Embark on a one- or two-day tour from Samarkand to Tajikistan.
If you choose the one-day tour, you’ll visit the Seven Lakes and Pandjikent city.
In option of two days tour you will see additional Iskandarkul.

Begin with a morning departure from Samarkand, travelling to the border via the village of Jar-Tepa. Cross into Tajikistan and start your lake tour. Each lake has its own name, but they are often referred to by numbers, starting with the lowest:

• The first is Mezhigon (“eyelash”), 1,640 m high
• The second is Soya (“shadow”), 1,740 m high
• The third is Gushor (Khushor), 1,770 m high
• The fourth is Nofin (Nevel), 1,820 m high
• The fifth is Khurdak (“baby”), 1,870 m high
• The sixth is Marguzor (“Greenland”), the largest in the entire chain of lakes, 2,140 m high
• The seventh is Khazorchashma (“thousand springs”), 2,332 m high.

The distance between the lakes is 15 km. The sixth lake can be reached by any car, but Khazorchashma is only accessible by jeep, if the road is open and safe. That’s why, up to the last lake or not belong to condition of the road.

If you choose the two-day tour, spend the night in a guesthouse and visit Iskanderkul the next day.
Our guide and driver will meet you at the lobby of your guesthouse in Panjikent. Transfer to Iskanderkul Lake, known as a lake of Alexander the Great. The area of the lake is 340 ha. According to the legend, the Iskanderkul Lake was named after Alexander the Great, known as Iskander in the East. People say that Alexander the Great's path to India passed by this lake.
Lunch at traditional homestay “Dilovar”. Exploration the surroundings of the lake: five springs, Zmeinoe lake (Snake lake), walking to 38m high waterfall which is called “Fan Niagara“. Return to border of Uzbekistan in the afternoon.
After crossing border our driver from Uzbekistan pick you up from border and transfer to your hotel in Samarkand.