Cycling Pamir Highway - August/September 2022
Re: Cycling Pamir Highway - August/September 2022
You should ask the locals - either at the guesthouses once you hit the road, or you can contact local tour agencies (e.g. Nazrulo from
Bartang & Sarez Tour, very active here in the forum, or PamirEcotourism, based in Barchidif village). I learned that the Bartangis are very well connected (even the ones not living in the Pamir) and have the best info on road conditions, weather, water level in the river etc.
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Re: Cycling Pamir Highway - August/September 2022
That's good to know ! i don't know if i will remember that when I will be in Tajikistan, but well; i think i will just ask the people around when in the country!Kasia wrote: ↑Wed Feb 22, 2023 4:00 pmYou should ask the locals - either at the guesthouses once you hit the road, or you can contact local tour agencies (e.g. Nazrulo from
Bartang & Sarez Tour, very active here in the forum, or PamirEcotourism, based in Barchidif village). I learned that the Bartangis are very well connected (even the ones not living in the Pamir) and have the best info on road conditions, weather, water level in the river etc.
Cheers
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Re: Cycling Pamir Highway - August/September 2022
Some good news to come on the KG/TJ border issue ?
According to https://www.rferl.org/a/kyrgyzstan-taji ... 92365.html :
"Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov said in November -- without providing many details -- that he expects all border delimitations with Tajikistan to be completed by May.
Although many think it unlikely the May deadline will be met, both Kyrgyz and Tajik officials have reported "progress" and are seemingly optimistic about the ongoing efforts to finalize mutually acceptable demarcation lines.
Officials also expect all border crossings between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to reopen soon after being unilaterally shut down by Bishkek in late April 2021."
It could lead to the reopening of the Pamir Highway.
According to https://www.rferl.org/a/kyrgyzstan-taji ... 92365.html :
"Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov said in November -- without providing many details -- that he expects all border delimitations with Tajikistan to be completed by May.
Although many think it unlikely the May deadline will be met, both Kyrgyz and Tajik officials have reported "progress" and are seemingly optimistic about the ongoing efforts to finalize mutually acceptable demarcation lines.
Officials also expect all border crossings between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to reopen soon after being unilaterally shut down by Bishkek in late April 2021."
It could lead to the reopening of the Pamir Highway.
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Re: Cycling Pamir Highway - August/September 2022
Hello thereSalSalFR wrote: ↑Fri Feb 24, 2023 6:03 pmThat's good to know ! i don't know if i will remember that when I will be in Tajikistan, but well; i think i will just ask the people around when in the country!Kasia wrote: ↑Wed Feb 22, 2023 4:00 pmYou should ask the locals - either at the guesthouses once you hit the road, or you can contact local tour agencies (e.g. Nazrulo from
Bartang & Sarez Tour, very active here in the forum, or PamirEcotourism, based in Barchidif village). I learned that the Bartangis are very well connected (even the ones not living in the Pamir) and have the best info on road conditions, weather, water level in the river etc.
Cheers
Usually, summer is the driest season in the Pamirs and there won't be rain (in most cases) to result in flooding but the level of the river often rises when the hot weather (normally starts between the end of June or beginning of July and continues until the end of July and at times beginning of August depending on the weather) accelerate the melting of the glaciers up in the mountains and makes few of the small rivers without bridges in the Upper Bartang difficult to cross(between the last village of Ghudara and the Kok Jaar Pass 3900m). Sometimes the flooding also washes away part of the road in the lower Bartang and it gets closed temporary although it remains accessible for cyclists to cross through. So it is recommended to cross the small rivers early in the morning by camping near them.
Hope this helps
P.S. You can always contact us for updated information regarding the road conditions, border crossing etc. across the Pamirs and particularly about the Bartang valley and we (being originally from the Bartang valley) would be happy to provide you with the up to date information as we normally do it on a voluntary basis and have already assisted many other cyclists in the past.
Best regards
Nazrulo
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Re: Cycling Pamir Highway - August/September 2022
Thank you Nazrulo !
I will keep an eye and you when i will be around Tajikistan ! Are you doing any updates on a website/group (in english) where everyone could use it ? ( Just so we are not many people bothering you everyday for the same questions ? )
Thank you for all the infos by the way!
I will keep an eye and you when i will be around Tajikistan ! Are you doing any updates on a website/group (in english) where everyone could use it ? ( Just so we are not many people bothering you everyday for the same questions ? )
Thank you for all the infos by the way!
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Re: Cycling Pamir Highway - August/September 2022
Hi SalSalFRSalSalFR wrote: ↑Sun Mar 05, 2023 5:26 pmThank you Nazrulo !
I will keep an eye and you when i will be around Tajikistan ! Are you doing any updates on a website/group (in english) where everyone could use it ? ( Just so we are not many people bothering you everyday for the same questions ? )
Thank you for all the infos by the way!
I usually post the info/updates here in this platform.
best
Nazrulo
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Re: Cycling Pamir Highway - August/September 2022
Any news about that ? it would be awesome if they can reopen for May, as i am coming in July ahahStephParis wrote: ↑Tue Feb 28, 2023 9:55 pmSome good news to come on the KG/TJ border issue ?
According to https://www.rferl.org/a/kyrgyzstan-taji ... 92365.html :
"Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov said in November -- without providing many details -- that he expects all border delimitations with Tajikistan to be completed by May.
Although many think it unlikely the May deadline will be met, both Kyrgyz and Tajik officials have reported "progress" and are seemingly optimistic about the ongoing efforts to finalize mutually acceptable demarcation lines.
Officials also expect all border crossings between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to reopen soon after being unilaterally shut down by Bishkek in late April 2021."
It could lead to the reopening of the Pamir Highway.
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