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A Hunting Adventure in the Pamir Mountains: Marco Polo Argali and Ibex in the Heart of Tajikistan

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12 days
Istanbul
Dushanbe
Min Age : 18

Experience an unforgettable hunting adventure in the Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan. Hunt rare species such as the Marco Polo argali and the Central Asian ibex while enjoying the region’s unique nature and culture.

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Experience an unforgettable hunting adventure in the Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan. Hunt rare species such as the Marco Polo argali and the Central Asian ibex while enjoying the region’s unique natural beauty and culture.

The price includes

  • Meals and lodging at the camp.
  • Hunting logistics, transportation during the hunt, and trophy processing.
  • There is no limit on the number of ibex that can be hunted (for Marco Polo argali, one animal per license).

The price does not include

  • Airline Tickets
  • Fees
  • Optional helicopter transfer from Dushanbe to the camp ($44,000 round-trip)
  • Optional professional video production of the expedition ($4,900)
  • Accommodations and meals on the days before and after the hunt
What to Expect
Discover the magic of high-altitude hunting in the Pamir Mountains—home to some of the world’s most impressive game species. This 12-day tour offers:

Hunting season:

October 1 through February 27.
  • Hunting group for Marco Polo argali and ibex: 1–2 hunters.
  • Group for hunting only Pamir and Central Asian ibex: 2 to 4 hunters.

Recommendations:

  • Before the hunt and during the hunting season, it is recommended to take Diamox tablets to regulate blood pressure and aid acclimatization.
  • Before traveling to the Pamirs, hunters are required to consult a doctor and undergo a full medical examination.
  • It is recommended that every hunter and escort have insurance in case of denied or canceled flights due to force majeure, as well as health and life insurance.
  • Each hunter is advised to bring their own firearm, scope, binoculars, rangefinder, 60 rounds of ammunition, and everything necessary to measure the parameters for accurate and effective shooting.
  • A detailed list of all recommended items and accessories for the trip to the Pamir Mountains will be sent to you via email.

Hunting:

  • Hunting takes place at altitudes ranging from 3,900 to 4,500 meters.
  • SUVs are used to reach the highest possible points, after which short treks are taken to approach the game from a comfortable position.
  • You must have practiced shooting at moving targets or stationary targets at a distance of 300 to 600–800 meters.

Trophy Fees:

  1. Marco Polo Argali – $46,000 (trophy length: 54–56 inches).
    • If it reaches 58–60 inches: $50,000.
    • For trophies over 60 inches, the price is determined in advance or according to the price list.
  1. Matisoni (Brookei) Argali – $48,000.
  2. Central Asian, Pamir, and Bukhara ibex – $9,500 each (trophies ranging from 100 to 125 cm in length).
  3. Wolf – $1,900.
  4. Tibetan yak – $4,900.
Program

Day 1 Arrival in Dushanbe

Transfer from Dushanbe to the city of Khorog (about 620 km), which takes about 13–14 hours by Land Cruiser SUVs. Halfway through the journey, there is a stop for lunch at a local restaurant in Darvoz.
Overnight stay at the 4-star “Pamir” Hotel in Khorog.
Additional items may be purchased if customers wish.

Day 2To the camp

Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. and a transfer by Toyota Land Cruiser from Khorog to Kumdu Camp—about 220 km, which is approximately a 3.5-hour drive.
The total transfer from Dushanbe to the camp is about 900 km one way, and the cost for one vehicle is $1,200, which is shared among the hunters. Each additional vehicle costs $1,200.
Check-in at the camp around 1:00 p.m. Lunch and weapon testing at various distances.
There are 4 double rooms available, along with 1 shared restroom, 1 bathroom, and 1 kitchen with a dining area for all guests. The camp features coal-fired central heating, satellite TV, and internet (additional prepayment required).
The first tour in the area is for reconnaissance and acclimatization. There is a real opportunity to hunt two species of ibex and a wolf.
If the hunting party wishes to charter a helicopter for the flight from the capital to Kumdu Camp in the Pamirs (3,900 meters above sea level), the flight time is approximately 2.5 hours. The cost is approximately $44,000 for a round-trip flight.

Days 3–8Hunting

Hunting for Pamir and Central Asian ibex, Marco Polo argali, Matisoni argali, and wolves.

Day 9 To Horog

After breakfast—departure for the city of Khorog. Lunch and check-in for the night at the “Pamir” Hotel.

Day 10To Dushanbe

Early in the morning, departure from Khorog to Dushanbe by Land Cruiser. The trip takes about 13 hours. Overnight stay at a hotel of your choice—prices range from $90 to $300 per room, depending on the hotel category.

Day 11City Tour

Around 11:00 a.m. – city tour, souvenir shopping, packing luggage and trophies, final payment for the hunt and services. Dinner around 6:00–7:00 p.m.

Day 12Departure

At midnight, you must report to the VIP lounge at the airport. The fee per person (hunter or companion) is $100. Flight to Istanbul—between 2:30 a.m. and 4:00 a.m., depending on the schedule or any possible flight delays.

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