Djar Peak
Djar is a 2,937 m summit south of Beldersay above the Nurekata valley. The loop from the Beldersay base works out at 29–30 km with 2,200 m of gain; the same ridge carries the approach to the Pulatkhan plateau.
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At 2 937 mNow: -12° · Clear · Wind 2 km/h
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How to get there
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By carTashkent — Chirchik — Gazalkent — Chimgan on paved road; chains may be needed in winter. · 85,0 km · 1 h 45 min
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Taxi (one way, per car)Yandex Go or intercity taxi: 150,000–350,000 UZS per car. · 85,0 km · 1 h 50 min250 000 UZS
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Public transportMetro or bus (1,700 by card, 3,000 cash) → Buyuk Ipak Yuli → marshrutka to Gazalkent (~50 min) → taxi Gazalkent—Chimgan (200–250k per car, split by 4). · 90,0 km · 2 h 30 min65 000 UZS
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With a tour operatorGuided day trip incl. transfer: typically 200,000–300,000 UZS per person. · 85,0 km · 2 h250 000 UZS
Questions and answers
How do you get there?
By car: Tashkent — Chirchik — Gazalkent — Chimgan on paved road; chains may be needed in winter. There are 4 ways in altogether.
Which months are best?
May–Oct — that is when people go.
How long does it take?
One trip takes about 13 h 5 min: 29,5 km of walking and 2 215 m of climbing.
Is there water on the way?
Yes, there is water on the way.
Is there phone signal?
No. Save the map beforehand and tell someone at home where you are going.
Can you camp?
Yes, you can pitch a tent and stay the night.
Photos
Photos by Wikimedia Commons contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0
