Almaty's mountains and canyons, then across the border into Kyrgyzstan's high pastures, yurt camps, and eagle hunters. Two countries that share a mountain range and a nomadic soul.
Almaty and Bishkek sit close enough to share the same mountain range — the Tian Shan — but the cultures either side of the border feel distinct the moment you cross it.
This route spends five days in and around Almaty before heading into Kyrgyzstan for yurt stays at Song-Kul, an evening with eagle hunters, and the Martian rock formations of Skazka Canyon.
Photos coming soon — this shows where the nights fall along the route.
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In cities, breakfast is included at the hotel every morning. For lunch and dinner, we take you to a different ethnic restaurant every day — since restaurants are available, these meals aren't included in the price; you order and pay for whatever you like. In remote areas without restaurants — like Charyn Canyon or Kolsai Lakes, where we camp or overnight in the village — all meals are included, since there's simply nowhere else to eat.
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