2025
4 December 2025 - 9 December 2025
2026
1 January 2026 - 5 January 2026
24 December 2026 - 28 December 2026
Day 1: Distribution of Heating Radiators & Visit to Historical Monuments
Day 2: Charcoal Donation for the Community, Tour of Hisor Fortress & Horseback Riding Experience
Day 3: Adventure in Safed Dara: Cable Car & Snow Activities (Winter Only)
Day 4: Aqiqah Ceremony & Hot Meal Service, Exploration of Khovaling & Silk Road Trail
Day 5: Generator Handover in Darvoz & Enjoying the Afghanistan Border Scenery
đŸ’¡This itinerary serves as an initial guide and may be subject to changes based on schedule adjustments, visit locations, and the evolving needs of the humanitarian projects.
2025
MYR 6,999/person
2026
MYR 6,999/person
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Heating radiators are essential for maintaining a warm home environment, especially for vulnerable groups such as the elderly and children.
In cold climates, radiators help regulate indoor temperatures, ensuring a safe and healthy living space for all family members, particularly those in need of extra warmth.
Coal is a cost-effective heating solution for many families in Tajikistan who lack access to electric heating. By using coal as a fuel source, households can stay warm throughout the winter without incurring high expenses.
This initiative provides relief to underprivileged communities, helping them cope with the harsh winter conditions.
This sponsorship program ensures orphans receive continuous support for their well-being. With the assistance provided, they can lead a more stable and structured life.
Financial aid will be distributed over a one-year period to maintain consistency in their care and development.
The hospital generator project is a crucial initiative to ensure medical facilities operate without power interruptions, especially in emergencies.
Darvoz Hospital, located near the Silk Road and the Afghanistan border, serves as a key medical center for border highway incidents. The generator will enhance hospital services, ensuring efficient treatment and making a significant impact on the local community, particularly in critical situations.
The Aqiqah project aims to provide hot meals for villagers in Tajikistan. The sacrificed meat will be cooked and distributed to those in need, particularly impoverished families and orphans.
This initiative not only offers nutritious meals but also strengthens the bonds of brotherhood within the local Muslim community.
