Tajikistan
Distant Trails
Some pictures taken when hiking in Ladakh and Zanskar, Kilimanjaro, Crete, Uzbekistan and Tadjikistan, Yemen, the Vilcanota cordillera, the Nile valley, Sirwa, Hoggar, Indonesia, dunes of Merzouga, Amdo, Mauritania, Upper Dolpo, Ennedi desert, Arkhangai, Sikkim, Atacama, Bucovina, Mustagh Ata, Simien, the Vilcabamba cordillera, Greenland, British Columbia, Manaslu, Norway, Mustang, Armenia, Namibia, Madagascar, near the Everest, in Yunnan, in Kyrghyzstan, in Kham, in Iran, in Georgia and Laos.
TWC's Odyssey: Heart Of The Silk Road
Tan Wee Cheng's travels in the Central asian republics of Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan & Tajikistan.
Tajikistan travel - Lonely Planet
Explore Tajikistan holidays and discover the best time and places to visit. | The term 'predominantly mountainous' doesn't do justice to a country where over 90% of the land is upland. This fact of nature has given Tajikistan a precious advantage over its neighbours, namely some of the most inspiring, high-altitude landscape in the world.
Tajikistan - World Travel Guide
Following in the footsteps of ancient Silk Road traders, modern travellers come to Tajikistan to experience a magical journey across the ‘Roof of the World,’ a land of soaring mountain ranges, deep ravines and high-altitude deserts.