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Unfortunately, there is no mucharen't many local trains from Dushanbe. One of them goes to the Konibodom  , but it goes notdoesn't got very straight, and just once a week (and sometimes it just not goesdoesn't go at all).
So all I can suggest you instead of M41 (Pamirs highway) is to go via A372 to Osh, and from there take a car or bus to the Bishkek. But I can't get any news from this region to define, is if there any troubles or not.

Unfortunately, there is no much local trains from Dushanbe. One of them goes to the Konibodom  , but it goes not very straight, and just once a week (and sometimes it just not goes).
So all I can suggest you instead of M41 (Pamirs highway) is go via A372 to Osh, and from there take a car or bus to the Bishkek. But I can't get any news from this region to define, is there any troubles or not.

Unfortunately, there aren't many local trains from Dushanbe. One of them goes to the Konibodom, but it doesn't got very straight, and just once a week (and sometimes it doesn't go at all).
So all I can suggest instead of M41 (Pamirs highway) is to go via A372 to Osh, and from there take a car or bus to Bishkek. But I can't get any news from this region to define if there any troubles or not.

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Unfortunately, there is no much local trains from Dushanbe. One of them goes to the Konibodom , but it goes not very straight, and just once a week (and sometimes it just not goes).
So all I can suggest you instead of M41 (Pamirs highway) is go via A372 to Osh, and from there take a car or bus to the Bishkek. But I can't get any news from this region to define, is there any troubles or not.