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Kyrgyzstan
A land where the mountain dominates – over 90% of the country is over 1,500m – Kyrgyzstan looks irresistibly towards the fabled ‘Celestial Mountains’ that buttress the Chinese territories to the east.
Comparisons with the beauty of Switzerland are inescapable and visitors come to imbibe the pristine air, marvel at the lush, grassy highlands and inaccessible peaks, and experience a world where the wealth of the Silk Road has brought a cornucopia of cultures together in trade, war and colonisation.
Today, Kyrgyzstan offers the visitor an hospitable glimpse into nomadic life and a window onto epochs in which dynasties have flourished and faded in this land of fabulous isolation.
What to see on our Kyrgyzstan Group Tours
• Discover phenomenal mountain scenery as you travel along the Pamir Highway from Tajikistan to Kyrgyzstan
• Stay with locals in their Pamiri houses
• Travel through lush valleys of the Wakhan valley bordering Afghanistan
• Visit Karakul Lake, the highest lake in Central Asia
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Although many of our tours are small group adventures with set departures, as a bespoke operator, we can design and create trips to suit any traveller, from solos to larger groups.
Most of our popular group tours are available on a private basis, allowing you the freedom to decide on when you would like to travel. Below we have given some sample pricing based on one or two people travelling. To find out more about organising this tour on a private basis, or arranging the perfect holiday tailored to your requirements get in touch with our well-travelled team. Contact us by phone or email.
Kyrgyzstan - Along the Pamir Highway
16 Days Private Tour price based on one person travelling - from £9,040
16 Days Private Tour price based on two people travelling, sharing twin or double accommodation - from £5,020pp
Our Tours
Kyrgyzstan
Along the
Pamir Highway
Small Group Tour
16 Days from £3,085
Feedback from our Travellers
Best Time to Visit
There is a short window of opportunity to travel along the Pamir Highway and that is from late May until late September. As you will be going over very high mountain passes, outside of this period much of the route is likely to be snowbound and inaccessible.
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