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Travel advice

  1. Training material

    Reading topographic maps

    A Russian reference for interpreting symbols on maps at 1:25,000, 1:50,000 and 1:100,000. Explore roads, water, relief and vegetation in the original 1983 manual, with an English guide to the useful sections.

  2. Travel advice Pakistan

    Sleeping in Pakistan Serena hotel mountain view in Gilgit

    Before You Rely on This Address Directory information changes faster than destination history. Opening hours, contacts, services, prices, and access can shift without warning. Treat this page as a useful reference, not a…

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  3. Travel advice Kyrgyzstan

    Do's and don'ts in Kyrgyzstan Jarkent wooden mosque

    Before the encounter Good travel in Kyrgyzstan starts before the camera comes out. Customs, dress, hospitality, sacred places and family spaces can change by region and situation. Use this guidance to prepare, then let your guide…

  4. Travel advice Nepal

    What is prohibited to export from Nepal Nepal

    Before you pack it or buy it Customs rules in Nepal are not only about obvious prohibited items. Cultural objects, old textiles, archaeological material, wildlife products, medicines, drones, cash and precious metals can all…

    Photo: Samuel Mare

  5. Travel resource

    Kyrgyzstan at the Crossroads

    Ski resorts, community tourism and the mountain future being decided now Kyrgyzstan is entering the dangerous age of becoming desirable. For decades, the country was too remote, too unknown, too hard to explain, too difficult to…

  6. Travel advice Mongolia

    Travel Health and Safety in Mongolia Travel Health and Safety in Mongolia

    Before you travel This page is preparation, not alarm. Health and safety in Mongolia depend on the route, season, altitude, remoteness, transport and your own medical situation. Check medical advice for your nationality and…

  7. Travel document

    Our Health and Safety Policy Safety first when skiing in At-Bashi

    Our first and single biggest objective is the reduction of risk to health and safety as far as is practically possible. Nomad’s Land has a health & safety policy which can be found below together with how each of these policy…

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  8. Travel advice Mongolia

    Planning Tips for Mongolia Mongolian nomads are at their daily tasks, such as dairy processing, traditional cuisine, music, animal care, milking, livestock guarding and more

    Mongolia, a land of vast steppes, nomadic culture, and ancient traditions, offers travelers a unique and adventurous experience. From the bustling capital of Ulaanbaatar to the serene landscapes of the Gobi Desert and the Altai…

    Photo: Chuka

Stories from the road

  1. Road story Kyrgyzstan

    The Juku valley View of the glacier lake at the foot of the Juku pass (North side)

    The Juku Gorge (Jukku, Zhuuku or Zaouka) is the longest gorge in the Terskei AlaToo range, famous for its varied nature, its beautiful views and its vast expanse. It is located on the southern coast of Lake Issyk-Kul where the…

    Photo: Stas Konovalov

  2. Road story Kyrgyzstan

    My Beautiful Jailoo Nuray at Siutuu Bulak

    The jailoo, much like the alpine pastures of the Alps, are fragile paradises that must be respected. On the foothills of the Kyrgyz mountains, they represent a magnificent space of freedom where outdoor activities know no bounds…

    Photo: Pierre Armand Dussex

Places to understand

  1. Place Kyrgyzstan

    Kara-Suu gorge View of Kara-Suu gorge from the Kugandy pass

    Kara-Suu Gorge forms one of the wild and scenic valleys of the Sary-Chelek Biosphere Reserve. In its upper section, the river is known as the Kyzyl-Suu, which rises at the foot of the impressive Chatkal Range. Here the landscape…

    Photo: Kyrgyz Nomad Trail

  2. Region guide China

    Lhasa Enlightened one, Sakyamuni

    Lhasa is the ancient capital and cultural center of the Tibet Autonomous Region in China. This unique city, located at an altitude of about 3,650 meters above sea level, is one of the highest cities in the world. Lhasa is famous…

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  3. Region guide Kyrgyzstan

    Jyrgalan Jergalan valley by drone in summer

    Jyrgalan (Jergalan, Djyrgalan) is a small village situated in the Ak-Suu district, eastern part of the Issyk-Kul region of Kyrgyzstan. Translated from the Kyrgyz language, Jyrgal - "joy, pleasure", en - "valley". The village is…

    Photo: Pierre Armand Dussex

  4. Place Kyrgyzstan

    Chong Kyzyl Suu valley img_09102018_145411_hdr.jpg

    400 km from Bishkek or 60 km from Karakol, the old physical and geological station is situated in the gorge of Chong Kyzyl Suu at 2600 meter alt. It’s very good place for acclimatation or BC before to climb surrounding peaks of…

    Photo: Fabien Selosse

  5. Place Kyrgyzstan

    Song Kul lake Son Kul at dusk

    Nestled within the rugged beauty of the Kyrgyz landscape, Song Kul Lake, also known as Song Kul, emerges as the quintessential pastureland of nomadic life. Stretching over vast expanses, this high-altitude lake spans…

    Photo: Pierre Armand Dussex

  6. Place Kyrgyzstan

    Chong Kolduk lake Mountain valley with a turquoise lake under a bright blue sky.

    The Chong Kolduk Lake, or Big Kolduk Lake, is the largest and most visited alpine lake in the Kichi-Alai foothills above Kyrgyzstan’s Gulcho valley. Sitting at 2,470 meters elevation, it’s the first lake travelers encounter on…

    Photo: Bai Alai

Places to eat & stay

  1. Stay Kyrgyzstan

    Bel Tam yurt camp Bel Tam Yurt Camp, South Shore Issyk Kul

    A lovely yurt camp from the local ecotourism association CBT on the South shore of the Issyk Kul lake. The yurt camp is open all the year around. Bel Tam is a really nice place to stay on the beach of Issyk Kul lake. The lake is…

    Photo: Alex Johnson