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Central Asia Adventure Tour

Charyn Canyon
Dushanbe
Dushanbe
Pamir
Pamir
Pamir
Son-Kul
Son-Kul
Bishkek
Bishkek
Burana Tower
Tashkent
Tashkent
Samarkand
Samarkand
Nukus
Aral Sea
Yurt Camp
Lake Sudochie
Mizdakhan Necropolis
Kunya-Urgench
Kunya-Urgench
Darvaza Gas Crater
Darvaza Gas Crater
Ashgabat
Ashgabat
Samarkand
Samarkand
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Tour Details

21 days

June-September

Season

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Prices

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Description

Central Asia Adventure Tour is the ultimate travel experience, a 3-week trek through the mountain passes, desert outposts, busy city centers and abandoned caravanserais of Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. We invite you to be refreshed by remote and rugged nature along the Pamir Highway, explore the living annals of history at Kunya-Urgench, wrap yourself in the warm and welcoming culture of Samarkand and Bishkek and lose yourself in the wonder that is Central Asia.
Central Asia may be united by common threads of history and language, yet each country boasts of beautiful distinctions far too often overlooked by the novice traveler. The sweeping cavern of Kazakhstan’s Charyn Canyon and Turkmenistan’s extraordinary Darvaza Crater; Tajikistan’s mountain towns of Murghab and Khorog and Uzbekistan’s urban Tashkent; Kyrgyzstan’s alpine Song Kul Lake and ageless yurt camps – each tells a story that begs to be seen, heard and experienced by the world.

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Prices

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Frequently asked questions

Where does the Central Asia Adventure Tour start and end? +
The tour starts in Almaty, Kazakhstan, where you are transferred to your hotel on arrival, and ends in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, with a transfer to the airport on day 21. Hotel check-out on the last day is by noon.
When is the best time to take this tour? +
The tour runs from June to September. That season suits the high mountain passes of the Pamir Highway and the yurt stays at Son Kul Lake and the Aral Sea.
How demanding is this tour? +
It is an adventurous trip with long drives of 4 to 7 hours on many days and high passes such as the Ak Baytal Pass at 4655 m. There are hikes in Charyn Canyon, and at the Uzbekistan–Turkmenistan border you walk about 1 km. It suits travellers who are comfortable with altitude and basic conditions.
What kind of accommodation should I expect? +
In the cities you stay in hotels. In the Pamirs there are guesthouses at Bulunkul and Murghab, a homestay in Kazarman, and yurts at Son Kul Lake and the Aral Sea. At the Darvaza Gas Crater you sleep in tents or a yurt.
How do we travel between the countries? +
Flights link Almaty to Dushanbe, Bishkek to Tashkent and Tashkent to Nukus, and you take the train for the day trip to Samarkand. You cross by land from Tajikistan into Kyrgyzstan at Kyzylart and from Uzbekistan into Turkmenistan. Through the Pamirs you travel in 4WD vehicles with a qualified driver.
What is the voltage charging electronic devices in Central Asia? +
The voltage standard used for charging electronic devices in Central Asia is typically 220 volts at a frequency of 50 Hz. Most hotels have European-style sockets with two round pins. It may be useful to bring an adapter if your devices have a different plug type.

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Amos Esti Halfon Israil · May 2006

We would like to thank you and all your people for the wonderful service that we got from all of you along the Silk Road in Uzbekistan. Kyrgyzstan and China it was a royal service so pleasant so accurate we could not have expected to have a better service.
We will recommend your company to all our friends that planning to visit Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and China.