evidence: Stretching for hundreds of kilometres across the rugged landscape of Tajikistan, the Pamir Mountains are a mindblowing sight for adventurers who dare take on the range’s dramatic peaks. [...] "About 93 per cent of Tajikistan’s territory is mountain," Kamoliddin Muminzod, chairman of the country’s tourism board, tells Euronews Travel. "This condition gives us a good opportunity to develop mountain tourism, which includes adventure tourism, rafting, hiking - and many more." [...] The Pamir Mountains rise within a national park that was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2013.