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    SO MANY RIDES…

    Jun 20, 2018 5 minutes
    COMPILED BY THE BEAR

    BEEN EVERYWHERE, MAN?

    RECKON YOU’VE been everywhere; to the Alps, to Patagonia and to the Drakensberg Mountains? Okay then, it might be time to tackle Central Asia with Exmo Tours.

    “Our travelers have every reason to feel more than tranquil,” writes Exmo boss Gionata who recently did an exploratory trip, “compared to many of the countries of the world, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan are safe and free from risk. Above all, the inhabitants are peaceful, courteous, willing to welcome foreign travelers and tourists, and possess a sound knowledge of the rules of driving and road safety. Furthermore, other than the dirt roads, the asphalted roads are spread throughout the whole area.

    “As for the challenges to be faced, we can confirm that anyone who travels with us along the principal roads of Central Asia can expect a peaceful trip filled with strong emotions: beautiful scenic roads consisting

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