Kyrgyzstan itineraries
Starting points, not fixed departures. Tell us which one is closest and we change the rest.
Classic Kyrgyzstan in 10 days: Bishkek, Issyk-Kul, Song-Kul and Karakol
The four things a first visit to Kyrgyzstan is for, in the order that works: a capital that eases you in, the largest alpine…
Kyrgyzstan with children, 10 days: horses, a lake and one night in a yurt
Kyrgyzstan is a better family destination than its reputation suggests, for one reason: everything children like about it is outdoors and free. Horses, a…
Horse trekking in Kyrgyzstan: six days in the saddle, in 13 days
Kyrgyzstan is the best horse trekking country we work in and it is not close. The horses are everywhere because they are working animals…
Romantic Kyrgyzstan in 9 days: a private yurt and a quiet lake
This is not a country of infinity pools and rose petals, and any itinerary that pretends otherwise is selling you something that does not…
Nomad life and culture in Kyrgyzstan, 11 days
Kyrgyz nomadism is not a heritage performance. Several hundred thousand people still move their animals up to the summer pastures in June and back…
Boutique Kyrgyzstan, 10 days: the best beds this country has
We should start by saying what this itinerary is not. Kyrgyzstan has no five-star hotel stock outside a couple of business properties in Bishkek,…
Kyrgyzstan in 14 days: Tash Rabat, Kel-Suu and the southern mountains
Ten days in Kyrgyzstan gets you the north: Bishkek, Issyk-Kul, Song-Kul, Karakol. That is a good trip and it is also the trip everybody…
Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan in 21 days: mountains, then the Silk Road
Central Asia has two halves and most people only ever see one. Kyrgyzstan is the nomad half: pasture, horses, yurts, no cities to speak…
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