Experience alpine lakes, red-rock canyons, and yurt-lit nights—on our women-only-tour
Kyrgyzstan
Book now with $550. Pay the rest at your pace.
12 days starting at $4,550 USD.
Up to 14 solo female travelers.
Our Kyrgyzstan trip is all mountain air, open skies, and nomadic stories come to life. You’ll ride through high pastures, share tea in family homes, and sleep beneath a thousand stars in a yurt.
Celebrate both Independence Day and the World Nomad Games, and sail across Issyk-Kul’s blue horizon. Explore Karakol’s colorful mix of cultures, from its wooden Orthodox church to its Dungan Mosque.
Then step off the tourist trail — golden cliffs at Jety Oguz, felt workshops in mountain villages, and handmade noodles rolled with laughter in a Uyghur kitchen. Meet eagle hunters, yurt makers, and women who turn wool into art at the Altyn Kol cooperative.
It’s raw beauty, real connection, and the kind of adventure that lingers long after you’re home.
Table of Contents
TRIP HIGHLIGHTS
World Nomad Games
Watch traditional horseback games, archery, and wrestling at Kyrgyzstan’s most exciting cultural event.
Independence Day
Celebrate Kyrgyzstan’s biggest holiday with fireworks, music, and a local feast.
Visit an Eagle Hunter
Meet a local berkutchi and his golden eagle — an unforgettable look into nomadic tradition.
Women’s Cooperative Visit
Meet the artisans of Altyn Kol and see how Kyrgyz women turn wool into handmade carpets.
Yurt-Making in Kyzyl Tuu
Help assemble a traditional Kyrgyz yurt and discover how nomadic homes are still built today.
Lagman Noodle Cooking Class
Learn to hand-pull lagman noodles with a local Uyghur family and share a homemade meal together.
Local Market + Food Tour
Explore Bishkek’s bazaars and taste your way through traditional breads, fruits, and street snacks.
TRAVELER LOVE
INCLUSIONS
Arrival airport pickup on day 1
Hand-picked accommodations
11 breakfasts, 9 lunches, 7 dinners
All activities listed in the itinerary
All Tips excluding tour guide
Transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle (Mini Bus)
Max 14 solo female travelers in your group
Twin share rooms
Expert local guide for the whole tour
MEET YOUR NEW BFF
GUARANTEED SOLO TIME
Spend it with friends or explore on your own, but take time to reflect on your incredible journey.
GET YOUR BEAUTY SLEEP
Enjoy our hand-picked accommodation combining the best of design, location and comfort.
TOUR AT A GLANCE
Welcome to Bishkek
Welcome to Kyrgyzstan! Arrival, Welcome Meeting, and Dinner.
DAY 2 - BISHEKEK
Explore Bishkek’s vibrant history, create art with your own hands, and witness the magic of the World Nomad Games begin.
DAY 3 - CHON-KEMIN
Climb the 11th-century Burana Tower; ride or hike the valley; yurt-camp night.
DAY 4 - ISSYK-KUL
Nomad Culture Center, retro boat cruise, Rukh Ordo, lakeside solo time.
DAY 5 - KARAKOL
Watch the World Nomad Games - a day in the heart of Kyrgyz tradition.
DAY 6 - KARAKOL
Taste the town’s layered soul—mosque and wooden church, market nibbles, women makers, and lagman noodles.
DAY 7 - BOKONBAYEVO
Jety Oguz red cliffs, Barskoon waterfalls, Skazka “Fairytale” Canyon; sleep by the lake.
DAY 8 - KYZART
Eagle-hunter demo; learn yurt-making with artisans; village stay.
DAY 9 - SONG-KUL
Optional horse trek over Tuz Ashuu Pass (or jeep); high-pasture yurt camp.
DAY 10 - KOCHKOR
Slow lake morning; visit Altyn Kol women’s felt cooperative.
DAY 11 - BISHKEK
Return to the capital, spa time if you like, farewell dinner together.
Farewell, BISHKEK
Breakfast, goodbyes and check out
Why Choose SoFe Travel?
Built for Solo Women
Every trip is designed specifically for solo female travelers. That means no awkward third wheels, no feeling like the odd one out—just instant community, shared values, and support from Day One.
Real Connection
Almost everyone arrives solo, and 92% of our travelers stay in touch long after the trip ends. It’s not just a tour—it’s a chance to make lifelong friendships in some of the world’s most unforgettable places.
Space to Breathe
We build in solo time, always. Want to wander a market alone or skip a group dinner for some quiet? Go for it. Prefer a travel buddy? There's always someone ready to join you. You do you—with the comfort of community when you want it.
No Forced Single Supplements
Forget the extra fees. Our roommate matching quiz pairs you with a like-minded traveler, or you can upgrade to a private room if you prefer your own space.
Is The Kyrgyzstan Tour Right for you?
YURT NIGHTS (REAL, COZY, SIMPLE)
We stay in traditional yurt camps in Chon-Kemin and Song-Kul. Think thick felt walls, toasty stoves, and big-sky silence. Facilities are shared and simple, and there’s usually no Wi-Fi—perfect for star-gazing and real conversation.
HORSE TREK OPTIONAL
The classic route to Song-Kul is on horseback (about 5 hours over Tuz Ashuu Pass). Never ridden? Guides match you to gentle horses and keep the pace easy. Prefer not to ride? A scenic jeep transfer gets you there just as beautifully.
ROAD DAYS + MOUNTAIN AIR
Kyrgyzstan is wide open—some drives are 2–4 hours with picture stops for towers, gorges, and lake views. Terrain is mostly paved with a few bumpy bits near villages. We balance drive time with walks, markets, and plenty of tea breaks.
PACE & WALKING
This trip moves at a full but unhurried pace. Expect daily strolls on uneven ground, light hikes, and a few stair climbs (Burana Tower, viewpoints). Supportive walking shoes > cute sandals.
Your Kyrgyzstan Itinerary
Day 1 - WELCOME TO BISHKEK!
Welcome to Kyrgyzstan! Arrival, Welcome Meeting, and Dinner
Touch down in Bishkek, where the snow-dusted peaks of the Tian Shan Mountains rise in the distance and the air feels crisp and clean. Our representative will be waiting at the airport to greet you before transferring you to our hotel.
We recommend scheduling your flight to arrive by 3:00 pm on Day 1, so you’ll have time to settle in, unpack, and rest before the group welcome meeting at 6:00 pm.
After the welcome meeting, we’ll gather for our first dinner together at a local restaurant, where we’ll celebrate the start of our journey and you’ll enjoy your first taste of Kyrgyz hospitality and food. Expect hearty dishes, warm conversation, and the start of what’s sure to be an unforgettable trip.
Meals: dinner
Day 2 - The spirit of nomads
Explore Bishkek’s vibrant history, create art with your own hands, and witness the magic of the World Nomad Games begin.
Wake up in Bishkek, the charming capital of Kyrgyzstan — a city where Soviet architecture meets leafy boulevards, open parks, and a steady rhythm of daily life. Originally founded as a Russian garrison named Pishpek in the late 19th century, Bishkek blossomed during the Soviet era into the vibrant, tree-lined city you’ll explore today.
After breakfast, we’ll set out on a guided walking tour through the city center. Together we’ll visit Ala-Too Square, the White House, Old Square, and Victory Square, each offering a glimpse into the city’s unique blend of history and modern energy. Along the way, your local guide will share stories that bring Bishkek’s past — and its people — to life.
In the afternoon, we’ll visit the workshop of renowned Kyrgyz felt artist Aidai Asangulova, whose work has been showcased around the world. Under her expert guidance, you’ll have the chance to create your own silk-felt scarf, learning an ancient craft that is deeply rooted in nomadic culture and creativity.
As the sun sets, we’ll head together to the Opening Ceremony of the World Nomad Games, held at Bishkek’s brand-new national stadium. The evening will be filled with vibrant performances, traditional music, and the electric spirit of Kyrgyz pride.
Fittingly, it’s also Kyrgyzstan’s Independence Day. After the ceremony, we’ll head back to town and watch the fireworks and concert at Ala-Too Square — a perfect ending to a day celebrating culture, craft, and community.
Meals: breakfast and lunch
Day 3 - Ancient tower, valley life, yurt night
Step into Silk Road time, then trade city buzz for valley hush and a star-drenched yurt night.
After breakfast, we leave the city behind and set out on one of Kyrgyzstan’s most scenic drives — winding mountain roads that open into sweeping valleys and timeless villages. Our first stop is the Burana Tower, a remarkable 11th-century minaret that’s all that remains of the ancient Silk Road city of Balasagun, once the capital of the Karakhanid Empire. Climb the narrow spiral staircase to the top for a breathtaking view over the Chuy Valley, and wander among the balbals — weathered stone figures carved centuries ago to honor the dead. Afterward, we’ll stop for a home-cooked lunch with a local family, where you can taste traditional Kyrgyz dishes and experience the warmth of village life.
The journey continues into the mountains, where the landscapes grow wilder and greener as we enter the Chon-Kemin Valley. By late afternoon, we’ll arrive at our comfortable yurt camp, surrounded by rolling hills and open skies — the perfect place to unwind and take in the quiet beauty of the region.
This afternoon, you can choose your own adventure:
• Option 1: Saddle up for a half-day horseback ride through Chon-Kemin Nature Park, following trails through alpine meadows and finishing in a nearby village.
• Option 2: Join a guided walk to a mountain viewpoint, a relaxed two-hour hike offering stunning views of the valley below.
As evening falls, settle into your yurt, share stories over dinner, and enjoy the peaceful rhythm of mountain life.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Drive time: 4 hours
Day 4 - Nomad culture and lake time
From Valley to Vast Blue — mountain roads, nomadic games, and your first glimpse of Issyk-Kul.
The morning begins with mountain air and one last look at the peaceful Chon-Kemin Valley before we set off toward Lake Issyk-Kul, the world’s second-largest alpine lake. Nestled at 1,600 meters and ringed by the snow-dusted Tien Shan peaks, Issyk-Kul shimmers with shifting shades of blue. Our journey follows the lake’s northern shore, leading us to the town of Cholpon-Ata. We’ll stop for lunch at a local restaurant before heading to the hippodrome, where the energy of Kyrgyz tradition comes alive. Watch local riders showcase their skills in thrilling horse games and nomadic sports, a proud reflection of the country’s deep-rooted heritage.
Next, we’ll visit Rukh Ordo, an open-air museum by the lakeshore that beautifully blends spirituality, art, and history. Stroll among its striking sculptures and pavilions — a celebration of both Kyrgyz culture and universal human connection.
By late afternoon, we arrive at our lakefront resort, where time slows down. Take a swim in the clear waters, relax on the beach, or simply sit back and enjoy the mountain views glowing in the golden light of sunset.
Meals: breakfast and lunch
Drive time: 3 hours
Day 5 - Watch the World Nomad Games
A day in the heart of Kyrgyz tradition.
Leaving the calm shores of Issyk-Kul behind, we continue our journey eastward toward Karakol, a charming town framed by peaks at the far end of the lake. The road winds between shimmering water and green foothills, leading us into the Semenov Gorge, where the spirit of the World Nomad Games comes alive.
Here, a vibrant yurt village fills the valley — a living celebration of Kyrgyz culture. The air hums with music, laughter, and the rhythm of hooves. Watch eagle hunters demonstrate their ancient bond with these majestic birds, cheer on archers on horseback, and wander among stalls offering nomadic cuisine, crafts, and colorful displays of traditional life. Between the performances and the mountain scenery, this is one of those moments that feels both timeless and unforgettable.
After an afternoon immersed in culture and mountains, we continue our drive to Karakol, arriving in the early evening. Settle into your hotel and enjoy a quiet evening in this laid-back town
Meals: breakfast, lunch
Drive time: 4 hours
Day 6 - Sacred architecture, market bites, makers
Taste the town’s layered soul—mosque and wooden church, market nibbles, women makers, and lagman noodles
Once a Russian military outpost founded in 1869, Karakol today is a lively mix of cultures and stories. Explorers once set out from here to map the peaks separating Kyrgyzstan from China, and in the 1880s, Dungan refugees—Chinese Muslims fleeing war—brought their traditions and cuisine to the region.
This morning, explore Karakol’s most fascinating landmarks: the Dungan Mosque, built entirely of wood without a single nail; the beautiful Russian Orthodox Church, standing proud since 1869; and the Przhevalsky Museum, dedicated to the famed Russian explorer who made Central Asia his life’s work. A visit to the local market offers a taste of everyday life, full of color and spice.
We’ll also meet a representative of the One Village, One Product cooperative, learning how local artisans create sustainable goods that support village economies. In the evening, there’s an optional visit to the Aksu-Kench hot springs for a soak surrounded by nature. Dinner tonight is a highlight — we’ll join a Uyghur family for a warm home-cooked meal and a Lagman cooking master class, learning to stretch noodles the traditional way.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Day 7 - Red cliffs, waterfalls, a “fairytale” canyon
Chase color and texture—red cliffs, misty falls, a “fairytale” canyon—then breathe with the lake at sunset.
Our first stop on our drive today is the famous Jety-Oguz Gorge, where towering red cliffs—known as the “Seven Bulls”—glow in the sunlight. We’ll take an easy walk through the lush valley, surrounded by alpine meadows and pine-covered slopes.
Next, the landscape deepens into the Barskoon Gorge, a stunning mix of fir forests, mountain streams, and bursts of colorful wild berries. We’ll pass monuments to Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space, who once vacationed here, and if weather allows, continue up toward the high Arabel Plateau, reaching almost 4,000 meters.
Later, we stop at Skazka Canyon—“Fairy Tale Canyon”—where wind and rain have carved the red sandstone into whimsical towers and ridges. By evening, we reach Bokonbayevo, a peaceful lakeside village, and settle into our cozy Tong Marina Hotel with views of Issyk-Kul. Take a swim, unwind, and enjoy the calm of the southern shore.
Meals: breakfast, box lunch, and dinner
Drive time: 5 hours
Day 8 - Eagle wisdom and yurt-building 101
Stand close to an ancient bond—eagle and human—then build understanding (and a yurt) piece by piece.
We meet an eagle hunter for a close-up look at this living tradition—care, training, and the deep respect between human and bird. In Kyzyl-Tuu, artisans show how yurts are made from steam-bent wood and wool felt, and we help raise one together before sharing lunch with a yurt-making family.
By late afternoon we arrive in Kyzart and settle into a simple hotel—the kind of place where conversations linger and tomorrow’s big views feel close.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Drive time: 4 hours
Day 9 - High-pasture ride (or jeep) to nomad country
Choose your path—saddle or jeep—to wide-open pastures where silence, stars, and tea do the talking.
Today’s journey takes us to one of Kyrgyzstan’s most breathtaking places — Song-Kul Lake, perched high at 3,016 meters. From the trailhead, those who wish can ride on horseback for about five hours, crossing the Tuz Ashuu Pass with sweeping views of alpine meadows and endless sky. Others may travel by car and enjoy the scenery along the way.
Lunch will be a picnic in the mountains, surrounded by grazing horses and wildflowers. As we reach Song-Kul, you’ll see why it’s called the soul of Kyrgyz nomadic life — herders spend the summer here with their animals, living in yurts among fields of edelweiss.
Dinner and overnight at a traditional yurt camp, where you can stargaze under a crystal-clear sky.
Meals: breakfast, lunch
Horse Trek: 5 hours. By car: 3-4 hours
Day 10 - Slow lake morning, women’s craft collective
Wake to hoofbeats and morning light; meet the women of Altyn Kol, where craft becomes livelihood and legacy.
Wake up to the silence of the mountains and the soft sound of animals grazing outside your yurt. The morning is free to wander along the lake, take photos, or simply breathe in the cool air.
After lunch, we descend from the high pastures to the village of Kochkor, home to Kyrgyzstan’s finest felt artisans. Here, we’ll visit the Altyn Kol Women’s Cooperative, where over 200 women craft traditional shyrdaks (felt carpets) using ancestral patterns and natural dyes. Watch the process and learn how this art has remained a symbol of strength, creativity, and community.
This evening, we enjoy a traditional Kyrgyz dinner at the hotel, where the manager will share her inspiring life story — a reminder of the resilience and warmth of Kyrgyz hospitality.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Drive time: 3 hours
Day 11 - Back to the capital + farewell dinner
Return gently to city pace—steam, sip, or shop—then toast the miles and the women beside you.
Our journey comes full circle as we drive back to Bishkek, arriving by midday. After checking into the hotel, enjoy some time to rest or explore on your own before a well-deserved afternoon of relaxation at one of the city’s spas, featuring saunas, hammams, massages, and pools — the perfect way to unwind after days of adventure.
In the evening, we gather for a farewell dinner, sharing memories, laughter, and a final taste of Kyrgyz cuisine as we celebrate the journey we’ve shared.
Meals: breakfast, dinner
Drive time: 4 hours
Day 12 - FAREWELL KYRGYZSTAN
Homeward-bound
Your Kyrgyz adventure comes to an end after breakfast this morning. You are free to depart any time today. While airport transfer is not included, your guide will be happy to help arrange transportation to Bishkek Airport. Safe travels home — or continue your journey with a flight to Tashkent for our Uzbekistan Meetup Tour.
Meals: breakfast
HAND-PICKED ACCOMMODATION
Our accommodation is hand-picked to give you the best combination of comfort, location, and style. All of our accommodation is air conditioned, comfortable, and vetted by our team for the perfect blend of style, location, and comfort.
AMBASSADOR HOTEL,
BISHKEK
We love the Ambassador Hotel for its perfect mix of comfort and convenience right in the heart of Bishkek. Just a short walk from Ala-Too Square, it’s the kind of place where you can unwind after a day of exploring yet still be close to the city’s best restaurants and sights.
The rooms are bright and cozy, with city views, air conditioning, and all the little touches that make you feel at home. Guests rave about the friendly staff, relaxing lounge, and the hotel’s European-style restaurant that never disappoints.
HOTEL TONG MARINA, BOKONBAYEVO
Set right on the shores of Issyk-Kul, Tong Marina is a peaceful escape where mornings start with lake views and end with sunsets by the infinity pool. The private beach and quiet terrace make it an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the calm rhythm of the lake.
The recently renovated apartments feature balconies, kitchenettes, and cozy details perfect for relaxation.
MURAS YURT CAMP, SONG-KUL
Tucked away on the northern shores of Lake Son-Kul, Muras Yurt Camp offers an authentic taste of Kyrgyz nomadic life surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery. It’s the kind of place where time slows down — perfect for anyone seeking peace, quiet, and a deep connection with nature.
Guests stay in traditional yurts, wake up to crisp alpine air, and fall asleep under a sky full of stars.
We match you with your most compatible roommate
We get it—sharing a room with a stranger can feel like a gamble. That’s why we’ve partnered with a professional matchmaker and psychologist to create a bespoke roommate matching quiz, designed to pair you with someone you’ll actually click with.
Whether you’re an early riser or a night owl, a social butterfly or someone who values quiet time, our quiz helps ensure you’re matched with the best possible roommate. And if you prefer your own space, you always have the option to upgrade to a private room.
No stress, no awkward surprises—just a trip made better by great company.
MEET Tatiana
YOUR GUIDE FOR THE TRIP
Tatiana has been guiding travelers through Kyrgyzstan since 2016, and it’s no surprise that people love exploring with her. Friendly, thoughtful, and deeply passionate about her country, she’s spent nearly a decade sharing the hidden gems and breathtaking landscapes of Kyrgyzstan with visitors from all over the world.
When she’s not leading tours, you’ll probably find her hiking in the mountains, trying new recipes, or watching a good documentary. Between seasons, she’s worked in hotels, managed a paragliding company, taught beginner skiers, and trained new guides through the Association of Tour Operators in Kyrgyzstan.
Traveling with Tatiana means plenty of laughter, connection, and a genuine look at Kyrgyzstan through the eyes of someone who truly loves it.
What Our Travelers Say
Join 2,000+ women who’ve embraced adventure, found their people, and taken the trip of a lifetime on a tour with us, the largest global community for solo female travelers.
This is our very first Kyrgyzstan departure, and that makes it even more special—you’ll be part of something brand new and truly unforgettable. Here’s what past travelers have said about their experiences with us around the world.
Mary D. | Mongolia
“I loved the experience of the Eagle Festival. It surpassed all my ideas of what was involved. Our guide was a highlight for me. She was so generous, kind and knowledgeable.”
Kate | Mongolia
“I’ve been on 4 SoFe tours, and I won’t book with anyone else now. Everything is taken care of so all you have to do is make friends, have fun, and relax.”
Laura H. | Mongolia
Bata is absolutely phenomenal and took amazing care of us. The Eagle Festival was a truly unique and stunning experience. The meditation temple near Terelj was a surprising highlight for me. I LOVED the concert we had with the morin khuur players and throat singers.
Emma J. | Mongolia
“I was so nervous about it, but it ended up being absolutely amazing. The 6 of us women got along so well! A true sisterhood.”
Emily L. | Turkey
“Having the opportunity to learn from like-minded people and share experiences was incredible, whether this was their first solo trip or had been travelling solo for years. It both validated the complex feelings that can occur while travelling alone and inspired me to continue exploring.”
Anna G. | Morocco
“I loved the experience of the Eagle Festival. It surpassed all my ideas of what was involved. Our guide was a highlight for me. She was so generous, kind and knowledgeable.”
Jennifer H.. | Morocco
“If you’re looking for a very well run tour they gives you some structure but also free time go wander as well as the opportunity to meet people from all walks of life then I can 100% recommend this company for travel. I was so impressed and it’s one of the best experiences of my life.”
Dates & Prices
Prices listed in USD
We sell out fast!
Hold your spot with a $550 deposit that goes toward the total cost of your tour.
Flexible payment plans
Pay what you want up until the balance is due 90 days before departure.
Free transfer
Change your dates or your destination one time for free, just give us at least 90 days notice.
August 30, 2026
Arrive on Sunday
August 30, 2026
Arrive on Sunday
September 10, 2026
Depart on Thursday
September 10, 2026
Depart on Thursday
$4,550
with a private room +$1,000
$4,550
with a private room +$1,000
FAQ About Kyrgyzstan
WHAT ARE THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE DETAILS?
Arrival: Manas International Airport (BSZ)
- Your tour starts at 6pm in the hotel lobby. We strongly recommend that your flight arrives by 3pm so you can take your time and settle in before our welcome meeting at 6pm followed by our first dinner together.
- Our airport representative will take you from the airport to our group hotel in Bishkek. If fellow travelers arrive around the same time, we’ll bring you to the hotel together.
Departure: Manas International Airport (BSZ)
You can depart anytime on the last day. Our services will end after one more breakfast at the hotel this morning.
- Departure transfer to the airport is not included, but your guide can help you arrange it.
If you would like to arrive a few days early or stay a few days after the tour ends, we can arrange extra nights at our hotel for you. Please let us know at [email protected].
WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED?
- Airfares
- Visa or entrance fees
- Travel insurance (mandatory for all travelers)
- Airport drop off
- Tips for your tour guide
- Any meals not listed under inclusions
- Any optional activities
PAYMENT & REFUND POLICY
- A non-refundable $550 deposit is required to hold your spot.
- Final payment is due 90 days before departure.
- Pay as much as often as you like until the due date.
- If you cancel your spot earlier than 90 days before departure, you can apply your payment to any trip within the next year.
- No refunds on deposits.
DO I NEED A VISA?
Most travelers don’t need a visa to visit Kyrgyzstan. Citizens of countries including the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, and most of the EU can enter visa-free for up to 60 days. If your country isn’t visa-exempt, you can easily apply for an e-visa in advance through the official government website.
Visa on arrival is available only for select nationalities at Manas Airport, but for most travelers, no advance paperwork is needed.
Please note that entry requirements can change, so we recommend checking the latest information with your government or local embassy before travel. If you do require a visa or additional documentation from us, don’t hesitate to reach out — we’re happy to help.
WILL THIS ITINERARY CHANGE?
The itinerary is subject to change due for any reason – weather, unexpected cancellations, impromptu local opportunities, or surprise additions.
All bookings are subject to our terms and conditions.
Do I need travel insurance?
Comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory or you may be refused to join the tour. See our guide for help choosing a plan.
How much luggage should i bring?
Our tours are comfortable and very inclusive with premium accommodation. This means you can pack a little lighter. In fact, you will be carrying your own bags to the lobby or at the airport, and you will need to be able to manage.
PHOTOS FROM THE ROAD
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