Tash Rabat Tours & Holidays
Tash Rabat Small Group Tours & Tailor-Made Holidays
Sheltering in the lee of a black granite cliff, in what must surely be one of the prettiest valleys in the country, this ancient Silk Road caravanserai, constructed of dark stone with a huge arched entrance, domed roof and corner turrets, appears like some ancient eastern castle, a mythical outpost from some long forgotten legend. Before it, sweeping out of sight behind a sheer ridge is a wide green valley, dotted with yurts and hundreds of animals: horses, cattle, yaks and sheep. With a friendly ...
Sheltering in the lee of a black granite cliff, in what must surely be one of the prettiest valleys in the country, this ancient Silk Road caravanserai, constructed of dark stone with a huge arched entrance, domed roof and corner turrets, appears like some ancient eastern castle, a mythical outpost from some long forgotten legend. Before it, sweeping out of sight behind a sheer ridge is a wide green valley, dotted with yurts and hundreds of animals: horses, cattle, yaks and sheep. With a friendly family to stay with in cosy, well-equipped yurts, wonderful walks and rides in the surrounding mountains, a visit to Tash Rabat is one of the highlights of any trip to Kyrgyzstan.
Best experiences
Trek the Silk Road on horseback
Climb the hills on horseback to admire the striking views like thousands of Silk Road traders before you. Gallop along the valley, far from civilisation, surrounded by round peaks covered in a velvet green swimming in a golden sunset.
Admire the Silk Road in Tash Rabat
Simply relax and witness present-day life in the Silk Road surroundings of Tash Rabat. The lush and green valley, just 35km from the Chinese border, groans with horses, yaks and sheep all owned by the nomads who live in the area.
Walk the ancient paths of Tash Rabat
Explore a major route of the Silk Road on foot as it winds through remote mountain scenery, remarkable history, local nomadic culture and the possibility of animal sightings, from the ancient caravanserai of Tash Rabat to the 4,000m-high-pass.OUR FAVOURITE PLACES TO STAY
