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Date
Tour
Days
Status
Price
May 14 2026
22 days
Available
4 790 USD
4 311 USD -10%
May 14 2026
19 days
Available
3 990 USD
May 14 2026
15 days
Available
2 990 USD
May 14 2026
9-day Kyrgyzstan Group Tour
Departure 14 May 2026
Status Low Availability
9 days
Low Availability
1 490 USD
May 14 2026
11 days
Low Availability
1 790 USD
Jun 14 2026
14 days
Low Availability
2 330 USD
Aug 02 2026
7-day Kyrgyzstan Moto Tour
Departure 02 Aug 2026
Status Low Availability
7 days
Low Availability
2 120 USD

Central Asia Group Tours

Hazrat Khizr Mosque in Samarkand| Travel Land Group tour
from 4311 USD -10% OFF
on 14 May 2026
Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan Uzbekistan Tajikistan Turkmenistan
Discover the legendary Silk Road on our immersive Central Asia Group Tour through Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.
Central mosque in Bishkek | Travel Land Group tour
from 3989 USD
on 10 Jun 2027
Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan Uzbekistan
Begin in Bishkek: Issyk-Kul dawns, Son-Kul yurts, mountain trails. Via Charyn and Almaty to Dushanbe’s Silk Road spirit and Khujand’s color. Finish in Tashkent: markets, teahouses, domes. 19 days of roads and bazaars, horseback rides and starry nights, past Jeti-Ögüz cliffs and Chon-Kemin pastures.
Kyrgyz tunduk |Travel Land Group tour
from 2090 USD
on 13 May 2027
Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan Uzbekistan
This tour will take you to magnificent mountains of Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan where you will enjoy the view of breathtaking valleys, crystal clear rivers, and spectacular gorges. 

Central Asia Private Tours

The Great Silk Road tour | Travel Land Private tour
from 5254 USD
Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan Uzbekistan Tajikistan Turkmenistan
Experience the essence of the Silk Road on a 22-day odyssey across the Five Stans—where ancient cities, mountain landscapes, and vibrant cultures meet.
Turkmenistan Kunya Urgench Turarbek Khanum Mausoleum Private tour
from 4494 USD
Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan Uzbekistan Tajikistan
A fascinating 4-country journey through Central Asia’s diverse landscapes, traditions, and Silk Road heritage — experience the timeless charm of Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
Nomadic life of Uzbek people | Travel Land Private tour
from 2679 USD
Kazakhstan Uzbekistan Tajikistan Central Asia Kyrgyzstan
Discover Central Asia’s hidden gems across Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Tajikistan — a 15-day adventure through the majestic lands of the three Stans.

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    Central Asia Travel FAQ

    Central Asia’s Stans – Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan – are full of amazing culture, history, and landscapes.

    The best time to visit Central Asia really depends on what you want to do, since the weather can vary a lot. With four distinct seasons, there’s a perfect time for everyone.

    While traveling across Central Asia in June and July, you can encounter a wide range of weather—from scorching 45°C heat in Uzbekistan to freezing temperatures along the shores of Song Kul in Kyrgyzstan. Some mountain passes were still heavily snow-covered even in June.

    Kyrgyzstan: Spring and autumn have changing weather. In summer, light clothes for the valleys, warm clothes for the mountains. Sunscreen and durable hiking boots are a must, especially around Song-Kol Lake.
    Best time to visit Kyrgyzstan: from April to October. It is a high mountain country, so most mountain passes are inaccessible from November to March.

    Kazakhstan: Expect extremes! Almaty winters can drop below -10°C (14°F) and summers hit 35°C (95°F). Wear layers and bring good hiking shoes if you’re going outdoors.
    Best time to visit Kazakhstan: from April to October. Winter (from the December to February) are really cold months.

    Tajikistan: Summer city heat is intense, but the mountains are cool – pack both light and warm layers. Bring a good water bottle, sunscreen, and hiking boots for the Pamirs.
    Best time to visit Tajikistan: from April to October. It is a high mountain country, so most mountain passes are inaccessible from November to March.

    Uzbekistan: Summers are hot and dry, so lightweight clothes, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are essential. Comfortable walking shoes are needed for exploring cities like Samarkand and Bukhara.
    Best time to visit Uzbekistan: Spring (March, April & May) and in Autumn (September, October, November). Summer in this country is very hot and dry, the air temperature can reach +45C.

    Turkmenistan: Summers are burning hot, so pack light clothes, sunscreen, and lots of water. Winters can be chilly at night – bring layers. Comfortable shoes are a must for exploring Ashgabat.
    Best time to visit Turkmenistan: from March to June and from September to November, when temperatures are moderate and ideal for sightseeing.

    Central Asian people are very open and kind, well known for their hospitality. Welcoming guests is an important part of their culture. When entering a home, it is customary to remove your shoes.

    The dress style in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan is generally casual and relaxed, with no strict rules about clothing. Feel free to pack your usual travel clothes, such as shorts and T-shirts for the summer season. However, when visiting religious sites such as mosques or mausoleums, you should dress modestly and avoid clothing that exposes too much of the body.

    We do not recommend wearing tank tops, singlets, or any type of clothing that leaves shoulders or backs bare, especially when visiting remote areas and villages.

    In Uzbekistan, modest clothing is particularly appreciated in historical sites and villages.
    Light summer clothes are fine for city touring, but shoulders and knees should be covered in mosques and mausoleums.

    In Turkmenistan, clothing is more conservative than in other Central Asian countries.
    Even in cities, revealing clothing is discouraged, especially for women. Shorts and sleeveless tops are generally inappropriate in public, except in private or tourist resort areas.


    While traveling in Central Asia, you will need different kind of cloththes from 0*C to +40*C.

    The region is very diverse: deserts, grassy steppes, green valleys, high mountains.

    The weather in the mountains can change quickly. You might start the day with sunshine and end up in heavy rain or even snow.
    Mountain temperatures are cooler than in cities and it gets colder the higher you go.

    Be ready for any weather. Bring layers and choose comfortable, practical clothes

    While you are planning a trip to Central Asia - The good question is which clothes should be packed to the suitcase.
    So, here are some tips:

    What to wear for men-travelers:

    • T-shirts
    • Long-sleeve tops
    • Collared shirts
    • Sweaters
    • Knee-length shorts
    • Full-length pants
    • Comfortable sneakers or sandals

    What to wear for women-travelers:

    • Loose tops and T-shirts that cover the chest and stomach, or long-sleeved shirts, blouses, or sweaters that are comfortable and not tight.
    • Knee-length shorts, dresses, or skirts;
    • Long, loose trousers and/or maxi dresses and skirts
    • Leggings, paired with a long shirt or tunic for coverage
    • Comfortable footwear such as sneakers or sandals
    • A scarf to cover your shoulders or head when visiting religious sites

    Central Asian cuisine is tasty, filling and full of variety. It comes from nomadic traditions and the Silk Road. You can find grilled meats, stews, noodles, dumplings and rice dishes.

    Are you vegetarian? – No problem. There are plenty of options for every diet in Central Asia.

    Common ingredients are dairy, flatbreads, vegetables and meat (like lamb, beef or horse),. Some popular dishes are shashlik (grilled meat on skewers), plov (rice with meat and vegetables) and manty (steamed dumplings).

    While travelling in Central Asia you can taste common dishes and ingredients:

    • Shashlik: Marinated meat skewers, grilled to perfection, similar to shish kebab.
    • Plov: A classic rice dish cooked with meat, carrots, and onions; regional variations may include dried fruits and nuts.
    • Manty: Large steamed dumplings stuffed with minced meat, onions, and fat.
    • Lagman: A hearty noodle dish with tender strips of meat and fresh vegetables.
    • Samsa: Savory pastries, often baked in a tandoor, filled with meat, pumpkin, or potatoes.
    • Borscht: A traditional beet-based soup widely enjoyed across the region.
    • Kuurdak: A one-pot dish of fried meat, potatoes, and onions.
    • Bishbarmak: Wide, flat noodles served with boiled potatoes, onions, and meat in a flavorful broth.
    • Bread: Freshly baked flatbreads, such as tandyr nan, are a staple at almost every meal.

    If your trip to Central Asia mainly involves visiting cities, sightseeing or staying in hotels, then a regular suitcase or trolley bag will be perfectly fine.

    You’ll be moving around mostly on smooth streets, sidewalks and paved roads, so rolling a suitcase - will be easy and convenient.

    • Small daypack for city excursions
    • First aid & Travel kit (Anti-diarrheal medicine, Paracetamol, Altitude sickness pills, Motion sickness pills)
    • Toiletries Hand sanitizer, Wet wipes, Toilet-paper, Travel towel, shampoo and body wash, Sun block and lip balm etc)
    • Water bottle
    • Electronics & Camera gear (Travel adaptor, Portable charger, Camera gear)
    • Other useful things for travel (Swimsuit, Head light, Ear plugs, Travel Guides etc)

    Book your Central Asia Travel Package is simple & fast - Just few steps and your Central Asia journey is scheduled:

    1. Choose the Central Asia tour package which suits your travel dates
    2. Submit your booking request to Travel Land team
    3. Make a deposit for the tour via secured payment system and secure your place in Central Asia Group Tour

    Here you can find our Booking Terms & Conditions.


    Want to have an Individual Tailor-Made Central Asia trip?Contact Travel Land Local Experts and plan your individual Central Asia tour package.


    • Email: info@trvlland.com
    • Phone: +996700900895

    What Routes We Offer for Central Asia Tours

    If you want to explore this to its fullest, you can join one of our offered Central Asia tours –  The Great Silk Road, The Five Stans, and Discover Central Asia. Simply look through each of these guided tours, weigh down their perks and benefits, and pick the option that reflects your needs the best.

    The Great Silk Road

    The Silk Road trip is the main inviting card of Central Asia tourism. With our 15-day group tour, you will explore all the ins and outs of the key five countries related to the Silk Road – Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, and Tajikistan. You will begin your journey from the capital Ashgabat, travel over the city's vital spots, then head to Merv in Mary, visit Bukhara, Samarkand, Tashkent, and Almaty, and wrap up your experience at Bishkek. You will also visit the popular Charyn Canyon and get to enjoy the natural beauty of Son Kul Lake.

    The Five Stans

    The next one in our Central Asia tour packages is a 15-day group tour that spans five countries. Each guide and driver is experienced and well-versed in all regulations for foreign visitors. This tour will let you discover many ancient mosques, go sightseeing in Merv, visit the Kolsai Lakes, discover Jety Oguz gorge and experience the famous bazaar in Dushanbe.

    Discover Central Asia

    With this Central Asia travel tour, you will have fully loaded 15 days for an unforgettable and unique holiday. The trip brings you the ancient flavor of well-known traditional countries – Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan. You will get to see the famous Medeo gorge, stroll around Almaty, then visit the Burana Tower in the Chuy Valley, and go sightseeing in the kingdom of the Timurids Dynasty in Samarkand.

    Traveling through Central Asia and joining overland tours in this region is like stepping back in time and getting closely acquainted with the Silk Road countries where cultures and crafts once thrived. Central Asia is a regal region with deep roots in nomadic culture and the Great Silk Road. It has long been a crossroads where ideas, goods, and people from across Eurasia converge. Thus, an all-inclusive trip to Central Asia is the best chance to discover multiple countries, each with its own beauty, all within your upcoming vacations.

    What Routes We Offer for Central Asia Tours

    If you want to explore this to its fullest, you can join one of our offered Central Asia tours –  The Great Silk Road, The Five Stans, and Discover Central Asia. Simply look through each of these guided tours, weigh down their perks and benefits, and pick the option that reflects your needs the best.

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