Cluster · Dushanbe
Rohat Tea House & North Rudaki
Lunch and afternoon cluster: tea and a long meal at the Rohat tea house, then a slow walk past the madrasa; shaded and quiet, good for the hottest hours.
Rules in force · 6Mehrgon Bazaar aisles are crowded and uneven
- Tajikistan ↗Check entry rules on the official e-visa portal only; many nationalities need an e-visa, and the Gorno-Badakhshan (Pamir) region needs an extra permit.
- Tajikistan ↗Carry Tajik somoni in small notes; markets, taxis and tea houses are cash-first, and cards work mainly in hotels and larger shops in Dushanbe.
- Tajikistan ↗Land borders, including those with Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, have been closed or restricted at times: confirm the current status before you plan an overland leg.
- Central Tajikistan ↗Mountain roads close in rain and snow and are unsafe at night: leave early and let your hotel know your route.
- Dushanbe ↗Do not photograph government buildings, the presidential complex, bridges, police, the airport or military sites; ask before you photograph anything official.
- Dushanbe ↗Mehrgon Bazaar aisles are crowded and uneven: large suitcases go from the car to the door, never into the market.
Bound and physics
The Rohat tea house area on Rudaki Avenue north to the Yaqub Charkhi madrasa.
- Slope
- flat
- Stairs
- Few
- Shade
- high
- Surface
- pavement and garden paths
- Sleep here or visit
- both
Rescue anchors
A — Rohat Tea House garden (seated rest, food; field-verify)
seated_rest · food · shelter · valid: always
B — Mavlono Yaqub Charkhi madrasa area (field-verify)
seated_rest · valid: always
C — South-west edge: café, shop or bench (field-verify)
seated_rest · food · valid: always
D — North-east edge: café, shop or bench (field-verify)
seated_rest · food · valid: always
always: 97% covered, max p90 6.9′, worst cell 8.9′ · heat: 97%
Nodes in this cluster
No place pages yet; nodes here are used by the planner only.
Edges out (directed)
- Rudaki Park & Somoni Monument
- Car south · ~11 min
- Mehrgon Bazaar
- Car east · ~11 min
Red lines here
- Mosque and madrasa grounds: shoulders and knees covered; ask before entering.