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  3. Khujand Hotels
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  5. Murghob Hotels
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  • Manija and her aunt - my lovely hosts in Khorog - Tajikistan
    Manija and her aunt - my
    lovely hosts in Khorog
    by Trekki,
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    Tajikistan, and more so its eastern region, the Pamirs are one of the most hospitable countries on this planet.
    All over in the Pamirs there are guesthouses, mostly run under the protection of MSDSP or META, which are local organisations supporting the development in the region. If I write "protection", then I mean that the hosts are protected through a price scheme, which is hanging in every guesthouse and which is very much transparent. Depending on your stay, you pay either only accommodation or in addition the meals you are given in the houses.
    For 2007, prices are: 6, 8 or 10 USD/person/night in a homestay and 5 or 8 USD/person/night in a yurt. Breakfast: 1,50 USD/person; Lunch/Dinner: 2,25 USD/person.

    MSDSP offices are in Khorog and in Murghab and they can help you finding a stay for the night.

    It should be self-evident to leave a contribution for your stay. The actual fees for accommodation and food are given on META's website, which has been updated and shows the prices as of 2007.

    In case, you are hiking and are offered shelter and meals by locals (be it in houses or in Kyrgyz yurts), it should be out of discussion that you also pay for this.

    In this context, I would like to quote Robert Middleton, founder of the best website about the Pamirs - the famous Pamirs.org.

    He just returned from the Pamirs (September 2007) and I saw his post on LP Thorn Tree

    quote:
    I have just returned from a trip to the Pamirs where I learned from some of my homestay contacts that a few travellers are not paying for hospitality received in Pamiri homes. The Pamiri people are modest and polite and are not yet used to the commercial side of eco-cultural tourism (this is one of the charms of the Pamirs as an 'undiscovered' destination) - not to pay for an overnight stay and meals offered is the moral equivalent of robbing the poorest of the poor. I hope no Thorntree participants are guilty of what might charitably be called a fundamental lack of consideration and, less charitably, theft. I have posted a note to this effect on the home page of www.pamirs.org.
    unquote.

    I join him and hope that none of the travellers on VT who have been, are or will travel along in the Pamirs, is guilty for this !
    Thanks !

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  • Theme: Pension/Guesthouse
  • Price: less than US$20    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: least expensive
  • Website: http://www.pamirs.org/index.htm
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    All arrangements must be made...
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  • All arrangements must be made well in advance. We went into the Fan mountains and went camping but everything including food and water had to be brought with us. This is a little girl in front of a mud oven in a mountain village. These ovens are typical of CA and can be seen everywhere. the bread they bake is great, but as we were warned early on hair is a spice in Central Asia.!

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    Resort Hodjiobigari, Vorzob...
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    Hotel Dushanbe: Old Soviet atmosphere
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  • This is a '70-ies monster of a building with its eerie atmosphere of gone-by Soviet times. Only russian is spoken, every floor has its own old lady to check if you are behaving good and to clean the rooms. Not n excellent hotel but worth to sleep a night or two for the ambiance only.

    Soviet ambiance, a lot of rooms. Good location in town.

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  • Price: US$20-40    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: about average
  • Address: Hotel Dushanbe 7 Rudaki Avenue Tel: +992 37 221-23-57
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    Private flats in Dushanbe: Flat renting in Dushanbe
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  • Flats inside some private houses - Tajikistan
    Flats inside some private
    houses
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    In Dushanbe, you can find all types of hotels and guest houses. But for longer stays, it is quite easy and cheaper to rent a flat and it is much more confortable to have his private life. Prices are about 150 USD for a week and about 300 to 500 USD for a month. Depending on situation and quality of flat.
    You can ask info for flats or transportation by looking at this website :
    http://mypage.bluewin.ch/ciel/Max/

    I went to various flats, most of them have a minimum good equipment, you can even find some of them with working sauna.
    The only problem when you take a flat is that you have to arrange with your organisation or persons with whome you are working to make your Ovir registration. In hotels it is done automaticaly!
    Always bargain the price....

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  • Price: US$20-40    » Currency Converter
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  • Address: In Dushanbe
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