Town in Gorno-Badakhshan, Tajikistan
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Murghab is a town in the Pamirs of Tajikistan. It is on the Pamir Highway, 311 km from Khorog and 417 km from Osh (Kyrgyzstan). Murghab is a very remote and fairly hard-to-access town in eastern Tajikistan, deep inside a mountainous area.
Food available. Good place to meet other travellers. Dorms with bunk beds.
One of the budget places in town. Dorms with single beds.
Friendly and hospitable family (English spoken) where you have the option between dorms in Tajik-style (mat), Kyrgyz-style (yurt) or ordinary style (beds), or a family room.
Friendly and hospitable family (English spoken) where you have the option between dorms in Tajik-style (mat), Kyrgyz-style (yurt) or ordinary style (beds), or a family room.
The local bazaar is where people purchase goods for their day-to-day needs. It is made from old shipping containers.
There are shared vans/jeeps to Khorog almost everyday from the bazaar, 100-120 somoni per seat (2012). They wait for passengers and depart when full. There are fewer passengers on weekends, though.
Read in the guideNo public transport in the town, but given that it is fairly small there is no real need for it. You could just flag down any car on the street, most would be happy to bring you around the town for 2-5 somoni.
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