14D12N Best Of Central Asia (Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan)
14D12N Best Of Central Asia (Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan)
Experience the rich heritage and culture of Central Asia, from the stunning architecture of Uzbekistan to the majestic landscapes of Kyrgyzstan, and the futuristic city of Kazakhstan, you will witness the unique blend of old and new. Join us on an unforgettable adventure through the region! ✈️
Songkok Rating: 5
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Special Departures
2025: Sep 14 | Oct 19
Inclusions & Highlights
- Prayer Time Observed
- Journey Through the Silk Road
- High-Speed Rail Experience (Afrosiyob Train to Samarkand)
- 2 Domestic Flights (Tashkent → Bishkek, Bishkek → Almaty)
- Visiting UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Registan Square, Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum, Shakhi Zinda Complex)
- 12 Nights Comprehensive Program
- Scenic Cable Car & Mountain Excursions (Chimgan, Amirsoy Resort, Kok-Tobe)
- Cultural Immersion Experiences (Falcon Show, Paper-Making Factory, Local Family Lunch)
- Iconic Nature Visits (Issyk Lake, Charyn Canyon, Ala Archa National Park, Issyk-Kul)
- Free Travel Insurance
Tour Itinerary
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- Check-in at Singapore Changi Airport, where your dream holiday begins!
( Dinner )
- Arrival at Tashkent.
( Breakfast, Lunch )
- Chimgan Mountain - a 3309m main peak dominating the valley, the most ecological part of Uzbekistan and a part of the Ugam-Chatkal National Park. Due to its beauty and health-improving properties, it is referred to as "Uzbek Switzerland". The word “Chimgan” or “Chim yon is translated as “green grass”, or “green valley.”
- Cable Car to Amirsoy Resort – A scenic ride to 2,290m altitude, revealing snow-capped peaks, rolling meadows, and crisp mountain air, ideal for hiking, photography, and relaxation.
- Lunch at a Local Restaurant Chinarars (800-900 Years Trees and Petroglyphs) - known for its beautiful natural conditions and excellent cuisine, it is a popular tourist destination. The restaurant features a garden created by Japanese landscape designer Kozo Iwatani, which preserves the rich vegetation of the area, including century-old plane trees and shrubs, providing an untouched, elegant, and grace-filled experience.
( Breakfast, Lunch )
- Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum – A modest tomb for Timur, his sons, and grandsons, featuring beautiful tilework and a dome. It's a must-see for its grand effect at night when the building is spotlit.
- Registan Square – Located in Samarkand's ancient city, a city included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2001, is a renowned architectural ensemble showcasing oriental architecture. It is surrounded by Shir-Dor and Ulugh Bek Madrassah.
- Bibi-Khanum Mosque – A Timurid Renaissance masterpiece, it is a significant and beautiful 15th-century Islamic mosque in Samarkand.
- Siyab Bazaar – Go on an interesting adventure and experience the lively atmosphere of the ancient city. Bazaars were strategic points in the Great Silk Road trade development.
- Shakhi Zinda Complex – A renowned necropolis in Samarkand, is a stunning site with a rich history dating back to the 14th century.
( Breakfast, Lunch )
- Imam al-Bukhari Mausoleum (exterior) – A revered site honoring the great Islamic scholar Imam al-Bukhari. The mausoleum features elegant architecture with intricate tilework and serene surroundings, making it a profound spiritual and historical landmark.
- Konigil Village Paper Mill - immerse yourself in the fascinating art of traditional paper-making, where skilled artisans transform mulberry bark into exquisite handmade paper using ancient techniques. This centuries-old craft offers a glimpse into the region's rich heritage and makes for a truly memorable experience.
- Ulugbek Observatory - built in 1428-1429 on a hill in Samarkand. The three-story, round building, 46 meters wide and 30 meters high, featured a large instrument for observing the Moon, Sun, and other celestial bodies.
( Breakfast, Lunch )
- Khast Imam Complex - This complex houses the world-famous Quran of Caliph Uthman, a significant religious artifact dating back to the 7th century.
- Chorsu Bazaar - Tashkent Bazaar Chorsu, a century-old bazaar located on the city's main square, has remained unchanged in its traditional architecture. It features domed large premises to protect against heat and dust in the hot and dry Asian climate.
( Breakfast, Lunch )
- Ala-Archa National Park - Located in the Tian Shan Mountains, this park is named after the Ala-Archa River and is known for its juniper trees, which are considered sacred in Kyrgyz culture. Enjoy a leisurely hike and take in the stunning alpine scenery.
- Ala-Too Square - The central square of Bishkek, featuring the Manas Monument (dedicated to the national hero of Kyrgyzstan) and the Flagpole, one of the tallest in Central Asia.
- Osh Bazaar - A bustling market where you can find everything from spices and dried fruits to traditional Kyrgyz handicrafts like shyrdaks (felt carpets).
( Breakfast, Lunch )
- Pobeda Square & Oak Park – A tribute to WWII soldiers, with Soviet-style war memorials. Adjacent Oak Park is filled with historical sculptures and shaded walking paths.
- Issyk-Kul Lake – The world’s second-largest alpine lake, known as the “Pearl of Kyrgyzstan”. Its mild climate, crystal-clear waters, and scenic backdrop of snow-capped mountains make it a perfect retreat.
- Medeu Skating Rink and Ski resort - Enjoy the nature & scenic view of the ice skating rink Medeu, located at an altitude of 1691.2 meters above sea level, is known thruout the world.
- Kok-Tobe Hill – Take a cable car ride to the highest point in Almaty for panoramic city views, and visit the Almaty TV Tower, one of the tallest freestanding structures in Central Asia.
( Breakfast, Lunch )
- Regional Museum & Petroglyphs – Features ancient artifacts and rock carvings dating back to 1500 BC, depicting hunting, spiritual rituals, and nomadic life of early Kyrgyz civilizations.
- Tokmok Village – A charming rural village offering insight into Kyrgyz daily life, where visitors can experience local traditions, warm hospitality, and authentic home-cooked cuisine in a traditional Kyrgyz family setting.
- Burana Tower & Open-Air Museum – A 9th-century minaret, once part of a Silk Road city, surrounded by mysterious balbal stone statues and ancient manuscripts, offering a glimpse into Karakhanid Empire history.
- Return to Bishkek – A scenic drive through Kyrgyzstan’s stunning countryside, passing mountainous landscapes, rivers, and vast valleys, returning to the capital for an evening at leisure.
( Breakfast, Lunch )
- Shopping in Almaty - Malls, Markets & Souvenirs - Almaty, Kazakhstan’s largest city, blends modern and traditional shopping. Explore luxury malls, local markets, and unique Kazakh crafts.
( Breakfast, Lunch )
- Charyn Canyon – Explore Kazakhstan’s natural wonder, often called the “Grand Canyon of Central Asia,” with towering red cliffs and dramatic landscapes.
- Valley of Castles – Walk through whimsical rock formations shaped by wind and water, creating castle-like structures over millions of years.
( Breakfast, Lunch )
- Panfilov Park – One of the oldest and most beautiful parks in Almaty, dedicated to the heroes of World War II.
- Central Mosque of Almaty, Pushkina 16 - One of Kazakhstan’s largest mosques, built in 1999, showcasing a golden dome, intricate calligraphy, and a serene prayer hall, blending traditional Islamic architecture with modern Kazakh design.
( Breakfast, Lunch )
- Issyk Lake – A serene alpine lake located at 1,760 meters above sea level, surrounded by forests and mountains.
- Traditional Falcon Show – Witness the ancient art of eagle hunting, a UNESCO-recognized tradition in Kazakhstan.
( Breakfast )
- Transfer to the airport for your flight back to Singapore, filled with unforgettable memories of Central Asia’s rich history, breathtaking nature, and vibrant culture.
