Caravanistan

But (obviously) no tour company wants to let go of the fat bucks and provide juust the letter of invite. They're all saying you can't be without a guide at all times, which I looked up and doesn't seem to be entirely true. Where did you look this up? Not here, presumably. https://caravanistan.com/v...

https://caravanistan.com/transport/train/uzbekistan/#trains-to-tajikistan https://caravanistan.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=13292 https://caravanistan.com/forum/search.php?keywords=dushanbe+tashkent+train https://pass.rw.by/ru/route/?from=%D0%A2%D0%B0%D1%88%D0%BA%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%82&from_exp=2900000...

These are answered on the visa page.

1st pic shows 2708.

When you ask if you can do a 2-day trip to the Pamirs from Uzbekistan, it's pretty clear you didn't do basic research. Certainly not enough to get huffy when someone suggests you do basic research before asking a question.

Lots of people are having evisas be rejected in the past week.

If you are on a bike the police will most likely follow you in a car and direct you to a place that can take foreigners (or will manually register you at a place that does not normally take them). There are many such reports of this on the forums here.

jtbn wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 03, 2024 4:48 pm

Has anyone encountered this issue or has any other advice? I have contacted the embassies in London and Bishkek hoping they can push it through.

The post immediately before yours discuss encountering the same issue...

1. You should be able to find answers for most of your subquestions here on the forums. 2. Yes. 3. No. 4. No, but I believe it's pretty much always in October. 5. Safety is fine, but you need permission. 6. I believe special permission/permit is now needed to enter the Tashkurgan area, and in Xinjia...

Locals cannot cross the border, so there are no share taxis.