Yes, Kyrgyzstan is generally safe for travelers. However, like in any country, it’s important to stay aware of your surroundings and follow local advice to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip.

The currency is the Kyrgyz som (KGS). You can find ATMs in major cities and tourist areas where you can withdraw cash. It’s advisable to exchange some money upon arrival, as not all places accept credit cards.

Kyrgyzstan is best visited from May to September, when the weather is mild and ideal for outdoor activities. The summer months showcase vibrant landscapes and blooming wildflowers, while autumn offers stunning foliage. Winter also reveals the country’s beauty, with snow-covered mountains perfect for skiing and other winter sports, making it a fantastic time for those seeking a snowy adventure.

Drones are generally allowed in most places in Kyrgyzstan, but there are certain restricted areas where flying is prohibited. These include airports, railway stations, military facilities, and other designat

The line voltage in Kyrgyzstan is 220 volts, with standard two-pin plugs and sockets. The frequency is 50 Hz, so ensure your devices are compatible or bring an appropriate adapter.

Yes, there are vegetarian options available in Kyrgyzstan. Many restaurants and homestays are flexible and can prepare meatless dishes upon request. While traditional Kyrgyz cuisine often features meat, you can find plenty of fruits, vegetables, and bread that don’t contain meat. It’s a good idea to notify us in advance about any dietary restrictions, so we can ensure your needs are accommodated during your stay.

At homestays and yurt stays in Kyrgyzstan, you can expect a warm and welcoming experience.

Homestays allow you to stay with a local family, providing insight into Kyrgyz culture and homemade meals featuring traditional dishes. You may even participate in local activities.

Yurt stays offer a glimpse into the nomadic lifestyle, with comfortable, traditional tents set in beautiful landscapes. Meals are typically communal, fostering connections with fellow travelers and locals.

Both options emphasize hospitality and allow you to immerse yourself in the stunning natural surroundings of Kyrgyzstan.

If you don’t have experience in horse riding, don’t worry! In Kyrgyzstan, there are options for riders of all skill levels. Many tour operators provide gentle, well-trained horses suitable for beginners, and guides offer instructions and support throughout your ride.

Before setting out, you can communicate your experience level to your guide, who can tailor the ride to ensure your comfort and safety. With proper guidance, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy the stunning landscapes without feeling overwhelmed. Just relax, enjoy the experience, and take in the beautiful surroundings!