adventurous and culturally curious travelers who enjoy nature, hiking, horseback riding, and authentic nomadic experiences, and who value remote landscapes, local hospitality, and meaningful journeys over luxury and comfort.
Route overview
Day by day program
Day 1 — Bishkek | Arrival & First Impressions Route: Airport → Bishkek Altitude: ~800 m Description: Arrival in Bishkek — a city where Soviet heritage meets a relaxed Central Asian rhythm. A soft introduction to Kyrgyzstan, allowing time to settle and adjust before the journey begins. Experiences: • Airport transfer • Optional city walk • Welcome dinner Accommodation: Boutique hotel Meals: dinner
Day 2 — Bishkek → Kyzyl-Oy | From City to Silence Route: Bishkek → Too-Ashuu Pass → Suusamyr Valley → Kyzyl-Oy Distance: ~200 km | 5–6 hrs Description: Leaving the capital behind, the landscape quickly transforms into vast mountain scenery. Crossing Too-Ashuu Pass, the road opens into the expansive Suusamyr Valley before reaching the remote village of Kyzyl-Oy — where traditional life continues unchanged. Experiences: • Scenic drive with photo stops • Valley viewpoints • Visit to Kojomkul museum • Walk through the village • Dinner with local family Accommodation: Guesthouse Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Day 3 — Kyzyl-Oy → Son-Kul | Into the Nomadic World Route: Kyzyl-Oy → Kara-Keche Pass → Son-Kul Distance: ~150 km | 5–6 hrs Description: Climbing into the highlands, the landscape opens into a vast alpine world at 3,000 meters above sea level. Son-Kul is not just a destination — it is a living nomadic environment where traditions continue unchanged and daily life follows the rhythms of nature. Experiences: • Arrival at yurt camp • Afternoon at leisure: optional horseback riding or exploration of the lake and nomadic lifestyle at 3,000 m • Interaction with nomadic families • Sunset at the lake Accommodation: Yurt Camp Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Day 4 — Son-Kul → Naryn | The Quiet Heart of Kyrgyzstan Route: Son-Kul → Moldo-Ashuu Pass → Naryn Distance: ~200 km | 5–6 hrs Description: A slow morning at Son-Kul before descending through the dramatic Moldo-Ashuu Pass into the remote Naryn region. The journey reveals vast valleys and untouched landscapes, leading into one of Kyrgyzstan’s most authentic cultural areas. Experiences: • Scenic stops and photography points along the route • Arrival in Naryn • Afternoon felt-making demonstration • Traditional folklore performance Accommodation: Guesthouse / Hotel Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Day 5 — Naryn → Kel-Suu | Expedition & Horseback Approach Route: Naryn → Ak-Sai Valley → Kel-Suu Distance: ~150 km | 5–7 hrs (off-road) Description: The most adventurous day of the journey. Traveling deep into the Ak-Sai Valley, the landscape becomes increasingly raw and remote. The final approach to Kel-Suu on horseback adds a true expedition feeling before the lake suddenly reveals itself between dramatic cliffs. Experiences: • Off-road driving • Horse riding to Kel-Suu (key experience) • Exploration of canyon landscapes • Arrival moment at the lake Accommodation: Yurt Camp / Simple guesthouse Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Day 6 — Kel-Suu → Kochkor | Crossing Worlds Route: Kel-Suu → Naryn → Kochkor Distance: ~300 km | 7–8 hrs Description: Transition from remote wilderness to cultural heartlands. Leaving behind the wilderness of Kel-Suu, the journey gradually returns to more populated regions. With scenic stops and a relaxed lunch in Naryn, the drive becomes part of the experience rather than a transfer. A reflective day after the expedition — giving time to process the experience of Kel-Suu. Experiences: • Scenic drive • Lunch stop in Naryn • Arrival in Kochkor Accommodation: Guesthouse Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner.
Day 7 — Kochkor → Bokonbaevo | Lakes, Canyons & Traditions Route: Kochkor → Orto-Tokoy Reservoir → Bokonbaevo → Skazka Canyon Distance: ~260 km | 5–6 hrs Description: Depart Kochkor and begin the journey towards Issyk-Kul, with a scenic stop at the Orto-Tokoy Reservoir — one of the region’s key water sources framed by mountain landscapes. Continue to the southern shore of Issyk-Kul, where traditional yurt camps offer an authentic lakeside setting. In the afternoon, explore the surreal rock formations of Skazka (Fairytale) Canyon, followed by a traditional eagle hunting demonstration — a powerful insight into Kyrgyz nomadic heritage. Experiences: • Scenic stop at Orto-Tokoy Reservoir • Arrival and accommodation in a lakeside yurt camp • Visit to Skazka (Fairytale) Canyon • Eagle hunting demonstration • Sunset by Issyk-Kul Accommodation: Yurt Camp Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Route: Bokonbaevo → Kok-Moynok Canyon → Burana Tower → Bishkek Distance: ~280 km | 5–6 hrs Description: The final day blends dramatic natural landscapes with Silk Road history. From Kok-Moynok Canyon to the ancient Burana Tower, the journey offers a meaningful and well-rounded conclusion before returning to Bishkek. Experiences: • Visit Kok-Moynok Canyon • Visit Burana Tower • Scenic drive through Boom Gorge • Farewell dinner Accommodation: Hotel Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner.
After breakfast, transfer to airport. Enf of our services.
2 ppl - €1,900 per person 3 ppl - €1,500 per person
4 ppl - €1,300 per person 5 - 8 ppl - €1,200 per person
9 - 14 ppl - €1,100 per person 15 - 25 ppl - €1,000 per person
Price details
What’s Included
Transport: Private air-conditioned vehicle with professional driver; fuel, road taxes, and all transfers included.SUV / minivan / minibus depending on group size.
Airport pick-up and drop-off
Accommodation: All accommodation as per program (except the last night in Bishkek). Combination of hotels, mountain guesthouses, lodges, and traditional yurts.
Meals: Full board as per program (except the last day dinner in Bishkek). Traditional Kyrgyz home-style and Central Asian cuisine. Vegetarian meal options available upon request.
Entrance Fees & Activities: National Parks, museums, Uzgen minaret, Skazka canyon, salt mines, church, mosque, petroglyphs, hot springs, Burana Tower.
Tour Coordination & Support: Permits, local logistics, cultural experiences. 24/7 local support during the tour
Horse Rental on Day 6: Local horse guide. Horse and basic riding gear.
Not Included
International flights to/from Kyrgyzstan
Travel insurance
Personal expenses (laundry, souvenirs, tips, alcoholic beverages and personal snacks )
Kyrgyzstan visa ( if required )
Tips for guide and driver (at your discretion)
Optional horse riding or activities not listed
Single room supplement (available upon request)
Optional Expenses (available on request)
Horse rental in Alatay national park - 30€ per person + 50 € for the horse guide ( shared by the group )
Yurt-making process - 50€ per group
Handicraft-making process - 50€ per group
Eagle hunting performance - 50€ per group
Boat ride in Cholpon Ata - approx. 100 € per group. Or 10 € per person.