Disgusting organization, communication and the quality of the tour itself

I went on 22.08 - 24.08 on a tour to the Pamir radar station.

This is my first experience, and probably my last.

Everything is bad: from organization to communication.

The whole trip (which is 4 days / 3 nights) did not leave the feeling of total swindle and the desire of Kolokray to earn money at all costs without straining.

On the day of departure it turned out that:

- Instead of one bus, they took two;

- for this purpose, they urgently found a driver with a minibus, who drives well, but the region where he got involved in driving does not know at all.

- two normal guides for 2 groups, as I understand it, could not be either. At the last moment, a replacement was found for the sick woman: she turned out to be a teacher of Russian language and literature, who knows neither the history of the Chernivtsi region, nor a tooth in the Ukrainian language.

- "tour guides" did not provide qualitatively new / interesting information on the visited objects: sheer balabolism "about nothing"

- the most diverse audience in terms of both age and interests: from teenagers with parents to pensioners with sticks, mixed with HR aunts and anecdotal accountants ... sadness and melancholy

- and this is for 5000 UAH per person, which, as for me, for such poor quality, is prohibitively much.

Summary: organization/communication/preparation is disgusting. The only good thing is that by a miracle we still got to the Pamirs, for the sake of which, in fact, everyone went.

I advise: those who are happy with everything described above.

I do not advise: young people, as well as those who value money and time.

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