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The next day we started towards the border with Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan is thousands and thousands of kilometers of steppe. The border... -
Early the next morning, we were awakened by the sound of wheels passing by the train. We ate quickly, got together and on our way. On...
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Здравствуйте! Думаю, эта тема будет интереснее американцам, так как люди из Европы тоже едут на Памир)) особо много писать не буду, так...
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We stopped at a cafe, after which in 2017 my TDM900 broke down and I could not get out for a week. Where I was sheltered and...
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On the way we stopped at the Chilpyk mountain. It can be seen that where the Amur Darya River flows there is life, but on the other...
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We did not go deeper into the Ustyurt plateau itself and moved towards Uzbekistan. From the city of Beyneu to the very border, the road...
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More photos from the Bozhir tract.
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Ahead of us was the sacred place for all Kazakhs, Beket-ata. After walking around this beautiful place, we, as travelers, were fed and...
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In general, if Kazakhstan lies in front of you, as a transit country, then boldly lay 2.5 days, it will not work less. We got to the...
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I made my way over Waunita Pass to the town of Pitkin. Pitkin City-Hall My original plan was to ride over Cumberland Pass to Taylor... -
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I made my way up to the summit, and down the other side. The wind was starting to pick up, and there were a bunch of previously...
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Hello! I am from distant Russia and live in Moscow. I've been driving a Super Tenera 1200 ZE for two years. Before that, there was a...