Kazakhstan

Country N°67 - August 2026

Khujand to Tashkent

Today we decided to depart as early as possible to avoid the queues at the Uzbekistan border, especially since the Tajikistan side has absolutely no shade. We left early and drove for about an hour to the border, where we left our minibus and took all our stuff with us through customs. The first struggle […]

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Khujand

Today we got up and loaded our stuff back into the van for another long drive on rocky roads to get out of the valley where we were staying. After about an hour and a half of being shaken, not stirred, we finally made it back to a smooth road! From there, we drove a […]

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Ghazza Village

Today we woke up and walked through a shortcut to the other hotel, where we had breakfast and took full advantage of the internet. We then got a speech from our guide about the Stans and some more details about Tajikistan before embarking on our hike through the mountains to a local village. We followed […]

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Dushanbe

Today we didn’t have any big plans for the morning, so we got up late and packed all our stuff, ready to visit our 3rd Stan! At around 11, we checked out and headed to the airport, which was quite small and quite empty, but very modern. We checked in and went through security, saying […]

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Almaty

Today we could have slept in, but instead we got up with the sunlight streaming through the curtains. We headed down to breakfast in our very Russian-looking hotel, which had a giant dome room for the dining area. After breakfast, we met back up with our group and took the bus on a tour of […]

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Charyn Canyon

Today we got up for breakfast to an almost English breakfast of sausages and eggs, but the most exciting part was the palmier. We got onto our bus and drove towards the Dark Canyon, where we took a couple of photos before heading to the next canyon, the much more exciting Charyn Canyon. There, we […]

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Sunken Forest

Today we woke up early as usual and got into our minibuses to drive to the Kazakhstan border. After about an hour and a half, we reached the border, which looked so small in the middle of the vast plains. Unfortunately, we weren’t allowed to take any photos. Luckily for us, our border crossing only […]

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