Book your once-in-a-lifetime Kyrgyzstan trip now — curated journeys from the Tian Shan to Issyk-Kul, from horse trekking to Son-Kul to eagle-hunter demonstrations in Bokonbaevo.
Kyrgyzstan isn't a destination — it's an experience. Between the peaks of the Tian Shan, the high pastures of the jailoo, and the silent shores of Issyk-Kul, we craft journeys that feel less like an itinerary than an invitation.
Over 90% of the country lies in the mountains. The Tian Shan — the "Heavenly Mountains" — carry peaks above 7,000 m, and the Pamir to the south forms the second range. In between: high valleys, steppes, the second-largest mountain lake in the world.
We work without checklists. Instead of "ticking off sights" we shape rhythms: long days on the jailoo, quiet afternoons by an alpine lake, evenings in yurts with kumys and komuz. Spring and autumn are the clearest windows — meadows in full bloom, forests turning colour.
All the places we weave into our journeys — at a glance. Click a marker for images, a short description, and matching routes.
A five-day loop around Issyk-Kul. Burana Tower, Boom Gorge, Altyn-Arashan with hot springs, Jety-Ögüs, Skazka Canyon — and a meeting with a Berkutchi eagle hunter in Bokonbaevo.
Our most-booked combination. From Bishkek via Kochkor to the jailoo high plateau at Son-Kul, on into the remote Kel-Suu basin, then back via Naryn, Bokonbaevo and Karakol to Chon Kemin.
Three days in the saddle. From Kyzart through the Kilemche valley over the Jalgyz-Karagai pass (3,400 m) to the high-plateau lake. One night with a herders' family, one right on the shore.
A round trip through all of Kyrgyzstan's headline images: Burana, both the north and south shores of Issyk-Kul with Skazka and Jety-Ögüs, eagle-hunter demonstration in Bokonbaevo, two nights at Son-Kul — closing with the Ala-Archa park outside Bishkek.
From Almaty via Shymbulak and Medeo to Charyn Canyon, then to Saty by Kolsay and Kaindy lakes. Border crossing to Karakol, on through Jety-Ögüs, Barskoon, Skazka and Ak-Sai to Son-Kul — return via Burana to Bishkek.
We design every trip from a one-hour conversation — personal, no forms to fill, no catalogue pressure.
