π Join Our Five Stan Tour for an Unforgettable Journey
Welcome to the Five Stans Tour! Explore the history, landscapes, and cultures of Kazakhstanβs largest city, Uzbekistanβs ancient sites linked to Alexander the Great, and the rich heritage of Bukhara. Discover the beauty of Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkmenistan. Our 2025 Stan tours offer adventure, comfort, and unforgettable experiences!
π What are the Highlights of the Five Stans Tours?
- β Visit the 5 Countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan.
- ποΈ Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites & the Silk Road.
- π All-Inclusive Central Asia Tour with expert local guides.
- π Hassle-Free Visa Assistance for all travellers.
π 5 Stan Spring Tour Dates:
- πΈ March 28, 2025
- πΈ April 14, 2025
- πΈ April 21, 2025
- πΈ April 28, 2025
π Book Your 2025 Five Stans of Central Asia Tour Today β Limited Spots Available!
π Why Choose Five Stans Tour?
- π Discover the Heart of Central Asia: Visit historic cities like Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva and traditional yurts.
- π Breathtaking Landscapes: Explore the Fann Mountains, Seven Lakes, and Karakum Desert.
- π₯ Unique Silk Road Experiences: Witness the Darvaza Gas Crater (Gates of Hell) in Turkmenistan.
- π A True Cultural Immersion: Experience nomadic traditions, artisan workshops, and ancient ruins.
π The 5 Stans Tour Cancellation Policy
Can I Cancel or Reschedule My Booking?
β Guaranteed Refund:- β Cancellation 24+ hours before the tour β 100% refund.
- β Force majeure (illness, flight delay, emergencies) β Reschedule or partial refund.
πΈ Discounts on the Stans Tour 2025
How to Save on Your Travel in Central Asia?
β Friend Referral Discount on Stans of Central Asia Tour:- β Bring a friend on the same tour β Get 5% off your tour!
- β Book 10+ spots β Get 1 free spot for yourself!
- β Early booking β Book in advance for the best price!
π Contact Us:
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π§ Email: cajourneys@gmail.com
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β¨ 14-Day 5 Stan Tour: the 5 stan countries Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan & Turkmenistan
π Explore the Silk Road, Ancient Cities & Stunning Landscapes
π Five Stan Tour Itinerary for 2025
π Day 1: Arrive in Almaty, Kazakhstan
ποΈ Welcome to the Gateway of Central Asia!
- π¬ Arrival & Hotel Transfer: Meet your driver at Almaty International Airport for a private transfer to your hotel.
- π¨ Check-in: Enjoy free time at your comfortable city-centre hotel.
- π Almaty is the biggest city in Kazakhstan and is known for its lively culture and beautiful nature. Charyn Canyon, often called the "Grand Canyon of Kazakhstan," is a famous place to visit. It is about 215 kilometres east of Almaty and takes around three hours to reach by car on the A-351 highway.
π Evening Activities:
- π³ Explore Panfilov Park, home to the stunning Zenkov Cathedral, one of the worldβs tallest wooden churches.
- ποΈ Visit the lively Arbat Street for souvenirs and street performances.
π Overnight in Almaty
π Day 2: Discover Almaty β City Tour & Medeu Mountains
ποΈ A Day of History, Culture & Natural Wonders
π Morning β City Landmarks:
- π½οΈ Start with a traditional Kazakh breakfast.
- π³ Visit Panfilov Park, dedicated to WWII heroes.
- βͺ Explore Ascension Cathedral, an all-wooden Orthodox church built without nails.
- ποΈ Stroll through Green Bazaar, a vibrant market full of spices, dried fruits & local delicacies.
- ποΈ Stop at Republic Square, home to the Golden Warrior Monument.
ποΈ Afternoon β Nature & Adventure:
- π Drive to Ile-Alatau National Park, surrounded by breathtaking peaks.
- βΈοΈ Visit Medeu, the worldβs highest outdoor ice-skating rink.
- π‘ Take a cable car to Shymbulak Ski Resort for panoramic mountain views.
π Overnight in Almaty
π Day 3: Fly to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan β Bishkek City Tour
π Exploring the Cultural Heart of Kyrgyzstan
βοΈ Morning β Flight to Bishkek:
- π Transfer to Almaty Airport for a short flight to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
- π Meet your local guide and driver upon arrival.
ποΈ Afternoon β Bishkek City Highlights:
- ποΈ Discover Ala-Too Square, the heart of Bishkek.
- πΏ See the Lenin Statue & White House, remnants of the Soviet era.
- π Visit the Manas Statue, dedicated to Kyrgyzstanβs legendary hero.
- ποΈ Explore the Mikhail Frunze Museum, showcasing Kyrgyz history.
- π³ Walk through Oak Park & admire the Opera & Ballet Theater.
π Overnight in Bishkek
π Day 4: Horse Game in Don-Aryk & Flight to Tashkent
π Experience Kyrgyz Traditions & Travel to Uzbekistan
- ποΈ Travel to Don-Aryk Village, famous for its nomadic traditions.
- π Stop at Burana Tower, an 11th-century minaret with stunning views.
- π Witness Ulak-Tartysh, an intense Kyrgyz horse game.
- π½οΈ Enjoy lunch with a local family and learn how Kyrgyz yurts are built.
- βοΈ Fly from Bishkek to Tashkent, Uzbekistan in the evening
- π¬ Arrival & Hotel Transfer: Meet your driver at Tashkent International Airport for a private transfer to your hotel.
π Overnight in Tashkent
π Day 5: Tashkent City Tour & Train to Samarkand
ποΈ From Modern Capital to Ancient Silk Road City
- π Visit the Khast-Imam Complex, home to the worldβs oldest Quran.
- ποΈ Stroll through Chorsu Bazaar, filled with spices, silk, and souvenirs.
- ποΈ Explore Amir Timur Square & Independence Square.
- π See the Museum of Applied Arts, showcasing Uzbek craftsmanship.
- π Board the Afrosiyob high-speed train to Samarkand.
π Overnight in Samarkand
π Day 6: Seven Lakes & Fann Mountains in Tajikistan
ποΈ A Hidden Gem in Central Asia
- π Cross into Tajikistan. Meet your local guide and driver and journey to the breathtaking Fann Mountains.
- π Explore the stunning Seven Lakes, each with its unique colour and charm:
- πΈ Nezhigon (Lake 1) β Reflects pinkish shades in the sunlight.
- π Soya (Lake 2) β Known for its calm, mirror-like waters.
- π Gushor (Lake 3) β Shines with a rich turquoise hue.
- πΆ Nofin (Lake 4) β The longest lake, surrounded by dramatic cliffs.
- ποΈ Khurdak (Lake 5) β Small yet uniquely charming.
- π Marguzor (Lake 6) β A deep emerald green paradise.
- π΅ Hazarchashma (Lake 7) β The highest and bluest of all.
- π½οΈ Enjoy a traditional dinner at a local guesthouse featuring Qurtobo, a classic Tajik dish made of flatbread, onions, and yoghurt sauce.
- π‘ Stay in a traditional guesthouse in Padrud village, experiencing the warm hospitality of the Tajik people.
π Overnight in Padrud
π Day 7: Exploring Penjikent β The Lost City of the Silk Road & Journey to Samarkand
πΊ Step into the Silk Road's Past
π½οΈ After breakfast, the journey continues to Penjikent, an ancient city once thriving as a Silk Road trading hub.
ποΈ Morning β Exploring Penjikentβs History
- πΊ Museum of Ancient Panjakent β Discover Sogdian frescoes, artefacts, and relics that reveal the city's past.
- π° Ruins of Old Penjikent β Walk through ancient homes, temples, and a fortress from the Sogdian era.
- ποΈ Penjikent Bazaar β Experience a lively market with fresh produce, spices, and handmade crafts.
π Afternoon β Crossing into Uzbekistan & Arrival in Samarkand
- πΆ Travel to the Jartepa border to cross from Tajikistan to Uzbekistan.
- π An Uzbek driver will be waiting to take you to Samarkand, the historic capital of Tamerlaneβs empire.
- π¨ Check into a cozy hotel in the Old Town, close to the city's famous landmarks.
ποΈ Evening β First Look at Samarkand
- π Take an optional evening walk to see the beautifully lit Gur-Emir Mausoleum, a stunning introduction to the city's history.
- π΅ Relax with a cup of Uzbek chai at a traditional teahouse before another day of adventure.
β¨ Tomorrow, explore Samarkandβs blue domes, ancient madrasahs, and Silk Road legends.
π Overnight in Samarkand
π Day 8: Samarkand Tour & Train to Bukhara
π The Jewel of the Silk Road
- ποΈ Marvel at Registan Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- βοΈ Discover the iconic Gur-Emir Mausoleum, the final resting place of Emperor Timur (Tamerlane).
- π Visit the magnificent Bibi-Khanym Mosque, once the largest in Central Asia.
- π Explore the sacred Shahi-Zinda Necropolis, known for its stunning blue-tiled mausoleums.
- π Visit Ulugbekβs Observatory, where medieval astronomers studied the stars.
- π Take the Afrosiyob high-speed train to Bukhara.
π Overnight in Bukhara
π Day 9: Bukhara β The Timeless City
ποΈ Morning β Historic Mausoleums & Royal Fortresses
- πΊ Samanid Mausoleum β A masterpiece of 9th-century Islamic architecture, built from intricately designed baked bricks.
- π§ Chashma-Ayub Mausoleum β Also known as "Job's Spring", this site is believed to hold healing waters.
- π Bolo-Hauz Mosque β A stunning 17th-century mosque featuring elegant wooden columns and a reflective water basin.
π° Afternoon β The Ark Fortress & Silk Road Landmarks
- π° The Ark Fortress β A massive royal citadel dating back over 1,500 years, home to Bukharaβs former rulers.
- π Zindan Prison β An ancient jail famous for imprisoning British officers in the 19th century.
- π Poi-Kalyan Complex β The spiritual heart of Bukhara, featuring:
- ποΈ Kalyan Minaret β A majestic 12th-century tower, once used as a lighthouse for caravans.
- π Kalyan Mosque β One of Central Asiaβs largest mosques, with a vast open courtyard.
- π Miri Arab Madrasah β A prestigious Islamic school that still operates today.
πΏ Evening β A Walk Through the Lyabi-Hauz Complex
- π Lyabi-Hauz Square β A picturesque public square with a tranquil pond surrounded by Silk Road-era buildings.
- π Kukeldash Madrasah β One of the largest madrasahs in Central Asia.
- π Khanaka Madrasah β A historic Sufi monastery once used for spiritual gatherings.
- ποΈ Chor-Minor β A unique architectural gem built in the 19th century with four turquoise domes.
π΅ After a day of exploring, relax at a traditional Uzbek teahouse, enjoying local sweets and fresh tea while reflecting on Bukharaβs timeless beauty.
π Overnight in Bukhara
π Day 10: Merv, Turkmenistan & Flight to Ashgabat
π Morning β Border Crossing & Arrival in Turkmenistan
- πΆ Travel to the Farab border, where you will cross into Turkmenistan.
- π Meet your Turkmen guide and driver, who will accompany you on today's adventure.
- π Drive to Old Merv, one of Central Asia's most important ancient cities.
ποΈ Afternoon β Exploring Old Merv
- π Sultan Sanjar Mausoleum β A majestic 12th-century tomb dedicated to the last great Seljuk ruler, with an impressive turquoise dome.
- π° Erk Kala & Gaur Kala β Ancient fortresses that once protected the heart of Merv, offering stunning panoramic views.
- π― Kyz-Kala β A unique mudbrick fortress known for its corrugated walls, once used as a noble residence.
- π Mohammed ibn Zayed Mausoleum β A beautifully preserved Islamic tomb showcasing intricate architectural details.
- π Remains of a Buddhist Stupa β Evidence of Mervβs diverse cultural history, once home to Zoroastrians, Buddhists, and Muslims.
βοΈ Evening β Flight to Ashgabat
- π Transfer to Mary Airport for your flight to Ashgabat, Turkmenistanβs capital.
- π¨ Upon arrival, meet your driver and check into a comfortable hotel.
- π Enjoy a relaxing evening, reflecting on your journey through one of Central Asiaβs greatest lost cities.
β¨ Tomorrow, continue exploring the futuristic capital of Ashgabat and venture into the Karakum Desert.
π Overnight in Ashgabat
π Day 11: Ashgabat Tour & Darvaza Gas Crater
π From Marble City to the "Door to Hell"
- ποΈ Visit Independence Monument & the National Museum.
- ποΈ Drive into the Karakum Desert to witness the glowing Darvaza Gas Crater at night.
- π½οΈ Enjoy a traditional barbecue dinner near the "Door to Hell", watching the flaming crater under the stars.
π Overnight in a Yurt Camp
π Day 12: Kunya-Urgench & Travel to Khiva
ποΈ Morning β Exploring Kunya-Urgench
- π° Ak-Kala Fortress β A vast and ancient fort that once guarded the city from invaders.
- π Mamun Minaret β A tall, elegant tower built during the golden age of the Khorezm Empire.
- ποΈ Il-Arslan Mausoleum β The resting place of a 12th-century Khorezm ruler, known for its intricate brickwork.
- πΏ Sultan Tekesh Mausoleum β Featuring a striking turquoise dome, this tomb honours one of Khorezmβs greatest rulers.
- π Kutlug-Timur Minaret β tallest minaret in Central Asia, dating back to the 14th century.
- π Seyit Ahmet Mausoleum β A revered Islamic shrine with beautiful tilework.
- π¨ Turabek-Khanum Mausoleum β A masterpiece of Timurid architecture, built in honour of Turabek-Khanum, a powerful princess of Khorezm.
π Afternoon β Border Crossing & Arrival in Khiva
πΆ After exploring Kunya-Urgench, continue your journey toward the Turkmen-Uzbek border at Shavat. Upon crossing, a friendly Uzbek driver will be waiting to welcome you. Take a scenic drive from here to Khiva, one of the best-preserved cities on the Silk Road.
π° Evening β Arrival in Khiva & Check-In
- π¨ Check into a charming hotel inside Ichan-Kala, the walled inner city of Khiva.
- π Take an evening stroll through the ancient streets, soaking in the magical atmosphere of this UNESCO-listed city.
- π½οΈ Enjoy a traditional Uzbek dinner in a beautifully restored caravanserai.
ποΈ Relax and immerse yourself in the enchanting history of Khiva, a city filled with whispering minarets, historic madrasahs, and the echoes of Silk Road traders.
π Overnight in Khiva
π Day 13: Khiva full day walking tour & Flight to Tashkent
π° Morning β Discovering Ichan-Kala, Khivaβs Walled City
- π° Ichan-Kala Fortress β A perfectly preserved Silk Road-era citadel home to 51 historic monuments.
- ποΈ Kunya-Ark β A 17th-century royal palace with breathtaking panoramic city views.
- π Kalta-Minor Minaret β A striking unfinished turquoise tower, originally meant to be the tallest in Central Asia.
- πΏ Juma Mosque β A 10th-century mosque famous for its 213 carved wooden pillars.
- π Tash-Khovli Palace β A lavish harem and residence of Khivaβs Khans, showcasing intricate tilework.
π½οΈ Afternoon β Traditional Cooking Master Class & Farewell Dinner
- π₯ Enjoy a farewell meal at a traditional Uzbek restaurant.
- π¨βπ³ Participate in a hands-on cooking class, where you'll learn to make Tukhumbarak, a unique egg-filled dumpling dish once favoured by Khivan Khans.
- π½οΈ Savor your homemade dish alongside other authentic Uzbek specialities.
βοΈ Evening β Flight to Tashkent
- π Transfer to Urgench Airport for your flight to Tashkent.
- π Upon arrival, meet your driver and head to your hotel.
- π Enjoy a relaxing evening, reflecting on your journey through Central Asiaβs timeless wonders.
π Overnight in Tashkent
π Day 14: Departure from Tashkent
- π½οΈ Breakfast at the hotel.
- π Transfer to Tashkent International Airport.
π End of the Tour β See You Again in Central Asia! π
π° How Much Does a Trip to the Five Stans Cost?
π¨ 4-Star Hotels:
- ποΈ Double room: $3,641 per person
- π Single room: $3,966 per person
π¨ 3-Star Hotels:
- ποΈ Double room: $3,200 per person
- π Single room: $3,669 per person
π Whatβs Included in the 5 Stan Tour Price?
- β Accommodation in 3-star or 4-star hotels
- β Airport transfers & domestic flights
- β Meals according to the Five Stan tour
- β Guided tours with entrance fees
β Not Included:
- β International flights
- β Personal expenses & tips
π΄ Limited Spots Available β Secure Your 2025 Five Stans Tour Now!
π Why Travel to the 5 Stans Tour in 2025?
- β¨ Best Silk Road Tour for 2025 β Follow ancient trade routes through Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan.
- π Silk Road UNESCO Heritage Sites β Visit Samarkandβs Registan, Bukharaβs Old Town, and Khivaβs Itchan Kala.
- π Diverse Landscapes & Nomadic Culture β From snow-capped mountains to vast deserts, yurts, and horse games.
- π Authentic Experiences β Silk weaving workshops, spice bazaars, and Persian-inspired architecture.
π Donβt Miss Out β Reserve Your Spot for 2025 Now!
π Visa Requirements for the Five Stans
β No Visa Required (Up to 30 Days) for:
- EU Citizens
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Turkey
β‘οΈ Visa-free travel to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
π Turkmenistan Visa Requirements:
- π We provide visa support & assistance
- βοΈ Visa issued at the border or airport
- β³ Processing time: 1 month (apply early!)
π© Need visa help? Contact us for assistance!
π Contact Us:
π± WhatsApp: +998 90 922 30 73
π§ Email: cajourneys@gmail.com
π Book Your Five Stans Tour Now! πβ¨
πΉ FAQs β Five Stans Tour
π How many Stans are there?
There are five main Stans in Central Asia: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan.
π What is the best Silk Road tour for 2025?
Our 14-day Silk Road Adventure covers Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Kazakhstan and features UNESCO World Heritage sites like Samarkand and Khiva.
π Do I need a visa for the Five Stans?
Most travellers from the EU, Australia, and New Zealand donβt need a visa for Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, or Tajikistan. However, Turkmenistan requires a visa, which we will assist you with arranging.
π Where can I find more information about visas for Central Asian countries?
For detailed visa information, please click the buttons below for each country.
π What is the best time to visit Central Asia?
The best seasons for travel are:
- πΈ Spring (March-May) β Ideal weather for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
- π Autumn (September β November) β Comfortable temperatures for cultural exploration.
π Is it safe to travel to Central Asia?
Yes, Central Asia is generally safe for travellers. We provide:
- βοΈ Local guides for cultural insights and assistance.
- βοΈ Secure transportation for smooth and safe travel.
- βοΈ 24/7 support to ensure a stress-free experience.
π What should I pack for a 5 Stans tour?
- πΈπ Spring/Fall: Layers, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection.
- βοΈ Summer: Light clothing, hat, sunglasses.
- βοΈ Winter: Warm jacket, gloves, hat.
π What are Central Asia's average day and night temperatures by season?
- βοΈ Winter: -10Β°C to +5Β°C (14Β°F to 41Β°F)
- πΈ Spring: +10Β°C to +25Β°C (50Β°F to 77Β°F)
- βοΈ Summer: +25Β°C to +40Β°C (77Β°F to 104Β°F)
- π Autumn: +10Β°C to +25Β°C (50Β°F to 77Β°F)
π Can I book a Stan tour tour online?
Yes! Simply click the "Book Now" button, complete the form, and submit your request.
π Can I pay for the tour online?
Yes, we accept Visa and Mastercard payments for your convenience. Our website is secured with 256-bit encryption to protect against fraud.
π What other payment options are available for the Five Stans tour?
You can also pay via:
- π¦ Bank transfer (based on an invoice).
- π΅ Cash upon arrival in Almaty.
π What currency is used in the Five Stans?
- Kazakhstan: Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT)
- Kyrgyzstan: Kyrgyzstani Som (KGS)
- Uzbekistan: Uzbekistani Som (UZS)
- Tajikistan: Tajikistani Somoni (TJS)
- Turkmenistan: Turkmenistan Manat (TMT)
π³ We recommend bringing USD or EUR, which are easily exchanged in major cities.
π Is internet and mobile coverage available in Central Asia?
πΆ Major cities and towns have good mobile coverage and Wi-Fi in hotels and cafes. We recommend buying a local SIM card for better connectivity during your trip.
π Do people speak English in Central Asia?
π£οΈ English is not widely spoken, especially outside big cities. However, our guides are fluent in English and will assist you throughout the trip.
π What kind of transportation is used during the tour?
π We provide comfortable air-conditioned vehicles for city tours and long-distance travel. In some parts of the tour, you may also experience:
- π High-speed trains (Uzbekistan)
- βοΈ Domestic flights (if included in your itinerary)
- π a/c vehicles
π Are vegetarian or special dietary options available?
π₯ Yes! Central Asian cuisine is meat-heavy, but we can arrange vegetarian, vegan, halal, or gluten-free meals upon request. Please let us know in advance.
π What are the must-try dishes in Central Asia?
- π°πΏ Kazakhstan β Beshbarmak (meat & noodles)
- π°π¬ Kyrgyzstan β Lagman (hand-pulled noodles)
- πΊπΏ Uzbekistan β Plov (rice pilaf with meat & carrots)
- πΉπ― Tajikistan β Qurutob (flatbread with yogurt & vegetables)
- πΉπ² Turkmenistan β Ichlekli (meat-filled pastry)
π Are there cultural etiquette rules I should know?
Yes! Some necessary customs include:
- π§ Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites.
- π Remove shoes before entering homes or mosques.
- π€ Use both hands when giving or receiving items as a sign of respect.
- π« Avoid public displays of affection, especially in conservative areas.
π Will I experience altitude sickness in Central Asia?
ποΈ Most of the region is at a moderate altitude, but some parts of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan exceed 3,000 meters (9,800 ft). If you're sensitive to high altitudes, consult a doctor before travelling.
π What souvenirs should I buy in Central Asia?
- Uzbekistan β Handwoven carpets, ceramics, silk scarves
- Kazakhstan β Felt products, traditional jewellery
- Kyrgyzstan β Handmade yurts, wool hats
- Tajikistan β Embroidered textiles (Suzani)
- Turkmenistan β Turkmen carpets, silver ornaments
π Do I need travel insurance for Central Asia?
π‘οΈ Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended. It should cover:
- π₯ Medical emergencies
- π« Trip cancellations or delays
- π Lost or stolen belongings
- β°οΈ Adventure activities (if applicable)
π Can I use credit cards in Central Asia?
π³ Credit cards (Visa & Mastercard) are accepted in major cities, but cash is preferred in small towns and rural areas. Itβs best to carry some local currency for everyday expenses.
π Are ATMs available in Central Asia?
π§ ATMs are widely available in major cities like Almaty, Bishkek, Tashkent, Dushanbe, and Ashgabat. However, ATMs may be scarce in rural areas, so withdrawing cash in advance is advised.
π Is tipping expected in Central Asia?
π° Tipping is not mandatory but is appreciated. Recommended tips:
- π¨βπ« Guides: $5β$10 per day
- π Drivers: $3β$5 per day
- π½οΈ Restaurants: 5β10% if service charge isnβt included
π Can I drink tap water in Central Asia?
π° No, itβs not recommended to drink tap water. Stick to bottled or filtered water, which is widely available.
π What kind of power outlets are used in Central Asia?
π Most countries use Type C and Type F plugs (the same as in Europe). The voltage is 220V / 50Hz, so check if you need a converter for your electronics.
π Are there any health precautions I should take?
- π Vaccinations: Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and routine vaccines are recommended.
- π½οΈ Food safety: Stick to well-cooked meals and avoid street food if you have a sensitive stomach.
- ποΈ Altitude sickness: Some areas in π°π¬ Kyrgyzstan & πΉπ― Tajikistan have high altitudes, so acclimatization is essential.
π Can I cross borders easily between the Stans?
πͺ Yes, but border crossings can take time due to security checks. We handle all necessary paperwork to make the process smooth for you.
π Where can I find more information about border procedures on the Central Asia tour?
π For detailed border information, please click the buttons below for each border.
π Are there restroom facilities during long drives?
π» Yes, but restrooms along highways and squat toilets may be common. Bring toilet paper & hand sanitizer, as they are not always provided.
π What kind of accommodations can I expect?
π¨ We offer a mix of:
- π‘ Comfortable hotels
- ποΈ Boutique guesthouses
- βΊ Traditional stays (like yurts in Kyrgyzstan)
ποΈ The quality of accommodation is good, but some remote areas have basic facilities.
π Can I extend my trip or customize my itinerary?
πΊοΈ Yes! We offer customized private tours and trip extensions to fit your schedule and interests. Contact us for details.
π Is alcohol available in Central Asia?
π· Yes, alcohol is available, especially in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. However, in Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, alcohol is less common due to conservative customs.
π What are some unique experiences in the Five Stans?
- π« Ride a camel in the Karakum Desert (Turkmenistan)
- βΊ Experience Ulak-Tartysh (Traditional Horse Game) in Kyrgyzstan)
- π° Enjoy a folklore show in Khiva (Uzbekistan)
- π£οΈ Explore the Seven Lakes in Tajikistan
π Can I combine my Central Asia trip with Mongolia or China?
π Yes! Many travellers extend their trip to Mongolia or Western China (Xinjiang), as both regions share historical Silk Road connections.
π Ready for your Five Stans adventure?
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πΉ Customer Reviews & Testimonials
β βAbsolutely incredible experience! The itinerary was well-planned, and the guides were top-notch. Highly recommend the Five Stans tour!β β Anna, UK
β βThe history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes made this trip unforgettable. Perfect balance of adventure and comfort.β β Mark, USA
β βA bucket-list trip! From the stunning architecture of Samarkand to the eerie beauty of the Darvaza Gas Crater, this tour exceeded expectations.β β Emily, Australia
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Included
- π¨ Accommodation in a standard double/twin room.
- Air tickets in economy class for the following routes:
- βοΈ From Almaty to Bishkek.
- βοΈ From Bishkek to Tashkent.
- βοΈ From Mary to Ashgabat.
- βοΈ From Urgench to Tashkent.
- Train tickets in economy class for:
- π½οΈ Meals as per the program (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
- π All excursions as per the program with an English-speaking accompanying guide.
(Guides in German, Spanish, Italian, French, Japanese, Korean, Turkish, Chinese, and Russian are available upon request.) - ποΈ Cost of entrance tickets, as per the program.
- π Transportation with air conditioning for the entire tour.
- π§ One bottle of mineral water (1.5 litres) per person per day.
- πΈ Photo and video fees during city tours.
- π Visa support for Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan (if required).
π For further details, please visit the respective visa or train ticket pages.
Not Included
- βοΈ International flight to Almaty and from Tashkent.
- π¨ Early check-in and late check-out from the hotels.
- π΅ Personal cash expenses.
- 𧳠Excess baggage, which is more than 20 kg.
- π‘οΈ Travel insurance.
- π Visa cost to Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan.