Central Asia Treks & Tours

Ger Camps

In Mongolia and parts of Central Asia, you may stay in a traditional ger, the circular felt tent used by nomadic communities for generations.

Spacious and comfortably furnished with proper beds, gers provide a unique opportunity to experience life on the steppe while spending time with local families. The design is practical for the climate, offering warmth and shelter in open landscapes.

As evening settles in, soft lighting creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, adding to the sense of place in these vast and timeless environments.

Hotels

In cities and larger towns across Central Asia, you stay in carefully selected 3 to 4 star properties chosen for their comfort, character and consistent reliability.

Hotels are typically centrally located or well positioned for easy access to historic centres, markets and key cultural sites, allowing you to explore with ease. Each property is selected based on a long standing track record of traveller satisfaction and dependable service standards.

Camping

While trekking in Central Asia, you enjoy fully supported camping in remote and scenic wilderness settings.

Quality two person tents are erected for you each day, providing a comfortable place to rest after time on the trail. Your crew manages all camp logistics, including meal preparation and setup, allowing you to focus on the landscape and the experience.

Camps typically include a dedicated dining tent and a private toilet tent with a sit toilet, delivering a practical and well organised base in these expansive mountain environments.

These trips feature in our Classic Adventures range.

Homestays

In Central Asia, homestays offer a genuine window into local life, where families welcome you into their homes and share their traditions, food and daily routines.

Accommodation is simple yet clean and comfortable, usually with communal sleeping arrangements and shared bathroom facilities. Evenings are often spent around the table, enjoying home cooked meals and conversation with your hosts.

A homestay adds cultural depth to your adventure, creating personal connections in some of the region’s most remote communities.