Tajikistan

Blogs

• Tajikistan travel blogs from TravelBlog.org. 

Books

• Travel books about Tajikistan from Amazon.com.

Encyclopedic Information

• Tajikistan country profile from the BBC. 
• Tajikistan information from MSN Encarta encyclopedia.
• Amu Darya River.
• Pamirs Region.
  • Ismail Samani Peak. 
  • Lenin Peak. 
• Tian Shan Mountain Region. 
• Syr Darya River.
• Tajikistan information from Yahoo! encyclopedia.
  • Badakhshan Region.
  • Dushanbe. 
  • Fergana Valley. 
  • Khorugh. 
  • Khudjand. 
  • Pamir Mountainous Region.
    • Ismoili Somoni Peak. 
    • Lenin Peak. 
  • Tian Shan Mountains.

Government

• Official Web site of the president of Tajikistan.

Maps

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• High quality up-to-date maps of Tajikistan from Maps.com the online map store.
• Tajikistan Map from MSN.com.  
• University of Texas at Austin Maps of Tajikistan.

News Travel news about Tajikistan from Google News. Photographs Tajikistan photographs from Flickr.com.  Tajikistan photographs from Google Images.  Reservations Travelconsumer.com reservations page.  Airline, hotel, car, and other reservations.

Tourism

• Travel Tajikistan.  "Whether your interest is mountaineering, trekking, adventure travel or business, find the travel information that you need at Travel Tajikistan! Travel Tajikistan is a comprehensive guide to travel and tourism in Tajikistan, including flight schedules, visa and entry requirements, and other essential travel information.
  
  Tajikistan is a newly-independent republic on the southern tip of Former Soviet Central Asia. Beautiful and remote, Tajikistan has much to offer to the mountaineer, the hiker and the independent traveller in search of remote locations and unusual cultural experiences. There are opportunities for alpine mountaineering, rock climbing, hiking, horse or camel riding, historical exploration, cultural experiences or simply relaxing among dramatic mountains and lakes.
  
  Most enticing for the mountaineer are the three giants of the Pamirs: Peak Somoni, Peak Lenin and Peak Korzhenevskaya. For alpine climbing, high level walking tours and lakeland scenery the Fann mountains, just across the border from Samarkand, are especially popular.
  
  The populated valleys have a rich history. In former times, Tajikistan was at the crossroads of Asia and four major Silk Road routes passed through the Pamir and Fann mountains. There is evidence of the Sogdian (Zoroastrian) civilisation, as well as Buddhist, Hindu and Christian remains. More recently, the country's Islamic history has produced some fine examples of Central Asian Islamic art and architecture. And of course the Soviet period of the 20th century has left its mark in architecture, art such as the huge statue of Lenin overlooking the city of Khujand, and engineering achievements like Nurek Hydroelectric Dam (the tallest artificial dam in the world)." 
• Tourism in Tajikistan.  

United Kingdom Information Resources

• Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) country profile of Tajikistan. 

U.S. Government Information Resources

• CIA World Factbook on Tajikistan. 
• Department of State Consular Information Sheet on Tajikistan.
• Library of Congress Country Study on Tajikistan.
• U.S. Embassy in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. 

Videos

• Tajikistan travel videos from YouTube.com. 
• Travel videos of Tajikistan from Amazon.com. 

Weather

• Weather information for Tajikistan from Weather Underground.

WiFi Hot Spots

• WiFi Hot Spot Directories.  Directories of free and fee-based WiFi hot spots around the world.

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