Manas Airport – Ala-Archa – Bishkek, up to 120 km.

Ala-Archa National Park - Upon arrival at Manas Airport, transfer to Bishkek for a brief rest at the hotel. After lunch, head to Ala-Archa National Park. This park, featuring the Ala-Archa River gorge and surrounding mountains, is a favored spot for weekend picnickers, hikers, horse trekkers, skiers, and mountain climbers seeking challenging ice, rock, and mixed routes. Enjoy a walk to Ak-Sai waterfall before returning to Bishkek for dinner at a local restaurant.

Bishkek – Burana – Chon-Kemin, up to 170 km.

Burana Tower - Travel through the Kyrgyz Range mountains and nearby villages, breathing in the fresh mountain air. After a 1.5-hour drive, arrive at The Burana Tower. This tower, along with grave markers, earthworks, and remnants of a castle and three mausoleums, is all that remains of the ancient city of Balasagun, founded by the Karakhanids at the end of the 11th to 13th centuries.

Konorchek Canyons - If weather permits, enjoy a radial trek to Konorchek Canyons. Walk from the main road in Boom Gorge through a narrow dry gorge and a maze of rocks scattered over a dry riverbed. The canyons feature red sandstone columns reminiscent of the Grand Canyon in Colorado, USA.

Chon-Kemin National Park - Arrive at Chon-Kemin National Park for dinner and accommodation in a guest house.

Chon–Kemin – Semenov Gorge – Karakol, up to 200 km.

Issyk-Kul Lake - Travel to Semenov Gorge, located on the north shore of Issyk-Kul Lake.

Karakol - Upon arrival, enjoy a short city tour in Karakol, followed by dinner and accommodation in a hotel.

Karakol – Altyn-Arashan – Karakol, 30 km.

Altyn Arashan - Drive to the starting point for a hike to the Hot Springs of Altyn-Arashan. After a relaxing hot bath with radon water and lunch, return to Karakol by car. Dinner and accommodation in a hotel.

Karakol-Inylchek-Karakol, up to 250 km.

Karakol – Ala-Kul Lake – Karakol, up to 15 km.

Ala Kul Lake - Transfer to Karakol Gorge for a radial trek to Ala-Kul Lake. The ascent and descent take about 8-10 hours, with the lake situated at an altitude of 3533m. The round trip covers 11 km with an elevation change of approximately 1000 meters. Dinner and accommodation in a hotel.

Karakol – Jeti-Oguz Gorge – Bokonbaevo, 200 km

Jeti-Oguz Canyon (Seven Bulls Rocks) - Visit the renowned Jeti-Oguz Gorge, known for the Seven Bulls and Broken Heart rocks. Enjoy a walk for a panoramic view of the mountains.

Bokonbaevo – Son-Kul Lake, 250 km

Son Kul Lake - Continue the journey to Lake Son-Kul, where the spirit of nomads can be felt. In summer, locals from nearby villages move to the lush meadows of Son-Kul Lake to graze their cattle. During the warm months, they live in small farmsteads called jailoo. Experience the lifestyle of real nomads, where men ride horses and graze cattle, while women care for children and manage household tasks such as cleaning, cooking, baking bread, and making butter and other dairy products from cow and horse milk. The food here is primarily natural and local, including meat, milk, butter, and airan (local yogurt). Horses graze and breed freely in the Alpine-like meadows. Accommodation and dinner at a Yurt camp on Son-Kul.

Son-Kul Lake – Kyzyl-Oi Village, up to 150 km

Kyzyl-Oi – Too-Ashu Pass – Bishkek, 200 km

Too-Ashu Pass - Proceed to the natural treasure of Inner Tien-Shan, Suusamyr Valley, known for its excellent grasslands. The pass attracts alpinists, ski enthusiasts, and those who appreciate fresh mountain air. The road continues through the majestic Too-Ashu Pass, at an altitude of 3400 m, connecting the north and south capitals. Enjoy breathtaking landscapes and views of Suusamyr Valley. Arrive in Bishkek for a festive dinner at the ethno restaurant Supara. Accommodation in a hotel.

• Lunch included
• Dinner included
• Breakfast included

• Alcohol
• Insurance
• Visa and other visa related fees

Kyrgyzstan, a picturesque nation in Central Asia, is celebrated for its breathtaking mountain vistas, rich nomadic traditions, and hospitable locals. Whether your interests lie in hiking, exploring ancient cities, or experiencing life in traditional yurts, there is a tour tailored to meet your desires.

During the tour, participants will have the chance to visit some of the region’s most famous landmarks, such as the stunning alpine lakes of Issyk-Kul, Son-Kul, and Ala-Kul, along with the awe-inspiring natural attractions of Jeti-Oguz, Semenov Gorges, and the Inylchek Glacier. Additionally, there will be opportunities to delve into Kyrgyz culture by visiting local villages and spending time with a host family. A special highlight includes attending a master class on the traditional art of eagle hunting.

The tour promises a safe, comfortable, and genuine travel experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.