Lotte Tourism Development Launches Business Class Package in 3 Central Asian Countries

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- Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan for 8 nights and 10 days

- Three major trekking and Silk Road ruins, including the Charn Valley, Lake Kolsai, and Alaarcha National Park

- Lotte Tourism Development "A colorful schedule of unfamiliar Central Asia"

Lotte Tourism Development announced on the 11th that it has launched a business class package to leave for three Central Asian countries (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan).

"Stan," which is named after the Central Asian country, means "country" or "land" in Persian, meaning the country of each ethnic group. Recently, it has been introduced in various media and is attracting attention as an emerging unique travel destination based on its overwhelming nature and Silk Road ruins.

The product is scheduled for eight nights and 10 days from April to October, starting at 6.99 million won per person (including various taxes). I use Air Astina's business class from Incheon to Almaty, Kazakhstan.

The Air Astina Business Class offers a 'bedroom in the sky' with ample seating space and full flat seats spread out at 180 degrees. You can also experience in-flight meals and exclusive lounges that utilize the traditional beauty of Central Asia.

In Almaty, Kazakhstan, a course has been set up to trek through the Charn Valley, known as the "Grand Canyon of Central Asia," and Lake Kolsai, located in the Cheonsan Mountains. In Kyrgyzstan, you can also enjoy nature by trekking Alaarcha National Park.

Another highlight is the exploration of the Silk Road ruins. Samarkand, Uzbekistan, is the center of the Silk Road, and traces of the Timur Empire, which unified Central Asia, remain throughout the city. You can also see Registan Square, Guremir Mausoleum, and Bibihanum Mosque, which were once the centers of East-West trade and learning.

"As the three Central Asian countries are not familiar with domestic travelers yet, we have prepared a more colorful schedule," a Lotte Tourism Development official said. "We look forward to experiencing Central Asia's unique culture and nature more safely and comfortably through this package."

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