a one-day journey exploring the ancient ruins of Sarazm Settlement, offering insights into Central Asia's first agricultural society. Afterward, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Panjakent Central Bazaar, where you can indulge in local snacks and hospitality. Continue your adventure by marveling at the serene beauty of the Seven Lakes in the Fann Mountains, culminating in a tranquil stroll to Haft Kul's final gem, Hazor Chashma. Conclude your day at the Samarkand border, bidding farewell to an enriching day of discovery.
Highlights
- Explore ancient Sarazm ruins, revealing Central Asia's agricultural past
- Immerse in vibrant Panjakent Bazaar, experiencing local flavors
- Marvel at serene Seven Lakes, tranquil and picturesque
- Discover artifacts hinting at ancient trade routes
- Stock up on trekking snacks at lively Panjakent Bazaar
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Ancient Sarazm Settlement ruins expand_more
- Visit: Sarazm: A stone’s throw away from the border crossing are the UNESCO-listed ruins of Sarazm.
- More than 5,000 years old, they’re remains of the first agricultural society in Central Asia.
- A remarkably tall human skeleton, dubbed the “Princess of Sarazm”, was found here with some of her ornaments.
- Archaeologists also found artifacts indicating ancient trading routes stretching as far as modern day Iran and Pakistan.
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Panjakent Central Bazaar expand_more
- Visit - Panjakent Bazaar: This bazaar has a beautiful central building ringed by brick archways.
- It’s a good place to stock up on trekking snacks like nuts and dried fruits, or get your first taste of Tajik hospitality.
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Old Mosque and Madrasah of Olim Dodkhoh expand_more
- A short visit to central Old Mosque and Madrasah of Olim Dodkhoh.
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Haftkul - Seven lakes of Fann Mountains expand_more
- After the city sightseeing, driving to Seven Lakes.
- Then a slow walk to the final lake of Haft Kul: Hazor Chashma, thousand springs. The slope is gentle, the altitude low (the lake is around 2,400 m/7870 ft).
- Then driving back to Samarkand border for departure.
- Arrive at the border around 05:00 pm.
- End of the tour.
What's Included
- Driver and transport
- Lunch in a traditional house or lunch picnic near a lake
- Guide/interpreter service
- Eco Tax and other taxes
- Entrance tickets
What's Excluded
- Visa if required
- Tips to the staff
- Transfers to and from the border
What to bring
- Passports
- Normal shoes (or similar items)
Know before you go
- Seven Lakes (Haft Kul) in northwest Tajikistan consist of seven small lakes.
- Legend has it that these lakes are believed to be the tears of the daughters of a missing man.
- Alternatively, science suggests that the lakes were formed after earthquakes altered the course of the Shing River.
- The Haft Kul road is one of Tajikistan’s most accessible treks, offering a perfect introduction to the country’s natural beauty.
- The final lake of Haft Kul, Hazor Chashma, is known as "thousand springs" and sits at an altitude of around 2,400 meters (7870 feet).
Meeting Point
Jartepa chegara bojxona posti, A377, Uzbekistan
Cancellation Policy
For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -
Refund of 80% of the tour price.Price Details
| Adult | |
| 1 To 1 | USD 260 Per Person |
| 2 To 2 | USD 175 Per Person |
| 3 To 3 | USD 154 Per Person |
| 4 To 4 | USD 140 Per Person |
| 5 To 5 | USD 125 Per Person |
| 6 To 6 | USD 120 Per Person |
| 7 To 7 | USD 115 Per Person |
| 8 To 8 | USD 110 Per Person |
| 9 To 9 | USD 105 Per Person |
| 10 To 10 | USD 100 Per Person |
| Child | |
| 1 To 10 | USD 100 Per Person |
This is a private tour | |
Starting From
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USD 260 / person