Camel riding in Rang Kul Nomadic Excursion

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Experience the best natural sights, real life of nomads and all main monuments in 3 days with an intensive East Pamir Camel riding excursion.
The program includes traditional historical-cultural tourism where you will visit such places as Rang Kul lake, where lives nomadic ethnic Kyrgyz people, who still preserve their old traditions, riding on the Camel along the routes of nomads who move annually from the lowlands to the fertile mountainous pastures. The Rangkul valley is situated in the eastern part of the Pamir upland, 65 km from the district center of Murghab. The central part is occupied by Rangkul and Shorkul lakes connected to each other by the Kychyk channel. Any person, who can visit this area and can ride on the Camel, will enjoy natural attractions, untouched beautiful scenery and real nomadic life. Treat yourself to Eastern Pamirs Camel tour & cultural vacations that grant you lots of unforgettable impressions and lifetime memories.

Included/Excluded

Meals as listed: 4 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, 4 Dinners.
Accommodations sharing basis: 1-Home Stay, 3-Yurt Stay
All transfers according the program (price includes driver’s per diem, road and parking fees, all necessary permissions fuel and taxes;) type of car: (A/C Toyota Land Cruiser, Nissan Patrol Mitsubishi Pajero) Mineral water (1/2L per day per person)
Camel and camel owners
Ticket for Tajik National park and permition

English speaking local guide service for whole tour 201 USD
Travel Insurance
Drinks
Tips and gratuities
Any personal expenses
Any services not included in the above itinerary

Tour Plan

Day 1 Murghab to Rang Kul

Meeting in Murghab and drive to Rang Kul.
The Rangkul valley is situated in the eastern part of the Pamir upland, 65 km from the district center of Murghab. It is aninter – mountain trough. The central part is occupied by Rangkul and Shorkul lakes connected to each other by the Kychyk channel. Vast areas of the valley, except the littoral zone of Rangkul and Shorkul Lakes, are typically alpine semi-desert with strong winds. Upon arrival to Rang kul village overnight local Home Stay.
Tonight you will sleep on Asian style bedding on the mattresses and blankets on the floor in a few rooms of a Pamiri House with shared bathroom facilities

Overnight at Home stay.
Meals: (1 Lunch and Dinner)

Day 2 Rang Kul to Jol Boruluk

After breakfast getting acquainted with the camels and their drivers / departure of the camel trek from the desert plateau of Rangkul towards Senoston mountain range / Lunch on the bank of little stream / Enter the Jol Boruluk (woolf path) valley until the upper jailoo ( summer pasture camp), first sight of the nomadic life style./ Dinner and night in yurt stay.
Overnight in Yurt Stay.
Meals: (1 Breakfast, 1 Picnic Lunch and Dinner)

Day 3 Jol Boruluk to Mukhur valley (Camel riding)

Breakfast in yurt / Leaving the herders camp and their wide valley / Camel trek along a pure stream up the Mukhur valley / Lunch on the way / Further up to the more alpine meadow until the Mukhur jailoo on the top of the valley / Dinner and night in a yurt stay;
Overnight in Yurt Stay.
Meals: (1 Breakfast, 1 Picnic Lunch and Dinner)

Day 4 Mukhur valley to Zor Boruluk (Camel riding)

Breakfast in yurt / Camel tour to Zor Boruluk (big wolf) summer pasture along a green wide valley rich in fauna (marmots, hares, mountain goats) / Arrival in the bigger herders camp of the area set up in a beautiful alpine meadow /Aksolmok (white bone) game with the shepherds / Dinner and night in yurt stay;
Overnight in Yurt Stay.
Meals: (1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch and Dinner)

Day 5 from Zor Boruluk drive to Murghab

This small town bestrides the Murghab River at an altitude of 3,650 m. Younghusband visited it in 1890 and wrote “It is a dreary, desolate spot… with a certain amount of grassy pasture and a few scrubby bushes by the river, but surrounded by barren hills, and bitterly cold. How these Russian soldiers can support existence there is a marvel…shut up in dreary quarters, with nothing whatever to do – week after week, month after month passing by in dull monotony….” Over a century later, nothing much has changed. We anticipate arriving in Murghab in Lunch time. Murghab (3670 m) itself has few attractions, but it will serve as our base for a one night as we explore the area a little. The 7546 m – high Chinese peak of Muztag Ata is visible to the northeast of town, 110 km away in a direct line.
Meals: (1 Breakfast)