Blogs about: Dushanbe
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Quick hit: Hashing in the Dush
Confounding Tajiks in the streets of Dushanbe Super-busy at work in the run-up to a week in the field in Muminabad followed by a week of vacation in London (to see the Pats play at Wembley, natch), so… more →
Friejose in TJ
Charki mosque (Dushanbe, Tajikistan)
camilo9015 wrote 1 week ago: Charki mosque (Dushanbe, Tajikistan) Cargado originalmente por sana banana nana main mosque i … more →
Video: Opening Ceremony of the Ismaili Centre, Dushanbe - by Ismaili org
paderbornersj wrote 1 month ago: The Ismaili Centre, Dushanbe was opened on 12 October 2009 by His Excellency Emomali Rahmon, Preside … more →
YouTube videos of Ismaili Centre Dushanbe - Opening ceremony
paderbornersj wrote 1 month ago: Video One ***** Video Two ***** Video Three ***** ->>>>>><<<<- … more →
FIRST ISMAILI CENTRE IN CENTRAL ASIA OPENS — CELEBRATING A THOUSAND YEAR LEGACY IN THE REGION
paderbornersj wrote 1 month ago: His Highness the Aga Khan and President Rahmon inaugurating the Ismaili Centre, Dushanbe on 12 Octob … more →
Quick hit: Hashing in the Dush
Josh wrote 1 month ago: Confounding Tajiks in the streets of Dushanbe Super-busy at work in the run-up to a week in the fiel … more →
Colorado adventures!
dancethewaves wrote 1 month ago: From Moab, we drove to Rocky Mountain National Park. On the way, we stopped at the Colorado Nationa … more →
8 police stops, 5 car break-downs, 1 flat tire, full-blown resurgence of Giardia, pregnant lady throwing-up 17 times, 2 mixed tapes, 3000 m pass, 16 hours of driving on a dusty dirt road with 8 other people + baggage = the first and last time for me thanks.
jamilathelorax wrote 2 months ago: I’m traveling to Bishkek from Dushanbe today, but I had to take some time describe the adventure of … more →
An ancient history - Part 2
voyageusemondiale wrote 2 months ago: The Civil War In 1992, the civil war broke out. The causes of this war were complex and relate to s … more →
The Flight
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voyageusemondiale wrote 2 months ago: Where to begin. The flight from Dushanbe was one of the most intense experiences of my life. No jo … more →
Boyz from the Hood
voyageusemondiale wrote 3 months ago: I’m playing catch-up. This is my last post about Dushanbe. I wrote it the night before I got … more →
‘Swat operation model for containing extremism’
pakistanpal wrote 3 months ago: * Zardari for early completion of damage assessment in Malakand * Govt to submit Malakand Pilot Proj … more →
Za Vashe Zdorove! (Cheers!)
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voyageusemondiale wrote 3 months ago: (entry from July 14, 2009) The Russians left more behind than a proud but crippled nation, rusted ta … more →
Another Tajik blogger to check out
Josh wrote 3 months ago: Actually not a Tajik herself, but a Canadian who’s working for a local NGO in Khorog in the Pa … more →
The Twilight Zone
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voyageusemondiale wrote 3 months ago: (Entry from July 12, 2009) I had one of the strangest evenings of my life here the other night. … more →
Somoni
Josh wrote 3 months ago: When Tajikistan became independent in 1991, it had no history as a nation state. Before being overr … more →
A taste of Russian opulence
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voyageusemondiale wrote 4 months ago: We spent our first night in Dushanbe in a hotel room that could have been Anna Karenina’s bed chambe … more →
BMWs, Jags, Hummer limos, Mercedes…these aren’t your regular white SUVs in shining armor.
jamilathelorax wrote 4 months ago: The white NGO SUV is omnipresent in developing metropolis’ all over the world. But Dushanbe is somet … more →
Rudaki Avenue on a lovely June morning
Josh wrote 4 months ago: Lower Rudaki Avenue on a beautiful June day One of the beautiful June days we had here in Dushanbe, … more →
View of my backyard
Josh wrote 4 months ago: My backyard viewed from my porch; not my van So, my rear porch feels like it should be the front por … more →
