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Highlights
Cross the border from Samarkand to Tajikistan's Seven Lakes on an organized trip all arranged, with round-trip transfers in a Chevrolet Cobalt car.
Your expert multilingual guide shares stories in English, French, Russian and Spanish, and joins you for lunch at the restaurant too.
Walk between the Seven Lakes of Haft Kul, from Mijgon to Hazorchashma, seeing each lake's own color and mountain backdrop on trails nearby.
Follow winding roads through the Fann Mountains, stopping in Tajik villages to see rural life, terraced fields and valley views around.
Inclusions & Exclusions
Visit to the Seven Lakes (Haft Kul)
Comfortable transfer (Chevrolet Cobalt)
Expert English, French, Russian and Spanish-speaking guide
Lunch at a local restaurant
Visit to traditional Tajik countryside villages
Short walks and nature exploration
Travel insurance
Additional food and drinks
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Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts.
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Experience type: This is a full-day cross-border day trip from Uzbekistan to Tajikistan. Destination: The tour visits the Seven Lakes area, also known as Haft Kul, in Tajikistan. Activities: The itinerary includes short walks and nature exploration around several mountain lakes. Cultural stops: The tour includes visits to traditional villages in the Tajik countryside.
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