Private Central Asia Tours
Welcome to our Central Asia tour, where you can discover the fascinating culture, history, and natural landscapes of one of the world’s most enchanting regions. Central Asia is a treasure trove of unique experiences and adventures, with a rich history that spans thousands of years and a diverse culture that blends nomadic, Islamic, and Soviet influences. With a private tour, you have the freedom to choose your own itinerary, travel at your own pace, and focus on the destinations and activities that interest you the most.
Our private tour service caters to individuals, couples, families, and small groups who want to have a unique and exclusive travel experience. If you are interested in discovering the enchanting realm of Central Asia, contact us now to start planning your dream tour.
Where You Can Travel with Us in 2022 & 2023
Our tour offers a range of itineraries and destinations, including Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan. Our expert guides will take you on a journey of discovery, visiting ancient Silk Road cities, stunning mountain ranges, picturesque nomadic yurts, bustling bazaars, and delicious local cuisine.
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Most Recommended Private Tours
A private tour allows you to avoid the crowds, and enjoy more personalized attention and service from our professional guides and staff. If you have no ideas, we have several popular tours for your reference, which are also fine choices.
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Treasures of Tajikistan
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Gems of Kyrgyzstan
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The Hidden Riches Of Central AsiaCentral Asia is fast becoming the must-see region on travel itineraries. The nations of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgystan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan are the ultimate destinations for those seeking the trip of a lifetime on the road less traveled.
The Stans Map & Highlights
1. Ala Archa National Park
Just 40km from Bishkek, Ala Archa is towered over by the 4,000m-plus peaks of the Kyrgyz Alatau Range. It’s a captivating expanse of rugged rise and fall, with deep glacial canyons, too, and easy walking along the Ala Archa river. Hiking here is bliss, with half day walks to waterfalls or a day long climb to the foot of the Ak-Say glacier.
2. Almaty
Once Kazakhstan’s capital, Almaty remains the favoured city of many Kazakhs, thanks to its pleasant climate, snowcapped mountain backdrop and cosmopolitan vibe. Modern Almaty showcases the nation’s wealth in its glitzy downtown streets, but historic sites include the wooden Zhenkov Cathedral, built without nails. From here, take a daytrip to the Tamgaly petroglyphs, carved into the rock during the Bronze Age.
3. Altyn-Emel National Park
This park protects a huge area of Kazakh desert and rocky landscapes. It’s known for its ‘singing dunes’ which hum and vibrate in the wind, and for the colourfully striped Aktau Mountains. The 100m deep Charyn Canyon lies to the south, cleaving the endless, open plains surrounding it. It’s actually five canyons and its most famous, the Valley of the Castles, is Central Asia’s answer to the Grand Canyon.
4. Ashgabat
Turkmenistan’s bizarre and OTT capital was rebuilt in the 1990s after the 1948 earthquake which killed 110,000 people. White marble buildings, boulevards and fountains give it a Vegas feel, while its numerous monuments are futuristic and flat-out weird. Visit the excellent National Museum, the Carpet Museum – see the world’s biggest carpet! – and the open-air Tolkuchka bazaar, which sells red Turkmen rugs and camels.
5. Bukhara
Easy to walk around and wonderfully relaxed, Bukhara is both living museum and thriving city. It has 140-odd protected buildings, some spanning 1,000 years, and its center is packed with stupendous Islamic mosques, Madrassas and minarets. Beyond this, the atmospheric streets throng with Uzbek families who have lived here for generations. Soak up the Silk Road history then sit back and enjoy a snapshot of local life.
6. Darvaza gas crater
This utterly unexpected sight is a 30m deep pit of flaming methane in the middle of Turkmenistan’s magically bleak Karakam desert. The crater has been nicknamed ‘the door to hell’ and its origin is shrouded in mystery, but it’s been burning for some 40 years. Camp here to appreciate its bizarre glowing beauty and heat at night, when passing birds circle above, attracted by its searchlight beam.
7. Iskander Kul
Overexcited writers often describe lakes as ‘turquoise’ but Iskander Kul really is. Lying on the northern slopes of the Gissar Range in Tajikistan’s Fann Mountains, this glacial lake looks a striking opal blue in the sun. It lies at an altitude of over 2,000m, so it’s pretty cold for swimming in. Instead, hike around its peaceful shores, admiring the bird life and surrounding mountains.
8. Khiva
Fascinating Khiva was a key stop on the Silk Road and became one of the most powerful khanates of the 19th century. Unlike equally historic Samarkand and Bukhara where life goes on, here life has been frozen. The historic old town, Ichan Qala, is so well preserved it’s almost eerie walking down its mud walled alleys. Local people can’t buy property here; it has to be passed down through families.
9. Kyrgyzstan’s Lakes
Beautiful Song Kul is a 3,000m high glacial lake bordered by a vast landscape of mountains and meadows, dotted with yurts that are home to seasonal families of nomads. To the northeast, Issyk Kul is Kyrgyzstan’s largest lake. Utterly beautiful, it’s held in high regard by the Kyrgyz, and known locally as ‘the pearl of the Tien Shan’, the massive mountain range that protects it.
10. Pamir Highway
The Pamir Highway, aka the M41, runs from Osh in Kyrgyzstan through Tajikistan, and into Uzbekistan and Afghanistan. It’s the only continuous route through this mountainous terrain, and in Tajikistan it winds below the Hindu Kush, Karakoram and Tien Shan ranges. Dotted with homestays, hot springs and quirky markets, it’s a fascinating route, but traveling on ‘the roof of the world’ can be gruelling, with many sections unpaved.
11. Samarkand
No city is more synonymous with the Silk Road’s former majesty than spectacular Samarkand, with the architecture of its Registan square decorated with polished gold, emerald and turquoise tiles. If it looks like new, that’s because it is – since Independence in 1991, Uzbekistan has seen a flowering of traditional crafts, and Timur’s formerly crumbling buildings have been restored to gleaming glory.
Why Choose Us ?
Efficient
Our customer service staff will contact you as soon as they receive the inquiry and tailor-made the appropriate route according to your requests.
Professional
We have professional English guides who are responsible, patient and experienced and don’t have to worry about any language barriers.
Comfortable
Our hotel standard is 4-or-5-star, as well as remote locations or scenic areas in the best condition of the stay, is guaranteed to give you a comfortable experience.
Reliable
We have been in tourism for 20 years. Our aim is to treat each customer sincerely like a friend and make sure that customers will not regret choosing us.
