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Tajikistan’s Tajik National Park includes in its 2,611,674 ha (6,453,587 acres) almost all of the Pamir Mountains, the third highest mountain system in the world. The Park features a blend of steppe, desert, grassland, and alpine regions with cold winters and cool summers. Tajik National Park is also home to the Fedchenko Glacier, the largest valley glacier in Eurasia; Uzoi Dam, the highest natural dam in the world; and Karakul Lake, the world’s highest large lake created by a meteor. The Park became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2013 and is also home to one of Tajikistan’s national symbols, the snow leopard.