The Silk Road of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan

What a lovely trip from start to finish, two very contrasting countries, Kyrgyzstan's scenery was amazing and the architecture in Uzbekistan was stunning. Special mention to Aysu Luu and Andre, our leader and driver in Kyrgyzstan, they couldn't do enough for us.

My wife very much enjoyed the tour and most of the credit for this should go to the tour guides, who were excellent. They were extremely knowledgeable about each country's history, geography, customs, traditions and music. Moreover, they were friendly and approachable. Nothing was too much trouble for them. However, now knowing the costs involved in the trip, hotels, transport etc, I think it is a little overpriced. I just hope you are paying your tour guides a decent salary and they are not relying on their tips to earn a decent salary, as they deserve it-

I recommend the uzbequistan trip I didn’t enjoy much kirjistan. The guides were excellent but I should have gone just to uzbequistan as there is not much in kirjistan. Kirjistan is about nature, the trip is too long for what it is and quite boring. I want also to return to Uzbekistan however your basic trip doesn’t include Fergana valley. I strongly recommend you sell a 2 day extension to include rishtam and Fergana valley. All the trip in Uzbekistan was a must

My quibbles with this trip are very minor and I've told explore (update the itinerary please!) but fundamentally I loved this trip. Met lovely people. Saw amazing places and scenery. Food a bit meh but that's not why you go to either Kyrgyzstan or Uzbekistan. I loved the differences between the countries. Kyrgyzstan was unbelievably beautiful and Uzbekistan had amazing buildings.