12 jours dont 9 jours de trek
Du 13 au 24 juillet 2021
1650/ adulte, 1400/enfant (si 4 voyageurs) OU 1150/adulte et 800/enfant si 8 voyageurs (10 max)
Groupe mixte
Oui
Point culminant 3010m (Col Dukdon) possibilité ascension à 3540m (Lac Mutnii)

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Tadjikistan solidaire Trek familial au Tadjikistan

Séjour à venir

12 jours dont 9 jours de trek
Du 13 au 24 juillet 2021
1650/ adulte, 1400/enfant (si 4 voyageurs) OU 1150/adulte et 800/enfant si 8 voyageurs (10 max)
Groupe mixte
Oui
Point culminant 3010m (Col Dukdon) possibilité ascension à 3540m (Lac Mutnii)

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Traversée entre le lac Alaudin et Sarytag, en passant par le col Dukdon, découverte des montagnes Fan.
Séjour de 12 jours, avec 9 jours de trek.
Vous serez guidé par des femmes formées par l'association WRIP, le rythme sera calme et accessible à des enfants.

Ce trek en famille est l’occasion de partir à l’aventure au rythme des enfants, de découvrir la beauté des montagnes de Fan, et de se lier avec la population locale.
La route est célèbre pour sa beauté, avec des lacs d’un bleu profond entourés de hauts sommets alpins. L’itinéraire est prévu pour que les enfants aient le temps de marcher, de jouer et de faire la sieste.
Les guides internationaux et tadjiks viennent avec leurs propres enfants, ce qui permettra à vos enfants d’échanger avec eux. La présence d’un guide stagiaire permet aux guides de se concentrer sur la sécurité et le
bon déroulement du voyage.
Au départ du lac Alauddin, nous explorerons la vallée et y resterons deux nuits pour s’acclimater, puis
nous poursuivrons notre randonnée vers le lac Kulikalon où nous aurons une journée de repos pour nous donner également la possibilité d’explorer les environs et de faire des activités pour les enfants. Le sixième jour, nous commencerons notre randonnée d’une journée vers le lac Sarytag et Iskandarkul à travers le lac Chukurak et le col Dukdon.
Nous serons accompagnés d’ânes pour avoir des sacs à dos légers et laisser les enfants se reposer sur le dos des ânes s’ils sont fatigués.

Points forts
Jour par jour
Informations pratiques
Qui vous accompagne ?

● Voyage unique en son genre pour découvrir le Tadjikistan en famille
● Marchez à un rythme plus lent pour profiter des joyaux des montagnes Fan: lacs Kulikalon et Alauddin, col Dukdon.
● Connectez-vous avec la population locale pour découvrir la culture tadjike rurale
● Trek sur mesure pour les enfants avec une journée de repos près de beaux lacs permettant aux enfants des activités, jouer
avec de l’eau et des rochers, découverte de la végétation,….
● Découvrez la vie pastorale, le long des sentiers du bétail et des camps de bergers
● Les déplacements en voiture sont limités pour optimiser le temps passé avec les villageois et l’expérience de trekking
● Le bénéfice de ce voyage va à la population locale et à la formation professionnelle des femmes au Tadjikistan
Le détail de chaque journée.
- Day 1. Dushanbe (900m) – Alauddin alpine hut (2550m)
  
  The guides welcome you in Dushanbe and we take a Jeep to go North and reach the Alauddin alpine hut. As
  we cross high passes, you will notice beautiful sceneries, and we will stop for pictures and lunch on the way.
  On the way up the Chapdara valley we will cross beautiful small mountain villages. This is a 5-hour drive. We
  will spend the night in an alpine hut.
- Day 2. Alauddin alpine hut (2550m) – Mutnii lake (3540 m)
  
  Today we will walk up in the Alauddin valley, on the way we will stop next to Piola lake (2900m) with its
  very dark blue light. The group will be able to split into 2 groups depending on how we feel. It is possible to
  go on for a steep ascend up to Mutnii lake (3540m) and discover the mineral and icy highest mountains of
  the Fans range: peak Chimtarga and peak Energiya. This hike contributes to our acclimatization to altitude.
  Then, we return to Alauddin alpine hut. This hike can be from 3 to 6 hours long.
- Day 3. Alauddin alpine hut (2550m) to Kulikalon lake (2800 m)
  
  We will meet our donkeys and their handlers and start hiking towards Kulikalon lake. Intense day in efforts
  and beauty! Depending on our acclimatization and mood we will either cross through Alauddin pass (3800m)
  or Laudin pass (3600m) to join the next valley where Kulikalon lake is located. The trail goes up steadily. On the top of the path you can see both Kulikalon and Alauddin lakes. When the children tire, they will be able to
  rest on a donkey. This is a seven-hour journey. We will arrive at the stunning blue Kulikalon lake where we
  will set up our tents.
- Day 4. Kulikalon lake – (2800 m)
  
  We take advantage of a full day near this shinning lake to rest, discover the surroundings where local
  people bring their herds during the summer. At this time of the year, we may see them in transhumance
  (arriving from the villages below). We will also organize activities for children, according to their age, to
  learn to read maps and orient themselves. We will spend the night camping in tents.
- Day 5. Kulikalon lake (2800m) to Chukurak lake (2430m)
  
  With our donkeys, we will go down the valley to join Artuch alpine hut (2150m), a beautiful wooden house
  that was built for alpinists during Soviet Union. We will have a late lunch there. We will then hike up for 1
  hour to Chukurak lake where we will set up our tents. This is a 5-hour journey
- Day 6. Chukurak lake (2430m) to Zimtud village (1550m)
  
  Initially, the trail climbs steeply for about 2 hours or 250 meters of altitude gain; then we will remain roughly
  at the same altitude until Igrok pass (2640m). We will cross several shepherd summer settlements where
  we may be invited for tea or yogurt. From the pass, we will have a steep but lovely descent towards Guitan
  village and Zimtud village. We will stay overnight in a homestay in Zimtud for a good rest and have
  opportunity to discover local life in Tajik mountain villages.
- Day 7. Zimtud village (1550m) to Confluence of Archamaidan and Sarymat rivers (1870 m)
  
  We will hike on the well-maintained dirt track road. It’s an easy but long way with plenty of occasions for resting: friendly mountain villages, shepherds, etc. Then, we will cross a bridge, and enter dramatic gorges
  where the road turned into a trail; we will camp just after the gorges widen. This is about a 4-hour journey.
  We will spend the night in tents.
- Day 8. Confluence Archamaidan and Sarymat rivers (1870m) to the stream Pushtikul (2400m)
  
  As we enter in the Archamaidan valley, the route gives a taste of true wilderness with gorges,
  summer settlements and whilst the valley widen the snowy peaks of Dukdon range become visible. This
  day is easy and a lot of beautiful spots offer enjoyable places for rest, take pictures, enjoy landscape and let
  children play.
- Day 9. Stream Pushtikul (2400m) to the Foot of Dukdon Pass (3010m)
  
  We will cross the bridge and climb up through a juniper forest. While the valley widens, we arrive to a
  breathtaking point: a shepherd camp and in the back the impressive glaciers under the Sarykhodan
  mountain (4679m), our lunch spot. We will pursue our climb following the river until our camping spot,
  a beautiful pasture. From this charming corner, we can see our tomorrow target: Dukdon pass and massive
  peaks around us covered by snow. This is a 5-hour hike.
- Day 10. Foot of Dukdon Pass (3010m) to alpine flowers camping spot (3100m)
  
  Intense day: altitude, long day, impressive views! We will reach the highest point of our travel: Dukdon pass
  at 3810m. From our camping spot, a straightforward but regular trail will bring us to snowfields and glacier
  up to the pass. A true taste of high mountains, but safe. When the children tire, they will be able to rest on
  a donkey. We will take a few pictures and continue our way down to reach a beautiful pasture with a lot of
  wild alpine flowers for a good rest. We will continue for another big hour our way down until our camping
  spot; pastoral landscape next to a small river. This can be a 5 to 6 hours long.
- Day 11. Alpine flowers camping spot (3100m) to Sarytag village (2390m)
  
  Depending on our mood and level of tiredness we will either go straight down to the Karakul river through a
  steep 400m descent, or take a neighboring pass that would bring us more comfortably to the Karakul river. We will follow the Sarytag river until we see on opposite side of the river the massive Kirk-Shaytan rock
  mountain and below Sarytag village. This is a 5-hour journey; and we will terminate our travel in the lovely
  Dilovar’s homestay.
- Day 12. Sarytag village - Dushanbe
  
  Comfortable 4-wheel cars wait for us to take us back to Dushanbe. On the way down, we will stop at
  Iskandarkul, an emblematic lake and cross beautiful small mountain villages. In Dushanbe, we say goodbye
  and plan new adventures!
  This is about a 4-hour drive
Included:
− International female trekking guide with 9+ year experience living and working in Tajikistan
− Tajik female guide trained by Women Rockin’ Pamirs and trainee
− All accommodation
− All meals (from Day 1 to return to Dushanbe)
− Mineral or filtered water
− Transportation from Dushanbe to the start of the trek and back to Dushanbe
Not included:
− Flights to Tajikistan
− Any necessary visas and permits (approximately 70$)
− Sleeping bags and matrasses (possibility to rent them in Dushanbe)
− Insurance
− Drinks and sweets
− The membership fee to Women Rockin’ Pamirs
− Tips
Chargée de communication à PECTA (Pamirs Eco-Cultural Tourism Association)
Furough Shakarmamadova Khorog, Tadjikistan
Voir le profil

● Co-guidé par un guide international ayant une longue expérience du Tadjikistan et un guide tadjik formé par le programme Women Rockin 'Pamirs, avec la présence d'une stagiaire dans le cadre du programme Women Rockin ’Pamirs