Bishkek to Ashgabat

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Bishkek to Ashgabat
Bishkek to Ashgabat
Bishkek to Ashgabat
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 Trip Length
27 Days
 Trip Starts
Bishkek
 Trip Finishes
Ashgabat
27 Day Bishkek to Ashgabat Itinerary (Intrepid)
Countries Explored: Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan
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Max. Group Size
12
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Moderate
Guide Level
Fully Guided
Trip Code
KFSRC

Overview

Book online and enjoy exclusive savings on Intrepid's 27 Day Bishkek to Ashgabat. Discover Central Asia on this overland journey from the capital of Kyrgyzstan through Uzbekistan, to Tajikistan and Ashgabat. Take in the tranquil landscape of Son-Kol Lake, hike up the Sulumain-too Mountain in Osh and scale the ancient city walls of Tajikistan’s Panjakent. Explore the ancient mosques in Samarkand, see the eternal fire from the Gates of Hell and discover the sci-fi-like architecture in Ashgabat. Share a home-cooked lunch with a Tajik family, bargain in the bustling bazaars and learn about the region’s h read moreistory with a local leader by your side.

Itinerary

Salamatsyzby! Welcome to Kyrgyzstan! Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight in Bishkek. Tomorrow you’ll take a guided tour of the city, so don’t stress if you don’t have time to see much today. If you arrive early, maybe wander through the State Museum of Fine Arts or head out in search of some samsa (pastry pockets filled with meat and vegetables). After your meeting, maybe get to know your fellow travellers over a group dinner. (D)

This morning, join your local leader on a guided city tour that showcases the various stages of Bishkek’s history. Visit the Ala-Too Square, once known as Lenin Square, and learn about the towering statue depicting folkloric hero Manas. Then, continue to Dubovy Park. Here, you’ll wander the open-air galleries, then explore the century-old oaks along Freedom Avenue. In the afternoon, you'll have some free time to further explore Bishkek at your own pace – maybe visit the Osh Market and wander through the stalls selling spices, fruits, clothes and carpets. (B)

This morning, watch the beautiful landscape change as you drive to Kyrgyzstan. Along the way, stop at Burana Tower – a minaret that’s the most visible remnant of the ancient city of Balasagun. Then, continue to Don Aryk, where you’ll meet a local Kyrgyz family and sit down for a home-cooked lunch. After, continue to today’s destination – Issyk-Kul Lake. At 170 km long and 70 m wide, the Issyk-Kul Lake is the second-largest alpine lake in the world. Your yurt camp for tonight is set up along the south shore of the lake where you'll get a fantastic view of the snow-capped mountains setting behind the lake. Made of felt and tarpaulins on a round frame, yurts are the traditional dwellings of the Kyrgyz people, and this will be your 'settlement' for today and tomorrow. (B/L/D)

After breakfast, you’ll head out to Kyzyl Tuu – known for yurt making. Almost every family here is a yurt maker, and the village is known far beyond Kyrgyzstan. Visit an artisan family who’ll teach you about their traditional yurts. With a special workshop, you’ll learn the basics of how these nomadic dwellings have been manufactured and how they play an important role in the community here. The rest of the afternoon is then free for you to explore at your own pace – maybe relax at your yurt camp, jump into the lake or set off on a short hike. (B/L/D)

Travel to Song-Kol Lake this morning. This alpine is considered sacred to many Kyrgyz people and one of the best summer pastures for nomadic herders. On the way, stop at Kochkor to visit the local market and a women's felt co-op. The landscape today will change depending on the season, but it is sure to be beautiful no matter when you travel. In the summer, you might see nomadic herdsmen and their families watching over goats, sheep and horses. When you arrive later today, spend some time exploring the surroundings at your own pace. Tonight, fall asleep in yurts set up along the shore. (B/L/D)

Travel along gravel roads to the tiny village of Kyzyl-Oi after breakfast. Today is a bit of a long travel day, so it's a good idea to get stuck into your book or favourite podcasts. On the way, pass large coal deposits and travel along the Kokomeren River, which feeds into the Syr Darya. Then, stop for a picnic lunch on the banks of the river and maybe use your free time to explore the village when you arrive. Tonight, learn how the locals cook their favourite snack of boorsok. (B/L/D)

Get ready for a full day of driving though beautiful landscapes. As you cross the Suusamyr Valley (a high steppe plateau situated at around 2200 m above sea level) take in the mountainous surroundings, often dotted with yurts. Then, travel along the Chychkan River that cuts through the Tien Shan Mountain Range. Stop here for a while and soak up the beautiful scenery before continuing to Toktogul – a city in Jalal-Abad Region of Kyrgyzstan, named after a popular poet and musician from the region, Toktogul Satilganov. Later, you’ll arrive at tonight’s accommodation, which is part of the local community-based tourism network in Toktogul. (B/L/D)

After breakfast, travel to Osh – the second-largest city in Kyrgystan. Located in the Fergana Valley in the south of the country, Osh is often referred to as the Capital of the South and is the oldest city in the country. Along the way, stop at Uzgen – an ancient trading town and handicrafts centre along the Silk Road. Although much of the ancient city has been destroyed, the three surviving mosques remain important examples of medieval Central Asian architecture. When you arrive in Osh this afternoon, the rest of the day is free for you to explore at your own pace. (B)

Rise and shine early for a visit to the only UNESCO World Heritage site in Kyrgyzstan – the Sulaiman-Too Sacred Mountain. For centuries, Silk Road travellers have sought out the mountain's caves and petroglyphs, believing they’d be blessed with longevity and healthy children. Visit the National Historical and Archaeological Museum Complex. In the afternoon, enjoy some free time in Osh. Maybe visit the Jayma Bazaar, where you might pick up an interesting souvenir or two, or maybe take a self-guided tour of the remnants of Osh's Soviet past with a walk to the giant Lenin statue in the city square. (B)

This morning, cross the border to Margilan in Uzbekistan – a city along the Silk Road that’s been at the centre of Uzbekistan’s silk production since the 11th century. When you arrive, visit a silk weaving factory and the ikat-silk weavers of Margilan. Here, you can wander through the markets and workshops and learn about every step of the silk production process. Then, meet a potter at one of Rishton’s ceramics workshops. According to legend, ceramic production originated in Rishton in the 9th century when the city became a transit point on the Silk Road. Sit down to lunch at the potter’s home and learn about this ancient craft before travelling to Kokand. The rest of the afternoon is free for you to explore at your own pace. (B)

In the cool of the morning, discover the Khudayar Khan Palace Museum – the palace of the last Khan of Kokand Khanate. The palace, constructed in the late 19th century, is known for its blue, green and yellow tiles on the facade of the building and ornate interiors. Then, enjoy an afternoon free to explore Kokand at your own pace. Maybe see the Friday Mosque, wander through the bustling bazaars or visit the Royal Cemetery. Tonight, maybe find a local restaurant and head out for dinner with your fellow travellers. (B)

Cross the border into Tajikistan this morning. Then, continue to Khujand. Known as Alexandria Eskhata (Alexandria the Furthest) and believed to be founded by Alexander the Great, Khujand is one of the oldest cities in Central Asia. When you arrive, the rest of the day is free for you to explore the city at your own pace. Maybe wander around the evening bazaar and barter a good price on fruits and other local produce. Across the market is Jami Mosque from 16th century. If time allows, maybe visit the History Museum or Khujand Fortification. (B)

This morning, start your journey to Panjakent – once the capital of ancient Sogdiana country on the Silk Road. Today is a bit of a long travel day, so it's a good idea to get stuck into your book or favourite podcasts. On the way, visit Marquzor Lakes – a chain of alpine lakes and local villages. Have lunch with a local Tajik family in the village before continuing to Penjikent. When you arrive this afternoon, explore the ancient city walls and ruins. Archaeologists working on the site have recently discovered more than fifty rooms here! Visit the tiny museum and wander through the foothills of the city walls before enjoying a free night to explore at your own pace. (B/L)

After breakfast, take the bus across the border back into Uzbekistan. When you arrive, take a bus to Samarkand. This city is located at the very centre of the ancient Silk Road – a vast network of land and sea trade routes, which facilitated the exchange of goods like silk and spices from the second century to the mid-15th century. Later today, follow your leader on a short city orientation walk and see the historic mosques and bustling bazaars. Tonight, maybe head out for dinner with your group – your local leader will have the best recommendations of where to eat! (B)

This morning, visit central square called the Registan, which features mosques and mausoleums that are true pinnacles of Islamic architecture. Then, continue to Guri-Amir, where Tamerlane is buried, and then the enormous Bibi-Khanum Mosque. Visit Shak-i-Zinda – a necropolis that features a series of blue-tiled mausoleums. This sacred site has monuments from the 14th to 19th century, reflecting the development of the monumental art and architecture of the Timurid dynasty onwards. Tonight, you’ll learn the secrets of plov cuisine during a cooking demonstration with a local family. (B/D)

This morning, take the train back to Tashkent. As the largest city in Central Asia, Tashkent blends Russian and Uzbek style, with grand mosques that sit alongside modern highways and Soviet monuments. Enjoy a free afternoon – maybe visit the State Museum of History of Uzbekistan or wander through the Art Gallery of Uzbekistan. Tonight, why not celebrate this great adventure with an optional farewell dinner! (B)

Today is a free day to relax and recharge in Tashkent. Maybe explore any of the mosques you haven’t seen yet or take a walk among the contemporary architecture. Tonight, you’ll have a second welcome meeting at 6 pm to meet the new travellers joining you on the last leg of your epic adventure. After your meeting, why not head out to dinner together to get to know each other. (B)

This morning, embark on a city tour to explore Tashkent. Visit the Amir Timur Square in the city’s centre and wander the bustling Chorsu Bazaar. An impressive dome tops the main building here and the market sells everything you could imagine. Explore the decorated metro stations, which were only allowed to be photographed from 2018, and the Khast Imom Complex, which houses one of the oldest copies of Qur'an. Have some free time in the afternoon and maybe stock some snacks for your overnight train tonight. (B)

Arrive in Khiva mid-morning – many global powers have laid claim to this city over the centuries, from Khans to Silk Road traders and the Soviet Union. Get acquainted with Khiva on a city tour with your leader. See the incredible blue-tiled Kalta Minor Minaret and the Mohammed Amin Khan Madrassa. Explore the Kuhna Ark – the 'citadel within a citadel' that once housed the Khan and his family in the 17th century – then, get a view from above from the Ak-sheikh Baba Observatory. Visit the towering Islom Hoja Minaret – the tallest building in Khiva – and explore the Juma Mosque. Wander through the elaborately decorated courtyards connected by labyrinthian corridors at the Tosh-Hovli Palace and find a good spot to watch the sunset over this ancient city. (L)

After breakfast today, you’ll have a free day to explore Khiva at your own pace. Home to more than 60 cultural sites, medieval mosques and opulent palaces, there is plenty to see and do in this fascinatingly ancient city. Maybe head to one of the many museums, check out the souvenir shops or wander around one of the craft studios. If you’re not sure where to go and what to see, just ask your leader for tips! (B)

A long travel day today. This morning, say goodbye to Uzbekistan and cross the border into Turkmenistan. After border formalities, you’ll meet your new leader and head on to Dashoguz. When you arrive, visit a local bazaar and stretch your legs. Then, switch into 4WDs and drive on to Derweze – this village in the middle of the Karakum Desert is famous for ‘The Gates of Hell’ – this gas crater is an astounding 70-m-wide, 30-m-deep pit permanently aflame and formally known as the Darvaza Crater. Soviet oil prospectors started drilling in 1971 expecting to find oil, and the ground collapsed. Worried about the gas released into the air, they deliberately set the crater on fire to burn off the excess, expecting it to last a few weeks. As you’ll see today, they were wrong, and the crater has been burning ever since. When you arrive, take a walk around the crater and learn about the flora and fauna of the desert. Watch the sunset over the flames from your nearby yurt camp and enjoy a picnic dinner (B/D)

Drive to Nohur Village via Ashgabat today, through the desert and into the Kopet Dag Mountains that separate Turkmenistan from Iran. On the way, you’ll stop to stretch your legs and take photos with visits to a mud crater, a water crater and the Yerbent Nomad Village. When you arrive in Ashgabat, stop for lunch and change to minibuses for the dusty winding roads to Nohur Village. When you arrive at your guesthouse in the afternoon, you’ll watch how the locals weave Keteni – a homespun silk fabric. Maybe take a walk to see the distinctive local graves, marked by the horns of mountain goats, and then along the shepherd’s trails that pass by waterfalls and swimming holes. Tonight, you’ll have a traditional dinner home-cooked by your hosts. (B/D)

Enjoy a traditional breakfast in the guesthouse this morning, then head out to learn more about the village lifestyle of local Turkmen tribes. You’ll meet with the residents here who are a part of the Nohur ethnic group, who consider themselves to be descendants of Alexander the Great. Wander around the tribes’ cemetery, overgrown and equipped with the mountain goat horns, and learn about the peoples’ customs, traditions and spirituality. After, visit Gyz Bibi Cave – a place of local pilgrimage. See an 800-year-old Cynar tree – more than 800 years old tree, then say goodbye to the village and head on to Ashgabat. Along the way, you’ll visit a local horse breeder’s farm for a cooking demonstration of Baursaki. Watch the process of frying the dough in oil, then maybe try it out for yourself! Watch how their bread is cooked in a tandoor (a mud oven), then sit down with your host to enjoy some of the treats as you learn about his family and his passion for Akhal-Teke horses – this breed of horse is specific to the region and have a reputation for their speed, endurance, intelligence and distinctive metallic sheen. Later, continue to Ashgabat, where you’ll spend the night. (B)

Take a full day to wrap your head around this desert city on an immersive guided tour. First, visit the ancient settlement of Nisa, built in the 3rd century BC. See the Halk Hakydasy Memorial Complex, built to honour those killed in the Battle of Geok Tepe in 1881, in World War II and in the 1948 earthquake. Then, head out of town to the ruins of Anau. The crumbling remains of the 15th century medieval mosque still attracts the devout, who come to pray and make offerings. Wander the Russian Bazaar to see locals doing their daily shopping and maybe taste some samosas, doner-kebabs and sweet melon! See the local Turkmen’s handmade souvenirs and maybe choose something special to bring home. This afternoon, take in the four-pointed martinets of the Ertugrul Gazi Mosque. You’ll then have some free time to relax and recharge before an evening visit to the monuments of Archabil Street, including the Neutrality Arch. (B)

Rise and shine for the drive to Mary (pronounced ‘Mah-rih’) – the somewhat ostentatious displays of wealth in this city can be traced to the long-running gas and cotton industries. When you arrive, settle into your hotel, then head out to wander through the lively bazaar with your leader. Take drive out to Merv, also known as Margiana or Margush, and enjoy some time exploring Turkmenistan's most recognised site. This sprawling UNESCO World Heritage site is home to numerous walled structures from various periods spread across a 1200-hectare area. See impressive columns smoothed by wind and time at the Greater Kizkala and walk hills that were once the fortress walls of Erk Kala. While not the most impressive visually, Gyaur Kala dates to 400 BC and has a fascinating history. Spend some time exploring these relics of grand empires, then return to Mary for some free time. Maybe visit the Mary Regional Museum. Housed in a palace of white marble, the museum features archaeological displays and exhibitions on traditional Turkmen life and culture. (B)

This morning after breakfast, head out to see the local Orthodox Church and take some more time wandering around Mary’s city center, before returning to Ashgabat – the City of White Marble. Arrive late afternoon and head out again as the sun goes down to walk along the promenade with your group. Maybe find somewhere for dinner and celebrate your final night on this incredible adventure. (B)

With no further activities planned, your trip comes to an end today after breakfast. If you need help with organising a transfer to the airport, just speak to your leader. (B)

Trip Inclusions

  • Explore Central Asia – a fascinating mix of ancient Silk Road history, post-Soviet culture and redefined nations living in post-independence.
  • Learn about the Silk Road and its history at the Registan in Samarkand, the ancient Panjakent City Wall and the UNESCO-protected town of Khiva.
  • Take in the scenic views of Song Kol Lake and Issyk-kul Lake, where you may see flocks of sheep, goats and herds of horses with their nomadic herdsmen. Stay in a yurt camp nearby and live like the locals have for centuries in these traditional tents.
  • Spend a night with a local family in Turkmenistan. Be treated to traditional hospitality, gain an insight into the daily life of locals and feast on a delicious home-cooked lunch with a Tajik family.
  • Rub shoulders with locals and bargain in the bazaars. With your local leader by your side, you’ll learn what’s common and what’s different between these four stans.

  • Guesthouse/Homestay (3 night)
  • Hotel (18 nights)
  • Yurt (4 nights)
  • Overnight train (1 night)

  • 25 Breakfasts included
  • 7 Lunches included
  • 9 Dinners included

  • Accommodation, itinerary and inclusions subject to change.
  • Price is for land, cruise and internal flights as specified. Flights not specified are not included
  • Intrepid regularly update their itineraries throughout the year based on feedback and local conditions. Therefore the itinerary you see now may differ from when you booked. Global Journeys will provide you with detailed trip notes at the time of quoting, along with a finalised itinerary and trip notes before your trip departs.
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US$8,390
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Solo (Own Room)
Friday 21 Aug 2026 21 Aug 26 Bishkek
Wednesday 16 Sep 2026 16 Sep 26 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,095
US$8,856
Save $239
Solo (Own Room)
Tuesday 22 Sep 2026 22 Sep 26 Bishkek
Sunday 18 Oct 2026 18 Oct 26 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Our Price
US$10,135
Solo (Own Room)
Sold Out
Tuesday 29 Sep 2026 29 Sep 26 Bishkek
Sunday 25 Oct 2026 25 Oct 26 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Our Price
US$10,415
Solo (Own Room)
Sold Out
Friday 02 Oct 2026 02 Oct 26 Bishkek
Wednesday 28 Oct 2026 28 Oct 26 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,370
US$9,122
Save $248
Solo (Own Room)
Friday 09 Oct 2026 09 Oct 26 Bishkek
Wednesday 04 Nov 2026 04 Nov 26 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Our Price
US$9,815
Solo (Own Room)
Sold Out
Friday 02 Apr 2027 02 Apr 27 Bishkek
Wednesday 28 Apr 2027 28 Apr 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,165
US$8,924
Save $241
Solo (Own Room)
Friday 09 Apr 2027 09 Apr 27 Bishkek
Wednesday 05 May 2027 05 May 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,165
US$8,924
Save $241
Solo (Own Room)
Friday 16 Apr 2027 16 Apr 27 Bishkek
Wednesday 12 May 2027 12 May 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,165
US$8,924
Save $241
Solo (Own Room)
Friday 30 Apr 2027 30 Apr 27 Bishkek
Wednesday 26 May 2027 26 May 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,395
US$9,147
Save $248
Solo (Own Room)
Friday 07 May 2027 07 May 27 Bishkek
Wednesday 02 Jun 2027 02 Jun 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,395
US$9,147
Save $248
Solo (Own Room)
Friday 14 May 2027 14 May 27 Bishkek
Wednesday 09 Jun 2027 09 Jun 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,395
US$9,147
Save $248
Solo (Own Room)
Tuesday 25 May 2027 25 May 27 Bishkek
Sunday 20 Jun 2027 20 Jun 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,395
US$9,147
Save $248
Solo (Own Room)
Tuesday 08 Jun 2027 08 Jun 27 Bishkek
Sunday 04 Jul 2027 04 Jul 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $8,925
US$8,691
Save $234
Solo (Own Room)
Friday 06 Aug 2027 06 Aug 27 Bishkek
Wednesday 01 Sep 2027 01 Sep 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $8,925
US$8,691
Save $234
Solo (Own Room)
Tuesday 10 Aug 2027 10 Aug 27 Bishkek
Sunday 05 Sep 2027 05 Sep 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $8,925
US$8,691
Save $234
Solo (Own Room)
Tuesday 17 Aug 2027 17 Aug 27 Bishkek
Sunday 12 Sep 2027 12 Sep 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $8,925
US$8,691
Save $234
Solo (Own Room)
Friday 20 Aug 2027 20 Aug 27 Bishkek
Wednesday 15 Sep 2027 15 Sep 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,165
US$8,924
Save $241
Solo (Own Room)
Tuesday 07 Sep 2027 07 Sep 27 Bishkek
Sunday 03 Oct 2027 03 Oct 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,550
US$9,297
Save $253
Solo (Own Room)
Tuesday 21 Sep 2027 21 Sep 27 Bishkek
Sunday 17 Oct 2027 17 Oct 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,550
US$9,297
Save $253
Solo (Own Room)
Tuesday 28 Sep 2027 28 Sep 27 Bishkek
Sunday 24 Oct 2027 24 Oct 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,550
US$9,297
Save $253
Solo (Own Room)
Friday 01 Oct 2027 01 Oct 27 Bishkek
Wednesday 27 Oct 2027 27 Oct 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,550
US$9,297
Save $253
Solo (Own Room)
Friday 08 Oct 2027 08 Oct 27 Bishkek
Wednesday 03 Nov 2027 03 Nov 27 Ashgabat
Details
Definite Departure
Exclusive Savings
Was: $9,550
US$9,297
Save $253
Solo (Own Room)
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A definite departure means minimum numbers have been reached for this departure to operate. Your Global Journeys Travel Advisor will check the availability of your departure date when you Inquire. Additional savings may apply. T&C’s apply.
Note
Tour & cruises prices are per person. Prices shown have savings applied, are subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time without notice. Pricing and trip details are correct at this point in time, however are subject to confirmation at the time of booking and are subject to change by Intrepid. For cruise itineraries, cabin images are sourced from the cruise-line and should be treated as indicative only. Cabin inclusions, upholsteries and room layout may differ to the image(s) shown depending on the ship selected and your sailing dates.

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