Naryn Region

Lost lake in a remoted region of the Naryn Oblast. Situated in the west part of the Moldo Too range and Song Kul's lake. The lake is in so remoted region, that the water is full of fishes. The road start from Aral, in the Jumgal district, or from the village of Kyzyl Korgon.

The Kekemeren is the biggest river tributary of the Naryn River. The Suusamyr and the West Karakol River flow into the Kekemeren at an altitude of 2030 meters, near the village of Kojomkul and 3 kilomètres before the Kekemeren's canyon. The river is situated between the Suusamyr and the Djumgal ranges and is about 130 km long till the Naryn confluence. 

Pass linking the Jumgal valley to the Song Kul's lake, the most accessible pass by car. Panoramic view on the Song Kul's lake and the open coal-mine of the Karakeche gorge.

Pass between the Ming Kush valley and the Karakitchi canyon.

Campsite on the pasture of Ming Kush valley, one the most remoted region of Kyrgyzstan.

Campsite near the Ming Kush village on summer pastures.

Just after the city of Naryn on the way to the At-Bashi, the waterfall is situated some km before to arrive on the Kyzyl Bel pass. 

The Archaly valley is about 45 km long, one of the confluent of the Kichi Naryn river. You will observe three type of landscape. 

The lower part, where the Archaly river will flow into the Kichi Naryn river, it's a wide valley and flat meadows. 

The middle part is a narrow canyon which opens on alpine landscape, the highest part of the valley, with wide meadows and icy peaks on the South, and dry and colorful mountains on the North. 

The valley ends at the lake and pass Kyzyl Bel, which means in Kyrgyz language "The red back".

The Sary-Bulak Valley, officially known as the Kara-Kujur Valley, is one of the pearls of the southern region of Kyrgyzstan. Its length and beauty are breathtaking, attracting tourists and travelers with its picturesque landscapes and unique natural phenomena.

Located between the Kochkor-Naryn road and the lofty Jalpakbel Pass, which reaches 3300 meters above sea level, the Sary-Bulak Valley is a unique route for travelers seeking to feel the breath of nature and plunge into the world of mountain adventures.