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Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
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Discover the contrast between mountainous Kyrgyzstan and the plains of Uzbekistan
Overnight in a yurt by alpine Song Kul Lake like the nomads of Central Asia
Walk through walnut woodlands and discover hidden waterfalls
Venture into the heart of Central Asia with the Kyrgyzstan’s Silk Road Journey tour, a 14-day odyssey for experienced travelers seeking moderate activity and authentic encounters. From Bishkek to Tashkent, this small group adventure traces the ancient Silk Road through both Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, revealing a blend of wild beauty and timeless history.
Drive through the remote Suusamyr Valley’s alpine landscapes, spend a night in a traditional yurt by the shores of Song Kul Lake, and walk among the ancient walnut forests and waterfalls of Arslanbob. Cross into Uzbekistan to explore its historic towns, bustling markets, and cultural landmarks.
With accommodations, meals, and all transport included, you’ll be free to focus on meaningful interactions with local communities and the region’s dramatic scenery. The standout element of this tour package is its unique combination of nomadic lifestyle experiences and Silk Road heritage, offering a journey that captures both adventure and culture. For those who yearn for genuine connection and discovery, this trip is a rare find.
We enjoyed our trip to Kyrgyzstan, it was very relaxing and the scenery was amazing. The highlight was the night in the yurt camp which was lovely, very remote and we even had snow overnight. The homestays and meals in local houses were very good too. DIY picnics by the river were a nice touch. On the down side, this trip involves a lot of travelling, sometimes on poor roads, which could be broken up better. We arrived early afternoon in some places and because most of the accommodation was on the outskirts of a town, there wasn't really anything to see or do once we arrived. One of our group thought the hotel at Toktogul Reservoir was like the one in 'The Shining'! The swimming pools had been closed for years and everything was just a little dated. Some of the walks were not that interesting and seemed to be there to fill the time and there was also a lot of litter in many areas which wasn't pleasant. There were descriptions in the itinerary about various places we didn't actually visit, for example Osh sounded lovely but we didn't even stop there. Having said all that, we did enjoy the holiday, but there just were not enough highlights to maximise each day.