Pamir (Kyrgyzstan)
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This high-mountain range, though primarily located in Tajikistan and China, extends into southwestern Kyrgyzstan. It’s a region of stunning landscapes perfect for hiking and horseback riding, as well as mountaineering, particularly at Lenin Peak (7,134 m).

Overview of the Pamir

This high-mountain range, though primarily located in Tajikistan and China, extends into southwestern Kyrgyzstan. It’s a region of stunning landscapes perfect for hiking and horseback riding. You can also go mountaineering, particularly at Lenin Peak (7,134 m).

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  • Type of place: massif.
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  • Summit: Lenin Peak (7,134 m), officially now called Abu Ali Ibn Sina Peak.

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