Decided to take a walk to the hills behind Victory Park. Overall, the hike didn't go very well, I chose the wrong time, didn't equip myself properly. Also, I didn't fully decide on the final destination of the route, just stood up and started walking. Of course, I didn't get anywhere. As Seneca said: For a ship without a destination, no wind is favorable. In the end, I sat on the top of one of the hills and then went back. I didn't feel like taking photos anymore. Interestingly, when you are not interested, nothing interesting comes your way... haha, that's life.

01. Gates to Victory Park in Dushanbe.

02. These are also gates to the same park, but from the opposite side.

03. View of the city of Dushanbe from one of the gazebos in Victory Park.

04-05. View of Victory Park from the hills.

06-07. From the same place, a view of the Harongoni Ridge. By the way, I was considering it as the final route, but couldn't decide where to go, either to the stone pile or to the top of the ridge. Without deciding, I thought I'd come back another time.

08. Encountered a strange metal structure that looked like ventilation from a bunker.

09. On top of the metal structure, there were some artworks; apparently, a skilled welder was working on it.

10. A strange concrete structure confirms the bunker version, about 7-8 meters away from the metal structure, but there are no entrances, maybe there were some intrigue though.

11-14. And a couple of flowers, like spring is approaching.

Ah, it smelled like spring, a hint of freshness in the air... That's how a short walk to the hills behind Victory Park in Dushanbe turned out. I think I'll do it again in a couple of weeks, but this time with a clear goal and properly prepared. So we are not saying goodbye to you or to the hills behind Victory Park in Dushanbe...

Hills behind Victory Park in Dushanbe, Tajikistan