Q: How many people are on your group tours? Who will my travel companions be?

We keep our groups small and personable . A typical group tour will have about 4 to 8 travelers for treks and cultural tours and up to 4 people on group Pamir Highway tours (maximum capacity for a 4x4 vehicle). We usually cap the group size at around 10 people maximum (depending on the tour). By limiting group size, we ensure you get plenty of attention from the guide and have more personal experiences. It’s also easier for small groups to stay in family yurt camps or small guesthouses or homestays so that we can support local small businesses. As for your fellow travelers, they tend to be like-minded adventure enthusiasts from all over the world. The group tours are often a mix of solo travelers, couples, or friends traveling together. Given the focus of our tours, our travelers are mostly interested in trekking, nature, and cultural interaction. The age range varies as we’ve hosted people in their early 20s up to their 70s, but the average is probably mid-20s to mid-40s. English is our guiding language so everyone speaks English on the tour even if though they come from all over the world and speak different mother languages. Group dynamics are usually very positive as travelers enjoy sharing the challenge of crossing a high mountain pass or enjoying a hearty meal in the yurt together after a long day of hiking. We often see travelers become friends and keep in touch long after the trip. If you’re curious about a specific group departure, we can tell you how many people are currently signed up and the general age/interest background. In any case, expect an intimate group experience on our group tours than a big, mainstream tourist experience.

Q: How many people are on your group tours? Who will my travel companions be?

We keep our groups small and personable . A typical group tour will have about 4 to 8 travelers for treks and cultural tours and up to 4 people on group Pamir Highway tours (maximum capacity for a 4x4 vehicle). We usually cap the group size at around 10 people maximum (depending on the tour). By limiting group size, we ensure you get plenty of attention from the guide and have more personal experiences. It’s also easier for small groups to stay in family yurt camps or small guesthouses or homestays so that we can support local small businesses. As for your fellow travelers, they tend to be like-minded adventure enthusiasts from all over the world. The group tours are often a mix of solo travelers, couples, or friends traveling together. Given the focus of our tours, our travelers are mostly interested in trekking, nature, and cultural interaction. The age range varies as we’ve hosted people in their early 20s up to their 70s, but the average is probably mid-20s to mid-40s. English is our guiding language so everyone speaks English on the tour even if though they come from all over the world and speak different mother languages. Group dynamics are usually very positive as travelers enjoy sharing the challenge of crossing a high mountain pass or enjoying a hearty meal in the yurt together after a long day of hiking. We often see travelers become friends and keep in touch long after the trip. If you’re curious about a specific group departure, we can tell you how many people are currently signed up and the general age/interest background. In any case, expect an intimate group experience on our group tours than a big, mainstream tourist experience.

Question 1

How many people are on your group tours? Who will my travel companions be?

Daniel · Accepted Answer

We keep our groups small and personable. A typical group tour will have about 4 to 8 travelers for treks and cultural tours and up to 4 people on group Pamir Highway tours (maximum capacity for a 4×4 vehicle). We usually cap the group size at around 10 people maximum (depending on the tour).

By limiting group size, we ensure you get plenty of attention from the guide and have more personal experiences. It’s also easier for small groups to stay in family yurt camps or small guesthouses or homestays so that we can support local small businesses.

As for your fellow travelers, they tend to be like-minded adventure enthusiasts from all over the world. The group tours are often a mix of solo travelers, couples, or friends traveling together. Given the focus of our tours, our travelers are mostly interested in trekking, nature, and cultural interaction.

The age range varies as we’ve hosted people in their early 20s up to their 70s, but the average is probably mid-20s to mid-40s. English is our guiding language so everyone speaks English on the tour even if though they come from all over the world and speak different mother languages. Group dynamics are usually very positive as travelers enjoy sharing the challenge of crossing a high mountain pass or enjoying a hearty meal in the yurt together after a long day of hiking. We often see travelers become friends and keep in touch long after the trip.

If you’re curious about a specific group departure, we can tell you how many people are currently signed up and the general age/interest background. In any case, expect an intimate group experience on our group tours than a big, mainstream tourist experience.

Question 2

How many people are on your group tours? Who will my travel companions be?

Daniel · Accepted Answer

We keep our groups small and personable. A typical group tour will have about 4 to 8 travelers for treks and cultural tours and up to 4 people on group Pamir Highway tours (maximum capacity for a 4×4 vehicle). We usually cap the group size at around 10 people maximum (depending on the tour).

By limiting group size, we ensure you get plenty of attention from the guide and have more personal experiences. It’s also easier for small groups to stay in family yurt camps or small guesthouses or homestays so that we can support local small businesses.

As for your fellow travelers, they tend to be like-minded adventure enthusiasts from all over the world. The group tours are often a mix of solo travelers, couples, or friends traveling together. Given the focus of our tours, our travelers are mostly interested in trekking, nature, and cultural interaction.

The age range varies as we’ve hosted people in their early 20s up to their 70s, but the average is probably mid-20s to mid-40s. English is our guiding language so everyone speaks English on the tour even if though they come from all over the world and speak different mother languages. Group dynamics are usually very positive as travelers enjoy sharing the challenge of crossing a high mountain pass or enjoying a hearty meal in the yurt together after a long day of hiking. We often see travelers become friends and keep in touch long after the trip.

If you’re curious about a specific group departure, we can tell you how many people are currently signed up and the general age/interest background. In any case, expect an intimate group experience on our group tours than a big, mainstream tourist experience.