Travel through two of Central Asia's most fascinating destinations on this Kazakhstan & Kyrgyzstan Tour from Singapore, covering vibrant cities, dramatic natural landscapes, alpine lakes and authentic cultural experiences. Beginning in Almaty and ending back in Kazakhstan, the journey takes you through Charyn Canyon, Lake Kaindy, Karakol, Issyk-Kul Lake, Chon-Kemin Valley and Bishkek while staying in a combination of hotels, guesthouses, a local camp and a panoramic glamping cabin with an ensuite bathroom. Over nine days, discover the region landscapes and traditions through guided sightseeing, mountain excursions and local experiences. From Kok-Tobe Mountain and Medeo Skating Rink in Almaty to traditional eagle hunting, horseback riding or alternative cultural activities in Kyrgyzstan, this itinerary offers an introduction to Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan while showcasing the distinctive character of both countries. National Day - Early Booking Promotion Booking Period: 1 August 2026 – 30 August 2026 Travel Period: 31 July – 30 December 2026 Enjoy SGD 300 off when you book this package within the promotional booking period. Travel must take place within the eligible travel period. Please Note: If your selected travel…
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See the mountain landscapes of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on a honeymoon tour designed for couples looking for a quieter and more scenic alternative to traditional beach holidays. From the rock formations of Charyn Canyon and the submerged forest of Lake Kaindy to the high-altitude scenery of Son-Kul Lake, this route combines nature, cultural experiences, road travel, and unique overnight stays across Central Asia. The tour begins in Almaty before continuing through southeastern Kazakhstan into Kyrgyzstan via the Karkyra border crossing. Along the way, experience traditional eagle hunting culture, horseback riding near Son-Kul Lake, mountain scenery, and lakeside landscapes before ending with a panoramic glamping cabin stay overlooking Bishkek. This itinerary suits couples who enjoy drives, nature, cultural experiences, and slower-paced travel through less crowded destinations. National Day - Early Booking Promotion Booking Period: 1 August 2026 – 30 August 2026 Travel Period: 31 July – 30 October 2026 Enjoy SGD 300 off when you book this package within the promotional booking period. Travel must take place within the eligible travel period. Please Note: If your selected travel dates fall during…
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Discover the highlights of Central Asia on this 16 days guided tour across Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan. Travel through mountain valleys, historic Silk Road cities, and unique desert landscapes while visiting some of the region's best known cultural and natural attractions. Visit Charyn Canyon, Lake Kaindy, Samarkand, Bukhara, Ashgabat, and the Darvaza Gas Crater while enjoying guided sightseeing, train journeys, and authentic local experiences. This itinerary combines nature, history, and culture, making it an excellent way to explore four countries in a single journey.
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Explore the highlights of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on this 8 days travel through mountain landscapes, lakes, canyons, and historic Silk Road sites. Begin in Almaty before travelling to Charyn Canyon, Saty Village, and Lake Kaindy, then cross into Kyrgyzstan to visit Karakol, Jeti-Oguz Gorge, Issyk-Kul Lake, Chon-Kemin Valley, Burana Tower, and Bishkek. The itinerary combines sightseeing, light outdoor activities, and cultural experiences while staying in hotels, guesthouses, and a traditional homestay. Throughout the journey, enjoy guided sightseeing, horseback riding in Chon-Kemin Valley, an eagle hunting demonstration in Bokonbaeva, and visits to historical landmarks including Burana Tower, the Dungan Mosque, the Wooden Orthodox Church, and the Przhevalsky Museum. Lunches and dinners included in the itinerary allow you to experience local cuisine while travelling through both countries.
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Travel across Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan on this 11 days guided tour, combining mountain landscapes, local culture and some of Central Asia's best known historic cities. Begin in Almaty before visiting Charyn Canyon, Saty Village and Kaindy Lake, then continue into Kyrgyzstan to explore Karakol, Jeti Oguz Gorge, Issyk-Kul, Chon-Kemin Valley and Bishkek. The journey then continues to Uzbekistan with visits to Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara.Along the way, meet a traditional eagle hunter, enjoy a horseback ride in Chon-Kemin Valley, travel on Uzbekistan's high speed trains and discover landmarks including Registan Square, Gur-Emir Mausoleum, Shahi Zinda, Kalyan Minaret and the Ark Citadel. With accommodation, transportation, guided sightseeing and meals included throughout most of the journey, this tour offers a comfortable way to experience three countries in one holiday.
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Kyrgyzstan – All holiday & tour packages (5)
About Kyrgyzstan
Often called the "Switzerland of Central Asia," Kyrgyzstan is a nation defined by its vertical landscape. With over 90% of the country covered by the Tien Shan mountains, it offers an experience that feels wilder and more raw than its neighbours. It is a place where the modern world fades away, replaced by rolling summer pastures, crystal-clear alpine lakes, and a nomadic culture that is still very much alive.
Exploring the nation's waters is a highlight for any nature lover. Issyk-Kul Lake, the "Pearl of Central Asia," is the world's second-largest alpine lake and never freezes, even in the depth of winter. For a more remote experience, Song-Kul Lake sits high on a jailoo (summer pasture). Here, there are no hotels and only yurts allow travellers to disconnect and live alongside shepherds under a blanket of stars.
The capital, Bishkek, acts as the primary gateway. It is a relaxed, leafy city with a mix of Soviet-era architecture and bustling markets like the Osh Bazaar. A short drive away, Ala Archa National Park offers serious mountain trekking that rivals the Alps, but without the crowds.
For those interested in history, the Burana Tower is a key site. Travellers can see this 11th-century minaret which is all that remains of the ancient city of Balasagun, once a thriving stop on the Silk Road. In the south, the stone caravanserai of Tash Rabat offers a beautiful glimpse into how ancient traders rested while crossing these passes.
In Kyrgyz cuisine, you will find the familiar Beshbarmak here while a must-try regional specialty is Ashlan-fu which is a spicy, cold noodle dish often eaten for breakfast. You will also find Lagman, hand-pulled noodles served in a rich broth and endless cups of tea accompanied by Boorsok (fried dough).
Culturally, Kyrgyzstan is arguably the most traditional nation in the region. It is the land of the horse. Visitors can witness Kok Boru, a traditional game played on horseback that resembles polo, or watch eagle hunters train their birds in the southern valleys. Staying in a family-run yurt camp isn't just a tourist activity here; it is the best way to understand the genuine warmth and hospitality of the Kyrgyz people.
Overall, Kyrgyzstan is a destination for the adventurous spirit. It doesn't just offer mountains to look at, but mountains to live in. Whether you are horse trekking across high passes or sharing a meal in a shepherd’s yurt, it promises an authentic connection to the wilderness that is hard to find elsewhere.
