Central Asia Tours and Travel
Travel to Central Asia
Central Asia and its five republics are promising tourist destinations with colossal potential. Central Asian countries are located on the famous Great Silk Road and boast a large number of heritage sites. The region crosses various bioclimatic areas, ranging from alpine mountains and vast open spaces to extremely arid steppe regions. The fascinating landscape and the wealth of historical monuments make the countries of Central Asia attractive tourist destinations.
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Uzbekistan
Travel along Uzbekistan and explore historic cities such as Samarkand, former centre of world empires, Bukhara, the Pearl of the Orient and Khiva, Uzbekistan's open-air museum, and explore the capital city of Tashkent, where traditions uniquely meet modernity. Discover Uzbekistan, where your dreams of 1001 nights will come true. Book your trip to this fascinating country and allow yourself to be enchanted by its rich history and magnificent architectural monuments. Together with the warm Uzbek hospitality and local culture, it will make your holidays to be a unique experience.
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
The ninth largest country in the world by area. Especially the cities in the south of the country can be perfectly combined with visits to other Central Asian countries.
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
The cultural heart of Central Asia. Cities such as Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva will stay in your memory forever.
ToursTurkmenistan
Turkmenistan
It is impossible to imagine a vacation in Turkmenistan without visiting Ashgabat.
Tajikistan
Tajikistan
Located in the heart of the Pamir Mountains and is popular for trekking
Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan
A trip to Kyrgyzstan is impossible without a visit to Lake Issyk-Kul. Majestic peaks frame the second-largest alpine lake in the world.
Which countries are included in Central Asia?
Central Asia is a region, which consists of the former Soviet republics of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.
DISCOVER CENTRAL ASIA
Central Asia has been exploiting its tourist potential for a decade now. Nevertheless, this region is far from mass tourism. Take a chance and explore this fascinating region before the crowds of tourists gather here.
You will be able to see the historical monuments at your pleasure and take perfect pictures for your photo album. Tourists are still considered guests, not a source of income. Await the exciting encounters with locals.
Central Asia
Central Asia has a rich history, especially related to the Great Silk Road. Several branches of the Great Silk Road passed through Central Asia, facilitating trade, knowledge exchange, and urban growth. All five countries were part of the Soviet Union and became independent states in 1991. Each country has its distinct character, traditions, and landscape, but in some ways, there are similarities. Because of its proximity to Afghanistan, many travellers were wary of visiting these countries. But in fact, the region is very safe to visit.
Most of the population of Central Asia are Turkic-speaking peoples (Uzbeks, Turkmens, Kyrgyz, Kazakhs, Uighurs and Karakalpaks), and the languages of these nations are part of the Turkic group of languages and are similar to each other. On the other hand, the Tajiks are representatives of the Iranian people. The Tajik language is close to Persian. In the Soviet period, different nationalities have immigrated here or were exiled. That is why so many ethnic groups live in Central Asia today. The most numerous of them are Russians, Koreans, Tatars, Armenians, Azerbaijanis and others.
Frequently Asked Questions
Central Asia is the safe region to travel, including solo women travellers.
Central Asia is known as part of the Great Silk Road. It is famous for ancient cities with plenty of architectural monuments, Pamir and the Tian Shan mountains, hospitality and friendliness of local citizens.
English is very popular among young people, but very often their knowledge is limited by basic English. Tourism professionals have a good command of English. The elder generation speaks their mother tongue and Russian.