Tajikistan eSIM

Quantos dados você realmente precisa

Around 400MB–1GB a day for a normal trip, because you barely use anything while you are up on the Pamirs. Most of it goes the moment you reach Dushanbe or Khujand again and a backlog of photos uploads at once.

Ao desembarcar

Dushanbe (DYU) and Khujand (LBD) in the north are the main gateways, with Kulob (TJU) and Bokhtar (KQT) taking limited flights. Overland the common crossings are Oybek from Tashkent, Kyzyl-Art on the Pamir Highway from Osh, and Panji Poyon towards Afghanistan. Bring the line up and check your paperwork while still in a town, because several mountain posts sit outside coverage.

Onde a cobertura muda

Dushanbe, Khujand and the Sughd region in the north have workable city-wide signal, and Khorog, the main town of the Badakhshan region, is usually usable. Beyond that it is very thin: the Wakhan valley, Bulunkul, the plateau around Murghab, the Ak-Baital pass and the road along the Panj river should all be planned as days without contact.

Cidades sobre as quais os viajantes perguntam

• Dushanbe — Works city-wide; where you prepare before the Pamirs.
• Khujand — Well covered northern city, close to the Uzbek border.
• Khorog — The main Pamir stop where you can still get word out.
• Panjakent — Gateway to the Seven Lakes; signal ends outside town.
• Murghab — High plateau village; treat the whole stay as offline.

Apps para instalar antes de embarcar

• Organic Maps or Maps.me with the whole country downloaded first
• 2GIS for finding addresses and shops in Dushanbe and Khujand
• Google Translate with the Russian pack downloaded for offline use
• Telegram for reaching drivers and homestays when you are back in signal