Disabilities tours in Kyrgyzstan

Dear ladies and gentlemen!
Having researched the tourist market in Kyrgyzstan, we came to the conclusion that we do not have tourist companies that can fully serve people with disabilities. We decided to fix it and start serving people with disabilities. For this we bought a special transport with a lift for wheelchairs. In addition, we taught our guides and drivers how to work with people with disabilities.

We also check many hotels on the conditions for people with disabilities, and chose all that meet the requirements for people with disabilities.

Examined a lot of museums on the conditions for people with disabilities.

Now we can serve people with disabilities in full

Below you can read our first program for the disabled. We will not stop on this, and we will continue to develop this direction.

Day 1: Bishkek city tour

This entire day is dedicated to a guided tour of Bishkek. It includes visiting Pobeda Square (Victory Square), Duboviy Park (Oak Park), Central Ala-Too Square, the History Museum, National Philharmonic, and many others places of interest. But no tour of Bishkek is complete without visiting our Asian Bazaar! We will show it to you today and you will be able to take a lot of dynamic photos of bustling local life. This bazaar is a noisy and colorful tapestry of fabrics, produce, and people selling and buying goods. Traditional dinner will be served at 7 p.m. You will spend the night in a hotel.

Day 2: Bishkek – Chon Kemin 180 km

The day starts with breakfast at 8 o’clock. Then you will be transferred to Chon Kemin gorge. On route to the gorge you will visit Burana Tower. It is a minaret dating from the 11th century. Burana Tower served as a sign along the Great Silk Road to let travelers know there was a city and place to have a rest. Nearby you will see an open air museum of Balbans (stone warriors). These grave-stones look like warriors as they were made in honor of brave soldiers who died for their Motherland. After your excursion there is a scenic transfer to Chon Kemin gorge. On this night you will have the opportunity to enjoy a home stay, and a Kyrgyz family will prepare a nice dinner for you.

Day 3: Chon Kemin – Cholpon Ata 150 km

Today you will be transferred to the celestial Issyk Kul Lake, the second largest alpine lake in the world (1608m.above sea level). Its length is 180 km and it is 60 km wide. The lake is called "the pearl of Central Asia". For more than 1 500 years local people considered the lake to be a sacred one. Thanks to the salty water, Lake Issyk Kul possesses curative qualities. You can come up to the lake and to see mountains all around it. At Soviet period the heads of governments had their houses near the lake to have a rest. Your dinner will be in a local restaurant. Night is in a hotel.

Day 4: Cholpon Ata – Karakol 150 km

The day starts with breakfast at 8 o’clock. Afterwards, you will start your trip to Karakol city. On the way, we will take a short break to give you the opportunity to visit ancient stone inscriptions (dating back to 800 B.C.). These petroglyphs were made more than 2000 years ago by shamans. All these stones are still in their original places as they were at that the time. You can see a panorama view of the Issyk Kul Lake from this place – back then the people thought that it was the middle of the world. Then we will continue our way to the town of Karakol along the northern shore of the lake. The night is spent in a guesthouse.

Day 5: Karakol – Jeti Oguz 40 km

In the morning we will visit you will see Russian Orthodox Church and a Dungan mosque. Then is transfer to famous gorge of Jeti Oguz Red Rocks it’s famous for its red rock formations that are called the Seven Bulls – Jeti Oguz. Also you will see Broken Heart Mountain. We will take as many photos there! There are yurts in the gorge and people can offer you Kumis to drink. It is a national drink that is made from fermented mare’s milk, and it is mildly alcoholic. Your dinner and night will be in nomadic felt dwellings, yurts.

Day 6: Jeti Oguz – Kajisay 100 km

For the first half of the day you will have a rest near your yurt camp. It will be possible to meet real nomads. They come to these mountains in the summertime with their cattle. Nomadic families do not live in one place all the time. Every month they move from one pasture to another in order to have better pastures. Nomads still live in their felt houses yurts because it is easier and more portable to transfer from place to place. It takes just one hour to collapse or to erect a yurt. After lunch in yurts you will travel to Kajisay village. This time we will drive along the southern shore of IssykKulLake. This is a great chance to see the whole lake from all sides. Night is in a guesthouse.

Day 7: Tamga – Bishkek 300 km

Today we will drive to Bishkek city. This time we will drive along the southern shore of IssykKulLake. This is a great chance to see the whole lake from all sights. We will have a break in Bokonbaeva village, where we meet a local eagle-hunter. There are still some people in villages that continue this ancient way of hunting in our days. They train eagles and hawks when they are young and every winter go with them to the mountains for hunting. You will find out many interesting facts about this way of hunting and you will be able to take photo while keeping the bird on your hand! Dinner will be in a restaurant in Bishkek. Night is in a hotel.

Day 8: Bishkek – Airport

Price per person:

2 pax – 1000$

4 pax – 850$

6 pax – 800$

Sgl.spl - 200$

Service includes:
- Transport
- Full board
- Accommodation:

Bishkek-Golden Tulip****

Chonkemin-guest house Ashu

Cholpon ata – Azure***

Karakol-Karagat****

Jety oguz – yurt camp