Seven Lakes Tajikistan 5 days will give you an opportunity to get acquainted with one of the most beautiful places of Tajikistan: Iskanderkul Lake, Seven lakes, Alpine camp Vertical-Alaudin and Alpine camp Artuch. On this tour travelers also visit the most ancient place of Central Asia Sarazm Settlement (5500 years old) and short Penjikent city tour.
Day 1: Samarkand border – Seven Lakes overnight in guest house
Pick up at 8:00 am from Samarkand hotel. Transfer to the border. After crossing the border in Tajikistan our team will take you to the tour of Seven Lakes.
The Seven Lakes region, located in the picturesque Fann Mountains of Tajikistan, serves as a stunning natural wonder that attracts nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Nestled at an elevation of approximately 2,200 meters, this area is recognized for its remarkable landscape, comprising seven interconnected lakes, each varying in size and color, creating a vibrant tapestry of blues and greens. The region, known locally as “Haft Kul,” is a hidden gem that exemplifies the breathtaking beauty of Central Asia’s mountainous terrains.
Day 2: Seven Lakes – Iskanderkul Lake overnight in guest house
Iskanderkul Lake, one of Tajikistan’s most picturesque natural wonders, is nestled within the Fann Mountains in the Sughd Province. Known for its stunning turquoise waters, the lake sits at an elevation of approximately 2,195 meters, making it one of the highest lakes in the region. Surrounded by towering peaks and dense forests, Iskanderkul is not only a significant attraction for nature enthusiasts but also plays a vital role ecologically, providing a habitat for various species of flora and fauna.
Day 3: Iskanderkul Lake – Alpine camp Vertical-Alaudin overnight in guest house
The Vertical Alaudin, an extraordinary natural feature located in the scenic Alaudin Valley of Tajikistan, serves as a remarkable emblem of the region’s geological and ecological diversity. This unique formation, characterized by its steep, rugged cliffs and stunning vertical profiles, offers a striking example of the Earth’s geological processes, including erosion and sedimentation that have shaped the land over millennia. Its remarkable structure makes it stand out amidst Tajikistan’s vast and varied landscapes.
Day 4: Alpine camp Vertical-Alaudin – Alpine camp Artuch overnight in guest house
Alpine Camp Artuch is situated in the mesmerizing Fann Mountains of Tajikistan, a region renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes and rich biodiversity. Nestled at an elevation conducive to stunning views, this camp serves as a prime base for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. Established with the purpose of promoting eco-tourism, Alpine Camp Artuch has garnered attention for its commitment to sustainability and environmental preservation. This commitment not only enhances the visitor experience but also ensures that the pristine beauty of the surroundings is maintained for future generations.
Day 5: Alpine camp Artuch – Penjikent – Samarkand border
Penjikent is northern Tajikistan’s main archaeological site. This rich, cosmopolitan place thrived on the banks of the Zarafshan River until destroyed by Arab invaders in 722. Silk cocoons were unearthed at the site during excavations. Sarazm is located 20 km west of Penjikent city and it is one of the oldest settlements in Central Asia, where archaeologists have unearthed a Bronze Age temple complex and 2,500-year-old grave of a wealthy woman.Then drive back to Samarkand border for departure. After crossing the border the driver from Samarkand side will meet you and transfer to your hotel.
