The tour begins with a scenic drive from Almaty to Bishkek, crossing picturesque landscapes, snow-capped mountains, and verdant valleys. May stop at serene view points along the way, and local eateries for meals.

Osh Bazaar offers an authentic local experience with fresh produce, spices, textiles, and souvenirs. It's a vibrant cultural hub, perfect for tasting Kyrgyz cuisine, exploring handicrafts, and experiencing the local way of life.

Nestled in the majestic Tian Shan mountains, Ala Archa National Park is a must-visit destination in Kyrgyzstan. You can choose to leisurely walk along picturesque trails or challenge yourself with a short hike toward the Ak-Sai waterfall.

First stop of the day at Burana Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this ancient minaret, dating back to the 11th century, offers a glimpse into the rich Silk Road history of Kyrgyzstan.

Driving along Issyk Kul, a vast saline lake, never freezes despite alpine surroundings, offering stunning views and rich biodiversity.

We will arrive in Bokonbaevo where you can experience the ancient art of eagle hunting by skilled hunters.

Continue our drive along the Issyk Kul, we will visit Fairytale Canyon, or Skazka Canyon, is a mesmerising destination known for its vivid red, orange, and yellow hues rock formations. Easy to explore, the canyon offers a short walk with breathtaking views of lake in the distance.

Barskoon, on the other hand, is renowned for its breathtaking waterfalls and serene natural beauty. It's a perfect spot for hiking, picnics, and photography.

Jety Oguz, or the "Seven Bulls," is a stunning valley famous for its dramatic red sandstone cliffs, resembling seven bulls and a "Broken Heart" formation. This iconic natural wonder is steeped in local legends, adding a mystical allure.

Altyn Arashan, located in the Tien Shan mountain range, the area is famous for its snow-capped peaks, lush meadows, and hot springs, which are believed to have therapeutic properties. Remember to bring your bathing suit along!

Hiking to the valley takes about 5 hours. Alternatives could be a 2-hour horse riding or renting a Russian van, both at additional cost.

Leaving Altyn Arashan, we will move towards Jyrgalan Valley, this valley offers a plethora of outdoor adventures such as trekking, horseback riding, mountain biking and more.

In the valley, you will also visit Tulpar Tash, a 8-metre high sacred boulder. It is said to be linked to heroic warriors and their winged horses, embodying courage, strength, and spiritual significance.

On this day, we will cross over to Kazakhstan via Karkara Valley, promising panoramic mountain views along the way.

Nestled in Kazakhstan's Tian Shan Mountains, Kaindy Lake is famous for its submerged forest, with towering tree trunks rising from its crystal-clear waters—a result of a 1911 earthquake. One of the most popular attractions of Kazakhstan.

Kolsai Lakes are known for their breathtaking natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic alpine landscapes. Often called the "Pearls of the Tien Shan," the three interconnected lakes are famous for their pristine, turquoise waters, set in a picturesque valley, making them a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers in Kazakhstan.

With towering red rock formations, dramatic cliffs, and unique "Valley of Castles", the Charyn Canyon is often compared to the Grand Canyon due to its striking resemblance, though it is smaller in scale.

Today, we will travel back to Almaty city.

Big Almaty Lake is a stunning, high-altitude reservoir nestled in the mountains near Almaty, Kazakhstan. The changing colors of the lake throughout the year, especially in autumn, add to its allure.

Ending the tour in the city, we cannot miss out on the iconic Ascension Cathedral (also known as Zenkov Cathedral). A wooden Orthodox Cathedral that survived Soviet suppression and remains an important religious and architectural landmark today.