From Aydarkul to the Maldives: where to go in autumn?

From Aydarkul to the Maldives: where to go in autumn?

In autumn, the heat subsides in the Mediterranean, the rains stop in Southeast Asia, and hotel prices drop. Yoʻlovchi travel media has prepared a list of countries you can visit this autumn: whether it is a short trip to neighboring countries, to the seaside, or into nature across Uzbekistan.

**Kazakhstan**

No visa is required for citizens of Uzbekistan; you can stay in the country for up to 90 days. During the day, it is 15–20 °C in Almaty, and cooler in Astana — 10–15 °C.

This is the closest destination for a two-to-three-day round trip. In autumn, Almaty is covered with fallen leaves: you can take the cable car up to Shymbulak, or travel to the Kolsay Lakes or the Charyn Canyon. From Astana, you can head to Burabay — towards pine forests, cliffs, and lakes. Airfares start from 1.6 million soums. Another important aspect: you now need to obtain an electronic entry permit at least 72 hours before the trip.

No visa is required — you can stay in the country without a visa for up to 60 days. During the day, the temperature in Bishkek is around 15 °C.

This destination is suitable for those who want mountains, trekking, and tranquility. Bishkek has a good coffee culture, but there is no need to stay long in the city. It is better to head to the Ala-Archa Gorge — it is located just 40 km from the capital and is easy to reach by taxi. Another option is the Issyk-Ata hot springs, where it is pleasant to warm up after long walks. In autumn, there are fewer tourists, accommodation becomes cheaper, and the summer heat no longer interferes with horseback riding and spending the night in yurts. Airfares to Bishkek start from 900 thousand soums.

No visa processing is required; you can stay in the country without it for up to 365 days.