Kyrgyzstan Wild Horse Escape

4 days 3 nights

$516.00

Itinerary

Day 1: Bishkek – Naryn – Shabyr

We start our journey from Bishkek and drive towards the mountains, enjoying the changing landscapes along the way. We will stop in Naryn for lunch, where we take a short break to relax and refresh before continuing deeper into the highlands of Kyrgyzstan. After lunch, we continue our drive to Shabyr, arriving in the afternoon. Upon arrival, we check in, settle in, and enjoy a peaceful evening surrounded by untouched nature and fresh mountain air.

Overnight: Shabyr (yurt camp)

Meal: BLD

Note: Shared bathroom facilities near the yurt

Day 2: Shabyr (Chill day: Yoga & Light Hiking)  

This day is designed for relaxation and connection with nature. In the morning, we begin with a peaceful yoga session outdoors, followed by breakfast. After that, we go for a light hike around the Shabyr area, exploring the surrounding landscapes at an easy and enjoyable pace. We return back for lunch, and later in the day there is an introduction to the horses, giving you a chance to get familiar with them. The rest of the afternoon is free to relax, walk around, and simply enjoy the calm atmosphere of the mountains, followed by another gentle yoga session in the evening and dinner under the open sky.

Overnight: Shabyr (yurt camp)

Meal: BLD

Note: Shared bathroom facilities near the yurt

Day 3: Shabyr – Song Kol (Horse riding journey ~ 6 horse) 

After breakfast, we begin one of the most memorable parts of the trip — a horse riding journey towards Son-Kul. The ride takes approximately 6 hours through stunning mountain scenery, wide-open pastures, and traditional nomadic landscapes. Along the way, we stop for a picnic lunch in nature, enjoying the silence and beauty of the surroundings. Upon reaching the Ak-Tash area, we say goodbye to the horses and continue by vehicle to a traditional yurt camp near Son-Kul Lake, where we settle in for an overnight stay in authentic nomadic style.

Overnight: Song Kol (yurt camp)

Meal: BLD

Note: Shared bathroom facilities near the yurt

Day 4: Song Kol – Bishkek

The morning at Son-Kul is slow and peaceful, giving you time to enjoy the fresh mountain air and breathtaking views of the lake. After breakfast, we begin our drive back to Bishkek around 10:00 AM. On the way, we stop for lunch and short breaks to enjoy the scenery one last time before arriving back in the city by the evening.

Meal: BLD


Season: May - September

Duration: 4-day,  3-night

Transport: Mercedes minibus 18 seats (5-12 ppl)

Guided Languages: English or Chinese

Tour style: A combined adventure and cultural experience




Price:


рах 5

746$

рах 6

683$

рах 7

635$

рах 8

599$

рах 9

573$

рах 10

550$

рах 11

531$

рах 12

516$

What’s included:


  • Accommodation: 3-4* hotels, guesthouses, yurt camp

  • Full board meal

  • Transportation with a professional driver

  • English-speaking guide during the tour

  • Entrance fees and shows

  • 0.5 L of water everyday

  • Activities mentioned in the tour

What’s not included:


  • International air fares

  • Hotel charges for additional services

  • Insurance (required)

  • Personal expenses, e.g. souvenirs

  • Gratuity to (guides & drivers)

  • Single stay 25$ extra per night

  • Chinese guide 300$ extra per group per tour

Travel Essentials:


Season & Weather

  • Best time: May - September

  • Lowlands: 20–25 °C | High mountains: 0–15 °C

  • Evenings in high-altitude areas (Altyn Arashan) can be chilly

  • Occasional rain showers in spring and early summer

Clothing & Footwear

  • Light, breathable layers for daytime; warm layers for evenings

  • Waterproof & windproof jacket

  • Comfortable trekking/hiking shoes with good grip

  • Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for high-altitude sun

Gear & Accessories

  • Small daypack, reusable water bottle

  • Headlamp/flashlight, power bank, personal medications

  • Rain cover for backpack, quick-dry towel

  • Swimwear for Issyk-Kul or hot springs

  • Snacks for dietary needs

Accommodation

  • Hotels, guesthouses, traditional yurt camps

  • Guesthouses: family-run, home-cooked meals

  • Yurts: cozy, simple, shared facilities, limited electricity

  • Please be aware that accommodation in yurts is shared, with separate areas for men and women.

Meals

  • Traditional Kyrgyz cuisine throughout

  • Vegetarian options on request

  • Lunches at local family houses offer authentic experiences

Transport & Road Conditions

  • Long drives in mountains: 2–7 hours daily, some off-road and bumpy sections


Electricity & Connectivity

  • Limited electricity in remote areas; charge devices when possible

  • Weak mobile coverage in mountains — perfect for a digital detox

Health & Altitude

  • Some areas reach 3,000 m a.s.l.

  • Mild altitude symptoms possible: shortness of breath, fatigue

  • Stay hydrated and bring necessary medications

  • Please bring all necessary medications with you

Cultural Tips

  • Dress modestly in villages and when visiting families

  • Ask before photographing locals

Small gifts (sweets, postcards) for host families are appreciated