Though these two countries are right next to each other, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan have much that differs between them. Kyrgyzstan is home to some of the tallest mountains of Central Asia, with deep, pure lakes and broad pastures tucked between the peaks. Uzbekistan, on the other hand, is famous for its oasis cities, with stunning architecture that stands out among the wide desert. Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva have long been famous not only for their buildings, but also for their long histories and bright colors. The Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Group Tour brings you to the most striking places in these two countries, and gives you (and your fellow travelers from around the world) an introduction to this wonderful part of the world.
Departure | End | Deadline | Status | Price | Book |
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May 23, Fri | Jun 6, Fri | May 2 | Available | US$ 3,080 | Book |
Jun 6, Fri | Jun 20, Fri | May 16 | Available | US$ 3,080 | Book |
Jul 18, Fri | Aug 1, Fri | Jun 27 | Available | US$ 3,080 | Book |
Aug 8, Fri | Aug 22, Fri | Jul 18 | Available | US$ 3,080 | Book |
Sep 5, Fri | Sep 19, Fri | Aug 15 | Available | US$ 3,080 | Book |
Bishkek - 2 nights |
B hotel, Asia Mountains or similar |
Cholpon-Ata - 1 night |
Karven 4 Seasons, Karven Issyk Kul, Raduga |
Karakol - 1 night |
Green Yard, Karagat or similar |
Kochkor - 1 night |
Guest house |
Son-Kul - 1 night |
Yurt (2 people in one yurt) |
Tashkent - 3 nights |
Navruz, Grand Capital, Praga or similar |
Samarkand - 2 nights |
Sultan, Platan or similar |
Bukhara - 2 nights |
As-Salom, Fatima, Volida or similar |
Khiva - 1 night |
Malika Kheivak, Orient Star, Qosha Darvoza or similar |