Motorcycle trip

Kyrgyzstan

Over the centuries, Kyrgyzstan was ruled by various empires. After the Mongols, Chinese, and Uzbeks, it faced Soviet invasion at the end of the 19th century, struggling to maintain its way of life. This rich history forced the small nomadic country to integrate Orthodox Christianity and Islam while preserving traditional beliefs. During your Kyrgyzstan motorcycle tours, you will discover shamanism, an ancient spiritual practice based on the connection between humans and nature spirits. Since gaining independence in 1991, a semi-nomadic pastoralism has reemerged, helping Kyrgyzstan reconnect with its traditions. Like in Mongolia, the traditional dwelling is the yurt. These wood and felt structures are assembled and dismantled with the migrations of nomads, moving from pasture to pasture. During your trip, you will sleep under a yurt and experience the legendary hospitality of the Kyrgyz people. Between nomadic traditions and Soviet heritage, there is so much to discover during Kyrgyzstan motorcycle tours.

Summer remains the best season to embark on Kyrgyzstan motorcycle tours. From June to September, the high passes are clear, and the adventure routes are open. Spring and early autumn, especially September, are also ideal for travelers seeking cooler temperatures and fewer tourists. Winter brings harsh conditions with Siberian winds, making it unsuitable for outdoor exploration.