Kyrgyz mountains are not so high, but attractive in their own ways.
I planned to each Bishkek that day, but during swimming we made some thinking to chose to stay in the village.
31 May Toktogul-Bishkek . 295km
It was Adri’s second day of illegal presence in Kyrgyzstan. His visa expired the same day we entered the Republic. So we had things to keep us busy in Bishkek.
Toktogul-Bishkek road is luxury! Broad and even, and ever changing variety of beautiful sites.
There was snow on the Alabel Pass and it was cold. Height – 3,184 m
Met a UK couple Jaco & Gemma on the road. They were driving to Pamir from Issyk – Kul. He had Honda Transalp , she had Suzuki DRZ400.
To-Ashu Pass Ascend. 3,586 meters. Last pass on our route.
Soon we made it to Bishkek.
Got the visa in two hours, filled our stomachs in and bought gas for bikes. What else does a biker need to proceed? Looks like all. And the last section – 200 km to Almaty.
Bishkek-Almaty Road. Piece of rainbow as a reward for secure homecoming
This trip was two years ago. I did all tasks we spotted, except for Ruby, which I can do later and that is just a Gag after all. Route was a success. Stars were smiling on us!!!
Upon return, I saw Pamir in my dreams, in all various fantastic forms, for almost one month. It was probably my consciousness that was only beginning to realize and process what happened on that trip. We keep in close touch with Adri. He got back home and Now he has a plan – he wants to bring his Daughter and take the Pamir route again.
This year I'll be attending Pamir twice. I plan to organize humanitarian aid for children in Murghab. Toys, albums for drawing, books, clothes. I hope this event will grow every year. If you have the desire, their own ideas that would take part in helping please contact me. Your name will be included in the list of participants humanitarian aid for Pamir's children. These lists will be posted in the guest house, the school library and city hall of the Murgab kishlak.
Some other photos of the Pamir I'll post here as well.
Thank you very much!
Regards
Mara