About Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan is located in Central Asia, bordering Kazakhstan to the north, China to the south, and Tajikistan and Uzbekistan to the west. Kyrgyzstan is one of the few democratic countries in Central Asia. Entry from Germany is easy, all you need is a valid passport.
WHAT TO DO
Kirgisistan ist ein Paradies für Outdoor- Enthusiasten.Es bietet unglaublich viele Moglichkeiten für alpines Bergsteigen oder Trecking von leicht bis extrem.
Etwa 95% des kirgisisischen Territoriums sind von Gebirgszügen bedeckt,dem Tien Shan und dem Pamir. Sie bilden das grõßte zusammenhängende Gebirgssystem der Welt.
Die beliebteste Erkundu ode ist da: Radfahren Liebhaber von Extre sportarten und langen Mnuntainhike-Thutren wordan doe Datanktal zu schätzen wissen
Ca. 70% der Straßen in Kirgisistan sind nicht asphaltiert. Dies macht das Land zu einem idealen Ort fur Offroaderfahrungen mit unseren Jeep-und Motorradreisen.
Reitwege führen durch Landschaften mit unberührten Bergseen, wunderschönen Fichtenwäldern und Amwiesen in Hochgebirgstälern.
Ein Jailoo Ausflug bietet die volle Erfahrung der kirgisischen Nomadenkultur. Die Nachte in der unberührten Landschaft sind unglaublich friedlict und ruhig.
Kumys ist ein Ergebnis der Fermentierung von Stutenmilch.Es wird auf unseren Weiden gewonnen und ist so gesund, daß Ärzte es bei der Behandlung von Krankheiten empfehlen.
Die traditionelle kirgisische Kūche ist geprägt von Fleisch und Milchprodukten aus artgerechter Haltung mit natūrlichem Aussehen und hervorragendem Geschmack.
Kirgisistan ist einer der wenigen Orte weltweit, in dem die Beizjagd mit Greifvögeln noch immer durchgeführt wird. Ein besonderes Erlebnis schon beim Zusehen.
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In September 2026, the World Nomad Games will be held in Kyrgyzstan.
The homeland of the World Nomad Games is Kyrgyzstan. In 2014, the first World Nomad Games took place here — a grand and vibrant event that brings together the cultures and traditions of nomads from around the world. Since then, the games have been held in various countries — in Turkey, Kazakhstan, and Saudi Arabia. But we are especially pleased that these unique competitions are returning this year to their native land — Kyrgyzstan!
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WHAT TO DO
Kyrgyzstan is an outdoor paradise. It offers an unbelievable number of possibilities for alpine mountaineering or trekking from easy to extreme.
About 95% of Kyrgyzstan's is covered by mountain ranges, the Tien Shan and the Pamir. They form the largest contiguous mountain system in the world.
The most popular exploration method is cycling. Lovers of extreme sports and long mountain bike rides will appreciate the potential.
About 70% of roads in Kyrgyzstan are unpaved. This makes the country an ideal place for off-road experiences with our jeep and motorbike tours.
Riding trails lead through landscapes with untouched mountain lakes, beautiful spruce forests and alpine meadows in high mountain valleys.
A Jailoo excursion offers the full experience of Kyrgyz nomadic culture. Nights in the unspoilt countryside are incredibly peaceful and tranquil.
Kumys is the fermentation of mare's milk. It's obtained from our pastures and so healthy that doctors recommend it in the treatment of diseases.
The traditional Kyrgyz cuisine is characterized by meat and dairy products from species-appropriate husbandry with a natural appearance and excellent taste.
Kyrgyzstan is one of the few places in the world where hawking with raptors is still practiced. A special experience just by watching.
Choose your tour
Lakes
Mountains & Ski Area
Cultural
In September 2026, the World Nomad Games will be held in Kyrgyzstan.
The homeland of the World Nomad Games is Kyrgyzstan. In 2014, the first World Nomad Games took place here — a grand and vibrant event that brings together the cultures and traditions of nomads from around the world. Since then, the games have been held in various countries — in Turkey, Kazakhstan, and Saudi Arabia. But we are especially pleased that these unique competitions are returning this year to their native land — Kyrgyzstan!
