• Morning drive along the Panj River, bordering Afghanistan – incredible views of Afghan villages across the river.
• Arrival in Rushan, rest and explore the surroundings.
• Continue to the bridge to Jizev village, then begin a 2–3-hour trek through the stunning Bartang Valley to reach Jizev.
• The trail leads through narrow gorges and past waterfalls and crystal-clear streams.
• Overnight in a traditional Pamiri-style hut or bring your own tent and sleeping bag for a more authentic experience.

• Return from Jizev to the main road and drive into the Bartang Valley toward the village of Gudara.
• This off-the-beaten-path route offers raw natural beauty: jagged cliffs, unique rock formations, and isolated Tajik mountain villages built against the steep slopes.
• Overnight in a simple guesthouse in Kudara.

Note: For travelers interested in Lake Sarez, special permits are required in advance. From the village of Basid, a multi-day trek to the lake can be arranged.

• Journey deeper into the high Pamirs via a rocky, adventurous mountain road.
• The effort is rewarded with breathtaking views of Karakul Lake, located at 3930 meters above sea level, often referred to as the “Roof of the World.”

Optional: If river crossings become impassable due to high water levels, an alternate route is via the M41 Pamir Highway (6days until Osh) or Wakhan corridor 7-8 days: and it will be extra payment for the additional trip

• Cross the Ak-baital and Kyzyl-Art Passes and enter Kyrgyzstan.
• Continue to Tulpar-Kol, a beautiful alpine lake at the foot of Peak Lenin.
• Overnight in a yurt camp, surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery.

• Day hike towards the base camp of Peak Lenin (7134m).
• Explore the alpine meadows, moraines, and glaciers with panoramic views.
• Return to Tulpar-Kol for a second night in the yurt camp.

• Final drive through the scenic Alay Valley to the city of Osh, Kyrgyzstan’s cultural capital in the south.
• Tour ends in Osh.