Wayfarer Anki's Kyrgyzstan
May 9-15, 2025
This Kyrgyzstan itinerary is a journey through the country's most awe-inspiring landscapes, offering a glimpse of one of the most underrated travel destinations in the world. Perfect for adventurers and culture seekers alike, this small group trip will take you through a range of things to do in Kyrgyzstan, blending natural beauty, cultural immersion, and historical exploration.
Your Daily Itinerary:
Fri 09 May Arrive in Bishkek
Sat 10 May Bishkek - Chunkurchak - Bishkek City
Sun 11 May Bishkek to Karakol
Mon 12 May Karakol to Altyn Arashan
Tue 13 May Altyn Arashan to Bokonbaevo
Wed 14 May Bokonbaevo to Bishkek
Thu 15 May Depart Bishkek
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DATE: MAY 9 - 15, 2025
GROUP SIZE: 10-12 PAX
TRIP TYPE: CULTURE | NATURE | ADVENTURE
COST: $1245 OR AED 4755 PER PERSON
PACKAGE INCLUSIONS
6 breakfasts, 3 dinners
3 nights in 4* in Bishkek
1 night in Karakol
1 night in Altyn Arashan
1 night in Bokonbaevo in a traditional yurt
Airport transfers
English speaking guide
Parks and museum tickets
Why Choose Our Group Trip?
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Expert Guidance: Planning a trip to countries like Kyrgyzstan or anywhere can be overwhelming. Travel with knowledgeable local guides who will provide insightful commentary and enrich your understanding of the local culture.
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Immersive Accommodations: Experience the comfort of carefully selected local stays and hotels throughout your journey.
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Unforgettable Experiences: Immerse yourself in a diverse range of activities
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Hassle-Free Travel: We can take care of everything for you - even provide you with expert advise on visa and flights. our expertly planned itinerary takes care of all the logistics, allowing you to relax and enjoy the journey.
At the heart of responsible travel is supporting local communities and preserving nature... but something else I have always believed in is the importance of championing underrated destinations and finding different ways of seeing the world!
My underrated group adventures might see you exploring lost UNESCO sites, sitting down for a home-cooked meal with a local family or watching wildlife after a hike.
The one thing they always have in common is that they’re uncommon.
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