Highlights van Tadzjikistan

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World Heritage Sites

  • geen
Tadzjikistan

Typisch

nationale gerechten Qurutob

Klimaat

Kenmerken
  • bergklimaat
Temperatuur Beste tijd voor een reis
Temperatuur Beste tijd voor een reis

Typisch

Officiële landsnaam Republiek Tadzjikistan
Hoofdstad Dushanbe
Nationaliteit Tadzjiek
Talen overig, russisch
Visum nodig? Ja
Munteenheid Somoni (TJS)
Regeringsvorm republiek
Grootte t.o.v. Nederland 3.4 keer groter
Bevolking 7.2 miljoen
Bevolkingsdichtheid t.o.v. Nederland 8.0 keer lager
Laagste punt 300 m
Hoogste punt 7495 m

Exotische ziekten

  • malaria
  • hepatitis A
  • typhus

Interessante boeken over Tadzjikistan

  • Reisgids Tajikistan | Bradt guides | Sophie Ibbotson,Max Lovell-Hoare
    Reisgids Tajikistan | Bradt guides | Sophie Ibbotson,Max Lovell-Hoare 22.90 €

    Zeer goede gids voor Tajikistan en betrouwbaar alternatief voor de Lonely Planet. Zo mogelijk nog completer! Soberder uitgevoerd, maar zeker voor de... meer

    Zeer goede gids voor Tajikistan en betrouwbaar alternatief voor de Lonely Planet. Zo mogelijk nog completer! Soberder uitgevoerd, maar zeker voor de minder bekende plaatsen een aanrader. Vol met praktische informatie over hoe, waar en wanneer te reizen.

    Tajikistan is Central Asia's smallest and least understood country. Epic mountain landscapes, glacial lakes and the mighty Oxus River encircle ancient Buddhist sites, Silk Road trading posts, medieval shrines and planned Soviet cities. The guide includes tried and tested trekking routes in the Fann, Zerafshan and Pamir mountain ranges for various levels of experience. Comprehensive bird-watching and wildlife sections are provided by BBC journalist Ben Tavener. Rich historical detail and entertaining anecdotes are drawn from the historical archives of the Royal Society for Asian Affairs and with first-hand descriptions of everything from Soghdian ruins to playing the traditional sport of buz kashi or 'dead goat polo', Tajikistan's authors bring the country alive.

     

    Introduction vii
    PART ONE 
    GENERAL INFORMATION 1
    Chapter 1 
    Background Information 3
    Geography and climate 3, Natural history and conservation 5, History 8, Government and politics 13, Economy 13, People 14, Language 16, Religion 17, Education 18, Culture 19
     
    Chapter 2 Practical Information 23
    When to visit 23, Highlights 23, Suggested itineraries 24, Tour operators 25, Red tape 26, Embassies 28, Getting there and away 29, Health 32, Safety 40, Women travellers 40, Gay travellers 41, Disabled travellers 41, Travelling with kids 41, What to take 41, Money 42, Budgeting 43, Getting around 43, Accommodation 48, Eating and drinking 49, Public holidays 51, Shopping 51, Photography 52, Media and communications 53, Business 55, Buying property 55, Cultural etiquette 56, Travelling positively 57
     
    PART TWO 
    THE GUIDE 59
    Chapter 3 Dushanbe and Environs 61
    History 61, Getting there and away 63, Getting around 65, Tourist information 66, Local tour operators 67, Where to stay 67, Where to eat and drink 70, Entertainment 74, Shopping 76, Sports/fitness 78, Other practicalities 78, What to see and do 81, Around Dushanbe 85 
     
    Chapter 4 Karotegin 91
    Faizabad 91, Obi Garm 92, Roghun 92, Gharm 93, Tojikobod 93, Jirgital 94, Tavildara 94
     
    Chapter 5 Fann and Zarafshan Mountains 97
    Yagnob Valley 98, Iskanderkul 101, Aini 103, Zarafshan Valley (East) 104, Zarafshan Valley (West) 105, Penjikent 106
    Chapter 6 Khujand and Northern Sughd 111 
    Istaravshan 111, Khujand 115, Isfara 123 
     
    Chapter 7 Khatlon 125
    Kurgan Teppa 125, Shahr-i Tuz 130, Kurbon Shahid 132, Kulob 133 
     
    Chapter 8 West-Central Gorno-Badakhshan 137 
    Qalai Khum 137, Rushon and the Bartang Valley 138, Khorog 141, Ishkashim 147, Wakhan Corridor 148 
     
    Chapter 9 Murghab Plateau 153 
    The Pamir Highway: Khorog to Murghab 153, Murghab 155, The Pamir Highway: Murghab to the Tajik– Kyrgyz border 160 
     
    Appendix 1 Language 163 
    Appendix 2 Glossary 166 
    Appendix 3 Further Information 168 
    Index 172
  • Wegenkaart - Autokaart - Landkaart The Pamirs  | Gecko Maps |
    Wegenkaart - Autokaart - Landkaart The Pamirs | Gecko Maps | 16.95 €

    The map "The Pamirs" was done in several years work by the swiss cartographer Markus Hauser for the UNESCO projekt "Cultural and Eco-tourism in the Mo... meer

    The map "The Pamirs" was done in several years work by the swiss cartographer Markus Hauser for the UNESCO projekt "Cultural and Eco-tourism in the Mountainous Regions of Central Asia and in the Himalaya". In Tajikistan the Projekt is implemented by the french NGO ACTED.

    Tajikistan is a land of majestic peaks, glaciers, and high mountain deserts. The country with its rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes is still waiting to be discovered. Tourism is hardly developed – and thus, many a mystery remains to be uncovered by those willing to venture into the country. The Pamirs, the mountain range covering the Eastern part of Tajikistan - administratively known as ‘Gorno Badakhshan’ since Soviet times – are particularly remote and have had a special status due to their geographic location. Simultaneously, they are amongst the pearls in the crown of the world’s high mountain ranges.

    This map represents a key to the discovery of that mythical region. It’ll help you to trace your way along the historical paths of the high Silk Road, the deep cut valleys of the west and the vast plains of the high plateau of the Eastern part of the region. It’ll equip you with relevant travel information for a unique experience of breathtaking landscapes and of diverse cultures united by the celebration of hospitality.

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