Excursion d'une journée dans les sept lacs au départ de Samarcande (options privées et de groupe)

Everything about this trip was arranged so smoothly from start to finish. The pick-up was prompt, and the vehicles provided for both transfer and sightseeing in Tajikistan were exceptionally comfortable. Our driver and tour guide were fantastic—professional, friendly, and super helpful throughout the journey. A special mention goes to Seven Lakes: the scenery there is absolutely breathtaking, beautifully raw, and untouched. I highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a hassle-free and memorable trip to Tajikistan!

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If you visit the Seven Lakes, be prepared to spend long hours on unpaved roads, but you will be rewarded with astonishing views of the scenery in an unreal harsh environment where people manage to live their lives under hard conditions. It's a welcome change after visiting multiple cities to be in rural territory and experience Tajik-hospitality. Please make sure Dilo is your guide, this extraordinary lovely, lively, fun, well English speaking tour guide is the best I ever had! She really added value to my tour with her strong historical and local knowledge and her positive energy. In my opinion a tour guide could make or break a tour, and Dilo definitely made it a wordefull experience! Job Well Done Dilo and Viator!!

VERY long tour but worth it Small group, good guide, picnic lunch. Some booked 6hr tour Some booked 9hr tour Some booked 12hr tour- All different costs! All ended up on the same bus!! All experience 13hrs on the road!!!

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I had a great experience visiting the Seven Lakes in Tajikistan. Everything was very well organized, from the driver who picked me up in Samarkand and took me to the border, to the driver and guide waiting for me on the Tajik side. Special shoutout to Dilo, my guide, who was very passionate about her work and made the visit even more interesting. The lakes are absolutely beautiful, and I learned a lot along the way. Highly recommended!

The 7 lakes tour was a brilliant end to our trip - the pick up and transfer across the border all went smoothly and then were into the breathtaking remote Fann mountains. The seven lakes themselves were amazing, each different, and we finished with a picnic and a quick swim (if you wished) at the final lake. Our tajik tour guide, Numon, was fantastic and kept us entertained and informed- and our driver was brilliant and safe through the twists and turns of the mountain passes. Thank you Numon👍😎

It is a stunning setting, with rocky peaks that go down dramatically into and around the lakes, each of them different in colour and feeling. The road is rough, and sometimes is really narrow and in the border of the cliffs, but our driver and the car were both up to the challenge. We stopped at a restaurant in lake 3 for lunch. The tour was extremelly well organised both sides of the bordes. If you are in Samarkand, I recommend it.

Had a great time with a very knowledgeable and friendly guide! Highly recommend.

I am a woman traveling solo and had such a great time on this excursion. It was a well-organized, fun, and educational introduction to a beautiful region of Tajikistan. The guide met me at the pickup point in Samarkand (Uzbekistan) and brought me and the rest of the group (5 other people joined) to the border, where he took our photo so the guide on the other side would recognize us. The English-speaking guide in Tajikistan was amazing! He showed us an archaeological site, helped us to the ATM for local money, walked us through the market of Panchakent, and described each of the seven lakes in detail. We were back in Samarkand by 8pm.

Excellent organization, everything went as planned, and we even got a private service because the others in the group postponed their visit (and Oriz could have canceled but didn't). Great guide Navruz, perfect English, funny and interesting, we recommend 100%

This was a really enjoyable trip! Not only because of beautiful nature, but also because of a skillfull driver and super guide Parvina. Parvina was knowledgable, but the best conversation we had was about everyday Tajik life. She told us many things you can’t read in books.