It is hard to believe that my stay here has already surpassed the 100 day mark! Thank you for sharing the beginning of this journey - it promises to be an adventurous and educational one. The project of chronicling my first 100 days in Central Asia was more challenging that I might have anticipated. Some days were filled with humdrum routine work and others were so chock-full of new experiences. The challenge to share and explore helped me to look at my world around me in a positive and inquisitive light. Thank you for being my audience -- and stay tuned for updates now and then.
Here are some highlights from recent travels to Tajikistan.
A photo journey through Tajikistan and the few moments I snapped between meetings and other commitments:
The road was bumpy at times. Check out this 11,000 ft mountain pass between Dushanbe and Khujand!
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