Shrines of Turkestan: Yasavi and Arystan-Bab

We decided with colleagues to go to Turkestan in November to see the mausoleums. The road is long, about 9 hours, but with stops it's fine. The excursions are interesting, especially the Yasawi Mausoleum. It's cold in November, so bring warm clothes.

Great trip, the holy sites are impressive. November is cold, but beautiful.

We went with our family during the May holidays, wanted to show the children the holy sites. It's warm in May, everything was great.

We went in May, the Yasawi and Arstan-Bab mausoleums impressed us. The 9-hour road is long, but the excursions were worth it. Rating 4.

We took the tour with my wife in April, wanted to see the Yasawi Mausoleum. The weather was cool, but we liked the trip.

Madina recommended this tour, we didn't regret it. It's cool in April, but the excursions are excellent.

I had long wanted to see the mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi, and finally I got together with a friend. We took this two-day tour because it also covers Arstan-Bab, which is hard to reach on your own. We traveled by bus, the journey took about nine hours with stops — we managed to have lunch at a cafe and just rest. It was cool in March, so a warm jacket and comfortable shoes came in handy. In Turkestan we settled into a hotel, and then went on a sightseeing tour of the old city. The fortress walls and the mausoleum itself made a strong impression, especially in the calm light of day. The next morning we went to Arstan-Bab — the guide's story about his connection with Yasawi was very lively. We got back only at night, but it was worth it.

The November trip to Turkestan was interesting. The bus ride was long, but the excursions are worth it.

We went in September, Anzhelika gathered us and explained everything. The road is long but the excursions are interesting, especially the old city and the Yasawi mausoleum.

We went in September with my husband, the weather was great. We had long wanted to see the shrines of Turkestan, and here everything is organized, departure from Almaty. The bus went for a long time, about nine hours, by evening we were quite tired. We settled into the hotel, then went on a tour of the old town. The Yasawi mausoleum and Arstan Bab we really liked, the guide told it vividly. We returned back late. Overall the trip was good, but the road is exhausting.

My s sestroy reshili poehat v Turkestan na may. Ochen ponravilis mavzolei Yasavi i Arystan-Bab, no doroga dolgaya.

We went in April, the guide Sergey told us everything about Arystan-Bab, it was informative. The night road was tiring, but overall fine. The mausoleums impressed us, even though it was cold.

We went to Turkestan for two days. Went together with my sister, she had long wanted to visit Yasawi, and I tagged along. The road is long, but with stops and lunch at a cafe it's tolerable. In March it was cool, good thing we took jackets. We liked the city tour of the old town, the fortress walls and the mausoleum itself impressed us. On the second day we went to Arstan Bab, the guide told interestingly about his connection with Yasawi. We arrived in Almaty late, tired, but happy with the trip.