Frequently Asked Questions

Our agency offers an unforgettable trip, and our staff members are experts in guiding you with your travel to Tajikistan. The tours that our company offers have been pre-tested and conducted by the best guides from among the locals. We do our best to make your journey unforgettable. We are a leading firm in providing quality and value to our customers. Each member of our team has at least 6 years of legal experience. We love what we do.

Our tours are intended for groups of up to 12 people. You can explore the unique local sights and meet like-minded people from different countries. Thanks to our experienced guides, you can learn about local customs, traditions, and legends. Some of our fixed-date group tours are scheduled when the traditional Pamiri festival takes place so that our guests can take part in them. Group tours usually cost about 300 to 400 USD per person, per day. An individual tour for one or two people with the same level of service will cost a little more.

Yes, certainly. As experienced travel specialists in Tajikistan, we develop and plan individual tours catering to the specific needs and wishes of our guests. The nature of Tajikistan is a place for a perfect family vacation and finding harmony and peace of mind after hectic city life. We will offer you the best places to experience the beauty and abundance of nature. Complete and submit our private tour request form to attend our tours. You can also contact us in person by calling or emailing us at info@pamironetravel.com. We will get back to you as soon as possible.

You will need an electronic visa and can obtain it within three working days. (if you are not signed in 52 countries visa-free). If you are planning to visit the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region of Tajikistan (Pamir), you will need to buy a permit to visit this region. The permit can be obtained online for 10 dollars at the same time while applying for the visa.

Countries that are included in the visa-free.

Australia

1. Australia
2. New Zealand

Asia
3. United Arab Emirates
4. Brunei
5. Kuwait
6. Qatar
7. Malaysia
8. Indonesia
9. Korea
10. Maldives
11. Saudi Arabia
12. Bahrain
13. Thailand
14. Jordan
15. Japan
16. Singapore
17. Turkey
18. Philippines
19. Sri Lanka

Europa
20. Luxembourg
21. Iceland
22. Switzerland
23. Hungary
24. Austria
25. Germany
26. Italy
27. Latvia
28. Lithuania
29. Poland
30. Estonia
31. Greece
32. Liechtenstein
33. Monaco
34. Belgium
35. Denmark
36. Spain
37. Netherlands
38. Norway
39. Sweden
40. Portugal
41. Finland
42. France
43. Croatia
44. Czechia

America
45. United States of America
46. Canada
47. Argentina
48. Dominica
49. Cuba
50. Ecuador
51. Jamaica
52. Chile

The tour price includes transportation, accommodation, events, a guide, meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), equipment rental, etc. The price does not include flights from home to the point of departure and back, your travel insurance, alcoholic beverages, tips (not required, but always welcome), and personal expenses, such as the purchase of souvenirs.

Travel insurance is mandatory. But you can choose the insurance at your discretion. It is necessary to make sure that it includes insurance against accidents, death, and emergencies, and covers medical expenses. It is recommended that the insurance also covers the loss of luggage and personal belongings. If you don't know which insurance to choose, we recommend this one: www.worldnomads.com

Tajikistan is considered a safe country to visit, but care and prudence will not hurt. We do not advise keeping a money belt, and on the contrary, we recommend keeping an eye on your belongings, avoiding dark streets at night, and using only official taxi services.

Tajikistan's economy mainly consists of cash. Apart from some Western stores, highly rated restaurants, and hotels, credit card payments are only possible in large cities. Withdrawal money from ATMs can be done only in cities or administrative centers. In the countryside, it is difficult to do so. Since the price of our tour includes all basic expenses, you probably do not have to spend a lot of money during the trip. We recommend taking small bills with you that you can use to pay for souvenirs. It should be feasible to have about 200-300 USD in cash during tours in Tajikistan (For your personal expense).

We will send you an invoice for 500 euros/USD per person only after your reservation request. Upon payment of the initial amount, the reservation will be confirmed and your place on the tour will be secured. The rest of the amount must be paid at least 30 days before the start date of the tour. If you cancel your trip or partially cancel some parts of your reservation, there will be a cancellation fee. The reservation will be canceled when we receive written confirmation of the cancellation. We recommend you include cancellation insurance in your travel insurance. If you cancel your trip, the initial amount of 500 EUR/USD is non-refundable. We will only keep the deposit for 30 days or more before departure. We retain 50% of the total reservation price between 20 and 30 days before departure. Less than 20 days before departure we will retain 100% of the total cost of the reservation.

It is possible. Adjustments to the routes will be available to you if the duration of the tour is the same and the customer is willing to pay the additional costs.

The Tajik language is the official state language of Tajikistan, both at the level of communication and the level of documentation. In most areas, people speak the Tajik language; which is a subspecies of the Persian language, which belongs to the Iranian group of Indo-Iranian languages of the Indo-European family. The Russian language has the status of a language of interethnic communication, and almost everyone understands it and can speak it. In some villages and districts of the country, people speak the Uzbek, Kyrgyz, and Turkmen languages. In Pamir, people mostly speak the Pamir language. It is a linguistic group of closely related languages spoken by the mountain, Tajik people, or ethnic Pamiris.

We are officially a tourist agency registered with the Committee for Tourism Development under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. You can find the official documents on our website, under the section "About us".

Tajikistan is a secular country, and the people here are also mostly of a secular mentality: therefore, there are no special instructions about clothing. Light clothes, casual wear, and comfortable shoes for walking in the countryside and mountainous areas are recommended. You may also need sports clothes, a sweater, and a raincoat. Women should wear one or two dresses or pants. Travelers should bring shirts, sweaters, and jackets that can be worn in layers, depending on the weather. Shorts (for both men and women) are appropriate for summer days.