This is not a report for those who want to look at some nice pictures. The unkown author — his pseudonym is ‘worldbybike’ — reports in great detail about his trip to Kyrgyzstan on a bike. Very useful to read for those who want to do the same. Read his report…Radreise durch Kirgistan by weltperrad […]
This is the website of travel writer, Michael Turtle. After working in broadcast journalism for a decade in Australia, Michael left Sydney to travel the world indefinitely and write about the places, people and experiences he discovers. This isn’t a diary – these are real stories from the world. Read his report…Tash Rabat caravanserai by […]
LC Hunter tells us that travelled more than 30 countries, across 5 continents and that she wants to share stories about expat live, off the beaten pathes and without plastics. We are happy that she found our place in Kyrgyzstan at Son Kol. Read her report…Another Trekking on horseback to Son Kol lake by LC […]
Audrey is a travel blogger and youtuber; and — again — she’s infected with ‘wanderlust’. On her website she tells us that she was crisscrossing the globe for the past few years and like that she found Kyrgyzstan. Read her report…Horse Trekking and Yurt Living in Song Kol Lake by Audrey Bergner Language: English
Kevin Rushby is Guardian Travel’s ‘Explorer’. He tests whether the words ‘group tour’ and ‘adventure’ are mutually exclusive. So he prooved that theory in Kyrgyzstan by swimming in a mountain lake, riding a stallion and escaping his travel buddies whenever he got the chance.My Kyrgyzstan adventure by Kevin Rusby Language: English
Mark was a Peace Corps volunteer in Kyrgyzstan and diagnosis himself with “Wanderlust”. The only cure is travelling the world.Road Trip Part 2: The Road To Song Kul by Mark Jahnke Language: English
Travel to Kyrgyzstan: The unspeakable beauty of the Silk Road by Adeline GressinVoyage au Kirghizstan: de l’inqualifiable beauté de la route de la soie Language: French
