Tajikistan in March

March to May is spring in Tajikistan when it is warm and with occasional showers, depending on region, with the south significantly drier. Temperatures in the capital range between 10 and 23 °C (50-73°F) in April, with precipitation of 25 mm, though mountain areas are wetter. It is a fantastic season to visit the mountains, and spectacular scenery is guaranteed across the country, whether the azure blue lakes and waterfalls of the Fann Mountains, or the snow-lined peaks of the Pamirs and raging rivers of Wakhan Valley. The melting of the winter snows means there can be flooding and high rivers at this point, but local guides will point out areas to avoid. It is the best season to see Tajikistan’s incredibly diverse array of flora.

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Two-Week Tajikistan Trek: A Fortnight in the Fanns

An unforgettable two-week adventure into the heartland of Tajikistan’s most popular beauty spot. The Fann mountains have it all: flora, fauna, rocky gorges and grassy meadows. Spend fourteen days trekking and climbing to scenic peaks and camping overnight by stunning glacial lakes.

Interests Trekking

Destinations Tajikistan, Uzbekistan

Duration: 14 days / 13 nights

Price Per Person: From $4,100

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Recommended Festivals For Tajikistan in March

Navruz

March

Navruz is an ancient festival that takes place over three days in late March, marking the first day of spring and the Persian New Year. This important national holiday is celebrated with whole towns preparing special dishes to be eaten only on this occasion, and taking part in street parties, concerts, parades, and visiting with friends and family.

Location Countrywide, Tajikistan

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Fann Mountains: Hiking Tajikistan’s Glacial Lake Loop

Author: John McMahon

If you dream of hiking the Haft Kul, or Lake Loop, of the Fann Mountains for the crystal blue waters and lonely trails, this piece will get you started.

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Truly remote: Tajikistan’s Bartang Valley

Author: Dave Stamboulis

This highlight of the Pamir Highway features jagged peaks, a rushing river, and timeless Tajik culture

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Faces of the Wakhan Valley

Author: Jay Tindall

The history of the Wakhi people and the Wakhan Valley is complex, and the journey across the Pamir Highway can be unpredictable, barren, and cold. In the faces of the Wakhi people, there is warmth.

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