Sary-Tash

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Sary-Tash is a remote village in southern Kyrgyzstan that serves as a key crossroads on routes linking Kyrgyzstan with China and Tajikistan through the Pamir and Alay mountain ranges.

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Sary-Tash canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
village
climate cold high-altitude climate
country Kyrgyzstan
elevation approximately 10300 feet above sea level
approximately 3150 metres above sea level
function transit hub
transport crossroads
geographicalFeature high plateau settlement
hasInfrastructure fuel station
guesthouses
small shops
hasRole gateway to the Pamir region
staging point for Pamir Highway travel
landscape surrounded by high mountain ranges
locatedIn Osh Region
southern Kyrgyzstan
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Alay District
locatedInMountainRange Alay Mountains
locatedNearMountainRange Pamir Mountains
locatedOnRoad M41 highway
linked to: M-41 Highway

Pamir Highway
linked to: M41 Pamir Highway
locatedOnRouteConnecting Kyrgyzstan–China
Kyrgyzstan–Tajikistan
nameLanguage Kyrgyz
nameMeaning Yellow Stone
nearBorderWith China
Tajikistan
populationCharacteristic sparsely populated
timeZone Kyrgyzstan Time
usedBy long-distance truck traffic
mountain trekkers
overland travelers
utcOffset +6

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Taldyk Pass connects Sary-Tash
Taldyk Pass near Sary-Tash
Kyzylart Pass connects Sary-Tash
Alay Valley hasSettlement Sary-Tash