You will be greeted on arrival by an OROKO representative and privately transferred to your luxury hotel for a two night stay. On a privately guided tour, traipse the large boulevards of the city, stopping at museums, monuments and bazaars. Attend a masterclass in traditional silk scarf making.

Stop en route at Burana Tower, a medieval watchtower. Visit a local village to learn about the daily life of the villagers and attend a Manas performance, a Kyrgyz epic poem recital. Spend the night in a guesthouse in this stunning valley.

Spend the day with a nomadic shepherd family, participating in their daily routine. Learn how the Kyrgyz set up their traditional yurts. Join the local family in their yurt to experience making traditional drinks and snacks. Spend the night in a traditional yurt camp.

Enjoy a two night stay at the guesthouse of a local family. Visit Tash-Rabat Caravanserai, a massive 15^th-century stone fortress. Next, visit the charming village of Eki-Naryn set in a region of wild natural beauty. Learn how to make Beshbarmak and Boorsok, both beloved Kyrgyz speciality dishes.

Kochkor is a sprawling village sitting in a valley between Naryn and Bishkek. Explore the village’s vegetable market, before visiting the Kochkor Regional Museum. Enjoy a traditional lunch with a local family. Stay overnight in Bishkek.

Discover the city on a privately guided tour, visiting the bustling Jayma Bazaar, the Historical Cultural Museum and the Asaf-ibn-Burkhiya Mausoleum. Travel through the Taldyk Pass to the small alpine village of Sary Tash where you will spend the night.

A 1,252km stretch of road, the highway was built during Soviet times atop the high-altitude Pamir Plateau. Stop by the Karakul Lake which was created by a meteor 10 million years ago. Cross the border into Tajikistan, spending the night at a guesthouse in the town of Murghab.

Before setting back out on the Pamir Highway, explore Murghab. Visit Yak House, a souvenir shop selling beautiful Tajik handicrafts made from yak wool. Journey along the highway, enjoying snow-capped views through the Khargush Pass, before arriving in Langar village for an overnight stay.

Resume your journey, discovering remote treasures dotted along the Pamir Highway. Visit ancient petroglyphs, the ruins of the 12^th-century Yamchun Fort and Yamg Village which boasts a solar calendar stone used by Sufi mystic Mubarak Kadam Wakhani. Spend the night at a guesthouse in the village.

Visit the Museum of Sufi Mubarak Kadam Wakhani, a notable Sufi mystic, scholar and musician of the 19^th and 20^th centuries. Set out on the Highway, stopping at the ruins of Qahqaha Fortress. Arrive in the beautiful valley town of Khorog for a two night stay.

Visit the Tajik-Afghan Border Market, meet accomplished Tajik artisans at the Pamiri Handicrafts Centre and pay a visit to the Pamir Botanical Garden to discover plants from all over the world. Attend a local Jamaatkhana and sit in on an evening prayer service with the local community.

Visit the stunning landscapes of rapid rivers and snowy peaks at the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast, also known as the roof of the world. Meet the tribal groups of the Badakshan Peoples. Spend the night in the town of Kalaikhumb.

Arrive in Dushanbe for a three night stay. Explore the highlights of this capital city on privately guided tours. Visit the National Museum of Tajikistan, Flagpole and Rudaki Parks, the Museum of Antiquities and Gurminj Museum of Musical Instruments.

Explore this historic village and the ruins of its 18^th-century fortress that houses the remains of the palace of the Bukhara Emirate Beks. Return to Dushanbe and enjoy an afternoon in the tree-lined boulevards, visiting shops and local teahouses.

Arrive in Dublin.