Vakhan Passage Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Beautiful valley along the Panj river that forms the border of Tajikistan and Afghanistan
The Wakhan Corridor or Valley stretches from Khorog to past Langar, along the Panj (or Amu Darya) river which forms the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan. The river itself is green/turquoise i...
The Vakhan Valley came into view right after we passed the Khargush Pass, and it was the most breathtaking views I have seen in the whole of Tajikistan. The fertile plateau of Afghanistan n the valley...
Simply great area to travel, both for its history as well as its impressive size and great views. Homestays etc. are often of limited quality, yet stops such as the Bibi Fatima hot springs and Yamchu...
In the Whakan Valley, Afganistan is right across the Panj River, a stones throw away in some places. Villages are on both banks where there are streams and some reasonably flat land. Mountain views ar...
Beautiful valley along the Panj river that forms the border of Tajikistan and Afghanistan
The Wakhan Corridor or Valley stretches from Khorog to past Langar, along the Panj (or Amu Darya) river which forms the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan. The river itself is green/turquoise i...
Breathtaking!!!
The Vakhan Valley came into view right after we passed the Khargush Pass, and it was the most breathtaking views I have seen in the whole of Tajikistan. The fertile plateau of Afghanistan n the valley...
Spectacular scenery
Parts of the road can be tricky. Watch for sheep, goat and horse herders as they use the roads as well. Some parts with guard rails, and dirt roads.
Great vistas
Simply great area to travel, both for its history as well as its impressive size and great views. Homestays etc. are often of limited quality, yet stops such as the Bibi Fatima hot springs and Yamchu...
Along the Panj River
In the Whakan Valley, Afganistan is right across the Panj River, a stones throw away in some places. Villages are on both banks where there are streams and some reasonably flat land. Mountain views ar...