Kyrgyz Week

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Kyrgyz week

This 7-day journey across Kyrgyzstan is a deep immersion into the country’s most iconic landscapes, nomadic traditions, and mountain life.This tour is perfect for travelers who want to see the real Kyrgyzstan — not just from the window of a car, but through short hikes, horseback riding, local experiences, and nights in yurts and mountain lodges. No special physical training is required, but a basic level of activity and curiosity is welcome.Along the route, you will visit Issyk-Kul Lake, the pearl of Central Asia, explore the red rock informations of Skazka Canyon, walk through the dramatic valleys of Jeti-Oguz and Barskoon, and relax in the natural hot springs of Altyn-Arashan with views of snow-covered peaks. You will experience authentic nomadic culture at Song-Kul Lake, ride horses along alpine meadows, and stay in a traditional yurt camp under a star-filled sky. The journey also includes cultural highlights such as an eagle hunting demonstration in Bokonbaevo, the ancient Burana Tower, and a guided city tour of Bishkek, offering a balanced mix of nature, history, and local life. This tour is ideal for: • First-time visitors to Kyrgyzstan •Nature and mountain lovers •Travelers looking for an active but comfortable adventure

Bishkek , Kockkor , Bishkek

Itinerary

Day 1: Bishkek city – Cholpon-Ata city – Karakol city

🚗Drive: 200km - 5h

Departure from Bishkek. On the way, stop at Lake Issyk-Kul and take a walk along the promenade in Cholpon-Ata. Continue the drive to Karakol. Overnight stay in Karakol, preparing for the next day in the mountains.

🏠Accommodation: Quest House

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FAQ

Kyrgyzstan is perfect for travelers seeking nature and authentic experiences. Mountains, untouched landscapes, quiet villages, rich culture, and unique traditions — everything here is real. We will help you not just see Kyrgyzstan, but truly feel it.

Depending on your interests: • For those who want to experience summer landscapes, trekking, horseback riding, and camping, the best time is from April to late October. • For those who want to experience winter, snow, and skiing, the ideal period is from December to late February.

Yes, families with children are welcome. We offer family-friendly tours designed for all ages. Please contact us for more information.

Yes, Kyrgyzstan is generally safe for travelers. Most visits are trouble-free, especially in popular tourist areas. Our experienced guides, reliable transportation, and safety instructions ensure a comfortable and secure trip.

We recommend bringing both light and warm clothing, as even in summer, temperatures in the mountains above 2,500 meters can drop and snow or cold weather is possible. Layering and comfortable shoes are key to staying comfortable throughout your trip.

Most travelers enjoy from 5 to 10 days to explore the main highlights of Kyrgyzstan, but even short trips of 2–3 days can be full of unforgettable experiences.

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Many countries can enter visa-free for up to 60 days. Please check the latest regulations or contact us for guidance.

Our tours typically include transportation, experienced guides, entrance fees, and meals. Specific inclusions vary by tour — please see individual tour details or contact us for clarification.

You’ll enjoy traditional Kyrgyz cuisine, including fresh dairy, local meats, bread, and seasonal fruits. Some tours also include meals at ethno-resorts or family homes, offering a true taste of local culture.