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GREATEST Overland Trail in the World? | EP14

Episode 14 - While most travelers come to Tajikistan to drive the Pamir Highway — the second-highest highway in the world — we may have just discovered an overlanding trail that rivals some of the best on the planet. It’s wild, remote, and feels frozen in time. Known for its epic landscapes and isolated villages, the Bartang Valley is also notorious for its dangers — landslides, unpredictable rivers, and elevations above 4000 meters. This hidden gem of the Pamirs is not for the faint of heart, but for those who crave adventure, it’s an experience like no other. This is one adventure you don’t want to miss! Please note: This trail can be very dangerous and could easily be one of the hardest trails in the world if conditions are not in your favour. Approach with caution and be fully prepared. If you'd like to know more about us, Project Wild Earth, and how this all came about, click here: https://projectwildearth.com/ For our journey, we are driving Jane, our INEOS Grenadier, and live in a Patriot X3 Trailer so we can travel off-road to remote locations and be off-grid for long periods of time. Thank you for coming along on our journey! Leah, Matt, Jack and Charlotte #overlanding #ineosgrenadier #4x4 #adventure #travel #grenadier We have been asked to include this link in our videos. If you would like to support our journey, we now have a GoFundMe page - http://tinyurl.com/PWEstorytelling Any support that you're able to provide would be very much appreciated. There's a lot that goes on behind the scenes to make these videos possible. 🙏 Find us here: Website: https://projectwildearth.com/ Instagram:   / projectwildearth   LinkedIn:   / project-wild-earth   Twitter:   / projwildearth   Facebook:  / projectwildearth   Personal: Matt’s Instagram:   / mattprioruk   Leah’s Instagram:   / leahprior_   BEWARE OF RISK - After using the 20L Giant Loop Armadillo bags for a few months now, based on our experience to-date, we do not recommend using them for any sort of overland travel.