Aigerim Bekova
Field writer, Central Asia and the Caucasus: the Silk Road by rail and road, based in Almaty
Si occupa di Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan
Ultimo viaggio sul campo: mag 202613 guide pubblicate
- Central Asia
- Caucasus
- Rail
Lingue: Kazakh, Russian, English
Informazioni
Aigerim is from Almaty and spent six years as a railway ticketing agent before she started writing. She covers Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan: which borders are open to foreigners, where e-visas apply, how to buy train tickets that sell out, and when the mountain passes close.
Viaggi sul campo
Per privacy, indichiamo il mese e non la data.
- mag 2026UzbekistanTashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara by train, 9 nights
- set 2025Georgia and ArmeniaTbilisi, Kazbegi and Yerevan, 10 nights
Guide di Aigerim Bekova
Come fareDay trips from Yerevan: Garni, Etchmiadzin, Sevan and more compared
Dove alloggiareWhere to stay in Batumi: four bases, from the old town to the coast
Come fareDay trips from Baku: Gobustan, fire sites, Shamakhi, Guba and Sheki
ItinerarioTbilisi in 3 days: Old Town, Rustaveli Avenue and a Mtskheta half dayDove alloggiareWhere to stay in Baku: Old City, Nizami Street or the BoulevardItinerarioBaku in 3 days: Old City, Boulevard, Heydar Aliyev Center and GobustanCome fareDay trips from Tbilisi: Mtskheta, Kakheti, Kazbegi or Davit GarejaItinerarioYerevan in 3 days: the center, the Matenadaran and a day tripItinerarioBatumi in 3 days: old town, boulevard, garden and an Ajara outingDove alloggiareWhere to stay in Yerevan: four bases, from Republic Square to KondQuando andareBest time to visit Batumi: velvet season, rain and crowds by seasonDove alloggiareWhere to stay in Tbilisi: five bases, from the Old Town to Vera
Field reportTashkent to Samarkand by high-speed train, and a morning with no plan