Tours and Trip Packages to Kyrgyzstan in Winter 2023/2024/2025

Traveling to Kyrgyzstan in Winter 2023/2024/2025? We offer 1 tours, trips and vacation packages to Kyrgyzstan in Winter 2023/2024/2025. Our Kyrgyzstan in Winter 2023/2024/2025 tour packages and trips have 87 customer reviews. All the Kyrgyzstan Winter 2023/2024/2025 tour packages and trips are carried out by hand-picked, qualified local and international Kyrgyzstan tour operators.

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Nomadic traditions

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5 day city sightseeing tour through Ala Archa National Park, Issyk-Kul, Karakol and 3 other destinations in Kyrgyzstan. Read More
  • Tour Type Private Tour
  • Activities City sightseeing & Cultural, religious and historic sites +3 more
  • Accommodation Hotel, Resort, Guest House & Home-stay
  • Transport Private Vehicle
  • Age Range 1-79 yrs
  • Operated in English, Russian
days05 From US$ 720 View Tour
Next Departures
  • Dec 19
  • Dec 20
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Kyrgyzstan Tour Reviews

5 - Excellent
Based on 87 customer reviews
Rouna's Silk Road
5 - Excellent
  • Anonymous
“This is a truly spectacular once in a lifetime trip which I will never forget. I would never have been able to travel to such and so many places in the time available if it weren't for this tour operator. The contrast between the three 'Stans' Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan is infinitely fascinating. The hot deserts, magnificent Muslim architecture, Madrashahs, Mausoleums, Markets and magnanimous hearts of the people of Uzbekistan to the epic mountains, rivers, lakes, forests and awesome pride and grace of the people of Kyrgyzstan (especially the Eagle Hunters which is only one of many highlights on this trip).”
In the footsteps of Tamerlane
4 - Very Good
  • Anonymous
“This is a full on trip across three countries and at times travelling through mountainous areas on fairly rough roads. As a result this isn't the holiday to take if your looking for relaxation but the pay off is an amazing contrast of stunning ancient buildings, breathtaking scenery and mixing with people who have had limited contact with western europeans. At times we were being photographed as much as the locals! The tour really does take you back through the centuries to the time of Tamerlane and even earlier. The soviet restoration of some sites has been done incredibly well and we felt welcome in all of the mosques and mausoleums we visited”
Silk Road cities and sublime scenery
5 - Excellent
  • Anonymous
“Cities tend not to be high on my list of places to visit but I was surprised by the many parks and green spaces offsetting the large buildings and wide roads in all the cities visited. Of course the amazing architecture of the mosques, madrassas, minarets, mausoleums, museums and markets were impressive and interesting with a wealth of information from both our tour leaders and local guides, all of whom spoke excellent English.The train journeys and the brief ride on the Metro in Tashkent made pleasant changes to the coach travel. Good to see family groups enjoying the warm evenings in pedestrianised streets and squares, parks, local cafes and bars, etc. No litter, no noisy groups of youths, just a nice atmosphere.Though the planned overnight train ride to Kazakhstan didnt happen owing to international cancellation at little notice, the replacement coach was large and comfortable. In the morning traffic to Almaty many more upmarket cars were on the roads, after very few in Uzbekistan.The short drive out of Almaty with the walk up to the waterfall was a welcome change from the city streets. Then the long drive into the Kyrgyzstan countryside was literally a breath of fresh air; with the vast lake, snow-capped mountains, rushing rivers, flower-strewn meadows and leisurely walks. Not forgetting the impressive golden eagle demonstration. I would have preferred more than one night at the Yurt shores of Lake Camp. A couple of days later, an afternoon swim at the seaside on the Issyk Kul Lake was refreshing.Inevitable long road journeys were offset by ever changing views, excellent driving, mainly good roads and frequent stops.”
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