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Because it remains one of the few places where you can experience untouched mountains, authentic nomadic culture, and genuine hospitality without mass tourism. Here, you can sleep in a traditional yurt, ride horses across alpine valleys, meet local families, and explore breathtaking landscapes that few travelers have discovered. Kyrgyzstan offers the kind of adventure that feels real, wild, and unforgettable. 

Visitors from many countries around the world are able to visit the Kyrgyz Republic visa-free. Whilst there are a handful of countries who can visit the country with no limits on the length of their stay, most countries are limited to a 90, 60 or 30 days stay. There are also many countries around the world for which a visa is still required to visit Kyrgyzstan. (If you need visa, we provide support)

The local currency is the Kyrgyz som (KGS). You can pay in cash almost everywhere. ATMs are available in cities, but in remote areas we recommend carrying cash. 

Money exchange – if you plan to exchange USD/EUR to KGS, we recommend to take notes of 50 or 100 USD/EUR without stamps, inscriptions or any other damage, because damaged banknotes are not accepted by banks and exchange offices.  

We offer a mix of hotels, guesthouses, yurt and base camps. Staying in a yurt camp is a unique cultural experience, allowing travelers to discover the nomadic lifestyle of Kyrgyzstan while enjoying comfort.

The water in Bishkek is safe to drink, but we recommend visitors boil it before drinking. Bottled water is available almost everywhere in Kyrgyzstan, and is safe to drink.

Traditional Kyrgyz dishes feature a lot of meat and bread, but lots of other foods are available too. The main meats are lamb, beef, and chicken. Pork is hard to find, since the population is majority Muslim. Fresh fruits and vegetables are common, especially in the summer (just make sure to wash them well before eating). There are many restaurants that feature Russian, European, or Chinese dishes, too, especially in Bishkek.

Yes, they can.

Local SIM card can be bought at Kyrgyzstan International airports, in official service centers or in trading centers. The price of a SIM card starts from $5.

You can also buy an e-sim in advance to use it across Kyrgyzstan.

Our tours are suitable for most travelers with a basic level of fitness. The difficulty depends on the itinerary, but most activities are easy to moderate. Some tours include hiking or horseback riding, while others are more relaxed and focused on culture and sightseeing. We always provide detailed information before booking, so you can choose the tour that best matches your experience and fitness level

Yes, we offer tailor-made tours in Kyrgyzstan designed to meet your specific interests and preferences. Whether you’re seeking an adventure through the mountains, a cultural immersion, or a relaxing retreat by one of our stunning lakes, we can create a personalized itinerary that suits your needs. From bespoke hiking trips and cultural experiences to luxury stays and unique local experiences, our team is dedicated to crafting a memorable and customized journey just for you. Feel free to reach out with your travel goals, and we’ll work with you to design the perfect tour of Kyrgyzstan.

The best season is from May to October. Summer is ideal for hiking, horseback riding, and cultural experiences.

Contact us and we’ll help you plan the perfect Kyrgyzstan adventure. Start planning your journey today.