Ewer Pass

Ewer Pass is a high mountain pass located in the Pamir Mountains, specifically within the Wakhan Corridor of Afghanistan. It connects the Wakhan Valley with the Little Pamir. The pass is a crucial, albeit challenging, route for nomadic Kyrgyz herders who traverse the area with their livestock, seeking grazing lands. Due to its remote location and high altitude, the Ewer Pass is considered a difficult and sparsely populated area. Its elevation contributes to harsh weather conditions, including extreme cold and strong winds. The pass plays a significant role in the seasonal migrations of the local population and is an important, though arduous, logistical connection within the region.