Wonders of Central Asia 5 Stans in 19 Days with Arara
Program Overview
Central Asia offers some of the most exotic and unique wonders one can ever see on the planet. It is a land where ancient empires once ruled, where sapphire lakes mirror the skies, and where every winding road leads to a story untold. Our Uncover Wonders of Central Asia Tour is a great chance to explore all that mind-blowing natural and cultural gems of 5 Stans, namely Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan in just 19 days.
The exploration will include Almaty with its beautiful Big Almaty Gorge, the legendary Issyk Kul Lake, stunning Seven Lakes and mysterious Darvaza gas crater and much more. During the tour you will also meet friendly shepherds, taste exotic Asian food, watch national dances and the performance of folk music ensembles.
You can book a group tour or a private tour for any date you want. Just contact our tour managers and we will start working on your life-enriching Asian adventures!
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- Heritage Tourism
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Updated Aug 19, 2026
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Locations
- Kazakhstan
- Kyrgyzstan
- Tajikistan
- Turkmenistan
- Uzbekistan
Available Terms / Availability
- Years Offered
- 2026, 2027, 2028
Eligible Nationalities
- All Nationalities
Education Levels & Language
- Education
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Application Procedures
- Other
- Online Application
Age Requirement
18+
Starts At
- 19 days/18 nights: $7,700
Payment Terms
- Upfront Deposit
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What is the usual group size for your Central Asia tours?
Our group tours typically range from 2 to 13 participants, ensuring a personal and comfortable travel experience.
Is it possible to arrange a private 19-day Central Asia tour for two?
Yes! We can arrange a private tour for two or more people and customize it according to your preferences. Let us know your requirements when booking, and our team will organize the details for you.
Can I upgrade to 4-star hotels during the Wonders of Central Asia tour
Yes! We offer an upgrade option to 4-star hotels for the Wonders of Central Asia 19-day tour. If you’d like to include this in your package, just let us know when booking.
Do we stay in yurts during the 19-day Wonders of Central Asia tour?
Yes, during the Wonders of Central Asia tour, you’ll experience one overnight stay in a traditional yurt at Darvaza, right beside the famous gas crater.
What type of transport is used during the tour?
We don’t use large buses on our Central Asia tours, as they are not suited to the road conditions in cities and regions across Central Asia.
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