We planned a 3-day, 2-night trip to the Pamir Plateau, but it wasn't enough time.

🌟 We took our child on a trip to the Pamir Plateau, which is mentioned in geography textbooks. We only planned 3 days, which was not enough time. We couldn't spare any more time, so we had to cancel our train tickets and buy plane tickets for the next day to make it back in time for school. We'll have to come back to the Pamir Plateau again next time. 🌟 Altitude sickness is real, so be prepared. You may need to adjust your itinerary based on how everyone is feeling. If you're not a fan of self-driving, it's best to hire an experienced driver. We were lucky to find a great driver who was also our tour guide and photographer. He helped us book accommodation, took us to try local food, and discussed the best travel plans with us. Even if we come back with a friend who loves driving, I think we'll still hire a driver. Leave the driving to the professionals and enjoy the Pamir Plateau. We experienced all four seasons in three days, so bring plenty of clothes. 🌟 We visited the Muji Crater and the Eye of the Pamirs, experienced all four seasons, saw marmots, and enjoyed horseback and yak riding. We traveled along the Glacier Road, the China-Pakistan Friendship Highway, and the Silk Road, admired the beautiful scenery of the Kunlun Mountains, and witnessed the dedication of the border guards. We traveled 4,266 km from Shanghai to Kashgar, immersed ourselves in the snow-capped mountains, drove along the most beautiful road in China, and admired the majestic Kunlun Mountains. Our child's favorite activities were horseback riding, yak riding, and playing with stones, which were the highlights of the trip. Every part of the Pamir Plateau will be a beautiful memory for us.