30 Jan. 2017

2017 brings more than just the arrival of Beaujolais nouveau—it also marks the opening of our Kyrgyz'What? agency. Discovering a country is far more than a visual experience; it's a human one. Kyrgyz'What? takes you to the heart of Kyrgyz culture through exceptional encounters with locals, where you'll share daily life with a family and meet nomadic herders. So, ready for a journey to Kyrgyzstan?

Nicknamed the little Switzerland of Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan is a small landlocked country nestled between Tajikistan to the south, Kazakhstan to the north, China to the east, and Uzbekistan to the west.

This destination, still little-known today, is one we're thrilled to share with you!

What Is Kyrgyzstan?

It's a country where cultures intertwine—shaped by Soviet heritage and nomadic tradition. A territory of diverse landscapes: lakes, canyons, mountains, steppes... And above all, a generous and hospitable people.

Kyrgyzstan welcomes you with competitive airfares and visa exemptions. Still hesitant?

Why Go?

The Kyrgyz'What? team welcomes you year-round with adventure itineraries, unique experiences, discovery journeys... in short, circuits tailored to everyone and every desire: trekking, horseback riding, rafting, jeep expeditions, paragliding... a wealth of activities waiting to be experienced.

With our short stays (7 to 10 days), dare to escape on a budget with family, friends, or colleagues.

As for longer journeys (14 to 20 days), they allow you to explore the country more deeply, with extended time dedicated to your chosen activity (specialized tours).

Our specialty is offering not only group departures—which reduce costs and create a convivial atmosphere—but also custom and private circuits.

Kyrgyz'What? is notably the partner agency of Horseback Mongolie, which has excelled since 2006 in group travel across Mongolian terrain. A guarantee for all those seeking adventure.

See you soon!

Charlène

SEO writer from day one at Nomadays, now content manager and head of communications, Charlène has accompanied the adventure from its inception with passion and dedication. After seven years living in Asia—from China to Thailand, passing through Mongolie and South Korea—she has made travel a way of being in the world. A lover of words, nature, and human connection, she is committed to conveying in her writing a sensitive, engaged, and responsible vision of tourism. For her, each article is a bridge between curiosity, respect, and wonder.