Discover the untouched beauty of Kyrgyzstan

“Come to Kyrgistan and lose your heart in the mountains”

Your personal local Guide

Hello, fellow travel enthusiasts!

Pack your bags – we’re heading to one of the most breathtaking places on Earth: Kyrgyzstan.

Join Markus from Germany and Miraida from Kyrgyzstan, passionate explorers of towering mountains, hidden gems, and untouched nature.

Together, we’ll guide you through the heart of Central Asia – where adventure meets authenticity

Miraida

I’m from the warm and sunny south of Kyrgyzstan, but for the past five years, I’ve called Bishkek my home.

I’m a professional linguist, fluent in five languages, and a lifelong traveler with a passion for discovering new cultures – from the villages of France to the streets of Rome.

Kyrgyzstan, though, holds a special place in my heart.

Together, we’ve been running a cozy language school for over a year – helping students learn languages and follow their dreams abroad.

Now, we’re opening a new chapter: guiding travelers from around the world through the wild, soulful, and unforgettable places of Kyrgyzstan.

We believe in slow travel, deep connections, and showing you the real magic of this country – not just the postcard version.

Markus

Originally from Cologne, I came to Kyrgyzstan over two years ago as a volunteer – and never left.

Captivated by the untouched nature, the kindness of the people, and the richness of the culture, I made Kyrgyzstan my second home.

I’m currently learning both Kyrgyz and Russian, and in my free time, I’m always somewhere in the mountains – exploring the hidden beauty of this land.

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Join us, and let’s explore Kyrgyzstan together.

Explore Kyrgyzstan Your Way
Mountains, lakes, canyons, and nomadic culture – we create individual tours just for you.No groups, no rush – only your pace and your dream route.


Write us for prices and more info!

  • A mountain landscape with green grassy hills in the foreground and rugged rocky peaks in the background under a clear blue sky.
  • A wide view of a mountain valley with a winding river, green hills, rocky slopes, and snow-capped peaks in the distance under a partly cloudy sky.
  • Fresh dried fruits, nuts, and berries displayed at a market stall under a covered structure
  • A lush green forest with numerous trees and a grassy floor.
  • A scenic view of a river winding through a rocky canyon with steep, rugged cliffs on either side, and some small structures near the riverbank.
  • A turquoise lake surrounded by rocky mountains under a partly cloudy sky.
  • Apartment building with a large mural of two girls holding flowers painted on the exterior wall.
  • Two women in traditional attire, smiling, stand in front of a crowd with a flagpole flying the Kyrgyzstan flag, featuring a red field and a yellow sun with 40 rays.
  • A boy sitting on green grass with a large dog beside him, with a mountainous landscape and grazing animals in the background.
  • Military officers performing a marching drill in front of a monument with a statue of a horse and rider, with a small group of onlookers in the background.
  • Snow-capped mountains with rocky terrain and scattered trees under a partly cloudy sky at sunset.
  • A landscape featuring a field with yurts, vehicles, and trucks at the foot of large mountains with snow patches under a partly cloudy sky.
  • Gate with the word 'Кыргызстан' in Cyrillic script, ornate architecture, and a crest at the top, surrounded by trees and a clear blue sky.

Our true local tours

Bishkek - City local tour

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Join our exclusive one-day tour and dive into the real Bishkek:
Wander colorful, local markets off the beaten path

Explore tucked‑away art corners and street‑art alleys


Unlock the city’s best-kept spots only locals know

Issyk- kol Nomad tour

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Three‑day adventure through Kyrgyzstan’s wild beauty: explore ancient petroglyphs at Cholpon‑Ata, wander the fairy‑tale cliffs of Skazka Canyon, feel the power of Fairy Creek Waterfall, stroll Karakol’s historic streets, marvel at the fiery red walls of Jeti‑Oguz Gorge.

Book now to discover Kyrgyzstan’s hidden treasures.

Adventure south tour

Snow-capped mountains above a green valley with small houses and trees.

Explore the rich south of Kyrgyzstan from the vibrant bazaars and ancient spirit of Osh to the peaceful charm of Jalal-Abad. Travel through dramatic mountain landscapes and deep valleys, discovering hidden villages and breathtaking views along the way. Visit Arslanbob, home to the world’s largest walnut forest, with its cool waterfalls and fresh alpine air. This tour is a perfect blend of culture, history, and wild nature, offering a deeper look into the heart of Kyrgyzstan.

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Bishkek City Tour: Culture, Cuisine & Local Life

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Our journey continues to the heart of Bishkek, Ala-Too Square, where modern city life meets rich Soviet and Kyrgyz history. We visit there Gapar Aitiev National Museum, and The National Museum of Kyrgyzstan.

Front view of a grand classical building with tall white columns, statues on the roof, and a pink facade, with a man walking across the paved area in front.

We begin our day at the cozy café “Kölökö”, where you’ll enjoy a unique local pairing — freshly brewed coffee with kurut, a traditional salty dried yogurt snack you won’t find anywhere else.

The National Parliament building of Kyrgyzstan with a large Kyrgyz flag in front, a statue of a historical figure on a pedestal, and several cars in the foreground.

Next, we dive into the most colorful and vibrant part of the city — the Osh Bazaar. Here, you can shop for everything from spices and textiles to souvenirs and handmade goods at the lowest prices in town. A true taste of everyday local life.

Fresh dried fruits and nuts on display at an outdoor market stand, with vendors and shoppers in the background.

We’ll enjoy lunch at “Navat”, a restaurant famous for its warm atmosphere and delicious selection of Kyrgyz and Central Asian cuisine that will delight your taste buds.

Colorful restaurant interior with wooden ceiling, vibrant cushions on patterned sofas, decorative hanging lamps, plants, and a wall with ceramic art.

In the afternoon, we visit the Chingiz Aitmatov House Museum, dedicated to the world-renowned Kyrgyz writer whose books have been translated into more than 150 languages. Discover the life and legacy of a literary legend who put Kyrgyzstan on the world’s cultural map.

Living room with a baby grand piano, antique wooden furniture, framed photographs, floral upholstered sofas and chairs, brick fireplace, and decorative curtains and paintings.

Then we explore the home of one of Kyrgyzstan’s most fascinating contemporary artists — a place he calls "The Great Emptiness."
His house is like a labyrinth, filled not only with paintings but also with fragments of his worldview and inner universe, where tradition meets bold creativity.

Colorful paintings and art pieces displayed in a wooden gallery with a patterned tile floor.

To conclude the day, we enjoy a memorable dinner at “Panorama”, a rooftop restaurant offering stunning views over the entire city of Bishkek — the perfect ending to a day full of culture, flavor, and discovery!

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A carved stone monument with abstract etchings, standing upright on grass with a plain black background.
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Yssyk- kol Tours 3 days

At 08:00 AM, we meet at Ala-Too Square in Bishkek for a light breakfast and a short introduction to the day’s adventure. After meeting your guide and fellow travelers, we begin our journey toward one of Kyrgyzstan’s most historic sites

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Yurt Camp Experience

In the evening, we settle into a traditional yurt camp. Here, you’ll experience true Kyrgyz hospitality, enjoy a freshly prepared dinner, and spend the night in a warm, authentic yurt under the stars — a perfect end to a rich and unforgettable day

Burana Tower (UNESCO Site)

We arrive at the ancient Burana Tower, a cultural landmark protected by UNESCO. Here, you’ll explore the tower itself, a small museum, and the open-air collection of ancient stone figures known as balbals

remnants of the Karakhanid

Waterfall cascading down a rocky cliff surrounded by green trees and mountain scenery.
Two traditional nomadic yurts set up on outdoor terrain near a body of water at sunset.

Canyons and Waterfall

Next, we travel to the stunning canyons, known for their unique formations and panoramic views. After a walk through the canyon trails, we visit a nearby waterfall, where you can relax and enjoy the natural surroundings. We stop for lunch at a cozy local café along the way

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Morning in the Yurt Camp

Wake up to the peaceful sounds of nature and enjoy a traditional Kyrgyz breakfast in the yurt camp. This relaxing morning allows you to connect with the local lifestyle and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding landscapes

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From Jeti-Ögüz, we head straight to the picturesque town of Karakol, one of Kyrgyzstan’s top tourist destinations. Upon arrival, we check into a comfortable hotel, where you can relax after the journey.

A traditional Asian temple with ornate blue roofing, yellow columns, and vibrant blue and orange window shutters, surrounded by greenery.
A traditional wooden church with green-domed golden crosses on top, surrounded by trees and colorful flowers, under a blue sky with some clouds.
Map showing a route through Kyrgyzstan with multiple labeled points from Tashkent to near Almaty.

In Karakol, we dive into a mix of culture and relaxation: visit local museums, enjoy the beach on the shores of Lake Issyk-Kul, and unwind in nearby hot springs surrounded by beautiful mountain landscapes. A perfect ending to a day full of discovery

Jalal-Abad & Osh Tour: Discover the Authentic South of Kyrgyzstan

Map showing a route from Ashgabat to the Kyrgyzstan border, passing through multiple cities including Karakol, Naryn, Tashkent, and Almaty, with the route marked and key points labeled from A to G.

Welcome to the heart of Southern Kyrgyzstan — a land of rich Eastern traditions, ancient heritage, unforgettable cuisine, and the most budget-friendly experiences in the country.

Night view of an illuminated grand archway with decorative lighting, columns, and a clock at the top, with cars passing underneath and a dark sky in the background.
Tea setup on a patterned rug with a mountain view, green trees, and a bench with a purple pillow and woven cushion.

Our journey begins at 8:00 AM, when we pick you up from your hotel and set off toward the south, winding through majestic mountain passes that will make you feel why over 70% of Kyrgyzstan is covered in mountains.

Around 10:00 AM, we’ll stop for breakfast at a cozy roadside café. The road to Jalal-Abad takes approximately 8–11 hours, with frequent scenic stops and a lunch break — either in a traditional yurt or a local café.

Scenic mountain landscape with a winding road leading to small buildings at the base, surrounded by green hills and colorful mountain peaks in the background.
A tall waterfall cascading down a rocky cliff into a pool below, with three people standing on the rocks nearby.
A scenic landscape with tall green trees, mountains in the background, and a small structure with a red roof in the foreground. Part of a rolled-up tent or fabric caravan is visible on the right.

Upon arrival, we’ll head straight to one of the most magical places in the south: Arslanbob — home to the largest walnut forest in the world. Here, surrounded by mountains and fresh air, you’ll enjoy a local-style dinner and spend the night in nature.

The next morning, after breakfast, we’ll explore the area’s lush landscapes and peaceful village life. Highlights include visiting two stunning waterfalls and a horseback ride through the walnut forest. Lunch will be offered on-site, depending on your preference.

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Historic brick building with intricate carvings and arched doorways, partially covered by scaffolding and surrounded by a grassy area.

Next, we’ll journey to the Sary-Chelek Biosphere Reserve, a true gem of Kyrgyzstan known for its crystal-clear lake, rare plants, and protected wildlife. You’ll have the chance to swim in the lake, enjoy a picnic, and hike to nearby smaller lakes — a nature lover’s paradise.

On the following day, we head to historic Osh, but not without a stop in Uzgen to explore the Uzgen Minaret — a unique monument of ancient architecture. Breakfast will be on the way.

Sunset view from a mountain trail overlooking a cityscape with rocky terrain and a railing along the path.

In Osh, we’ll climb the sacred Sulayman-Too Mountain, explore its cave museum, and enjoy a traditional lunch in a unique three-story yurt. You’ll have the rest of the day to discover the local culture and vibrant city life.

By evening, we’ll take a domestic flight back to Bishkek, carrying unforgettable memories of the South’s nature, history, and hospitality

Who are the kyrgyz people?

Issyk-Kul Lake — The Second Largest Alpine Lake
Issyk-Kul is the world’s second-largest saline lake and the tenth-largest lake by volume. It never freezes, even in winter, thanks to its salinity and geothermal activity.

Nomadic Heritage
Kyrgyz people have a rich nomadic culture dating back thousands of years. Many traditions, like living in yurts (traditional tents), horseback riding, and eagle hunting, are still alive today.

Eagle Hunting Tradition
One of the oldest and rarest forms of hunting is practiced here — using trained golden eagles to hunt foxes and hares. This tradition has been passed down for over 2,000 years.

The Silk Road Passed Through Kyrgyzstan
Ancient trade routes linking the East and West ran through Kyrgyzstan. You can still visit historical sites like caravanserais and old trading towns along the Silk Road.

Thousands of Alpine Lakes
Besides Issyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan boasts thousands of alpine lakes with crystal-clear water, making it a paradise for hikers and nature lovers.

Kyrgyzstan Is One of the Most Sparsely Populated Countries in the World
With a population of about 7 million spread across a large mountainous territory, you can experience vast wilderness and untouched nature.

Hospitality and Tea Culture
Kyrgyz people are famous for their hospitality. Offering guests “kumis” (fermented mare’s milk) and traditional tea is an important custom.

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Contact Us

Explore Kyrgyzstan Your Way
Mountains, lakes, canyons, and nomadic culture – we create individual tours just for you.

No groups, no rush – only your pace and your dream route.
Write us for prices and more info!