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title: 'Hot Springs and a Pamiri Homestay'
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date: '2023-10-01 10:40'
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template: entry
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transport_mode: car
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published: true
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hero_image: 'photo-1.jpg'
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lat: '36.983527'
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lng: '72.264250'
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location_city: 'Ishkashim / Bibi Fatima'
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location_country: 'Tajikistan'
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weather_temp_c: '18'
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weather_desc: 'sunny'
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PMU15-9 - Along the way we visited a traditional Pamiri house. We've slept in quite a few with a similar design. The guide gave us insights in how people lived. Usually three/four generations shared a single house with usually two rooms. They were multipurpose rooms for cooking, living and sleeping.
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The Bibi Fatima hot springs were hot, relaxing and enjoyable. Curious locals tried to strike up a conversation.
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The last picture is of my favorite outhouse, unfortunately we became close friends...
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