Pyanj River

The Pyanj River is a significant waterway in Central Asia, forming part of the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan. It originates in the Pamir Mountains and flows approximately 921 kilometers before merging into the Amu Darya River. The river plays a crucial role in regional ecosystem, agriculture, and transportation, supporting local communities and wildlife. Its waters are vital for irrigation and hydroelectric projects, making it an important natural resource for the surrounding countries. The Pyanj River’s course and flow influence regional geography and geopolitics, highlighting its importance beyond just the natural environment.