7-Day Tour Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan

Two countries over seven days

Zhety Oguz cliffs

Zhety Oguz cliffs

The name of the gorge translates as Seven Bulls

The gorge is also famous for Broken Heart Rock. Lovers come here to take photos together and propose.

The Jeti-Oguz resort, renowned for its therapeutic thermal springs, is located in the gorge.

If you travel deeper into the gorge, you can spend the night in a yurt camp, hike to the Maiden Braids waterfall, and go horseback riding.

Our start point

A lifeline in the steppe — the Reservoir powers the region and fuels recreation, from fishing to beach adventures near Almaty

Aktau Mountains

Hike through the otherworldly lanscape — a maze of colored cliffs and ancient canyons waiting to be explored in Altyn-Emel's wild heart

Basepoint of any trip to the Altyn Emel National Park

A natural wonder that emits a deep, resonant hum when the wind moves its sands—a rare and mysterious desert phenomenon

Vast cliffs, winding gorges, and the iconic Valley of Castles, carved by nature over millions of years

Saty village is a gateway to Kolsay Lakes

Lower Kolsay lake

One of the most stunning mountain lakes in Kazakhstan

Middle Kolsay lake

The middle (second) Kolsai lake (Mynzhylgy) is located at an altitude of 2252, the largest of the three lakes.

Kaindy Lake is famous for its turquoise waters and submerged trees.

Charming town of Karakol, situated in the eastern part of Kyrgyzstan

Zhety Oguz cliffs

The name of the gorge translates as Seven Bulls

Barskoon Valley

The valley connects the southern shore of Lake-Issyk-Kul to the inland Ala-Bel plateau

The relief of the Arabel valley is represented by syrts, wide sloping valleys, bordered by mountains

Fairytale Canyon