Jangi-Jer plateau
High plateau of Djangi Djer (Jangi Jer) is situated on the South of the Naryn Kyrka Too and North of Jangi Jer Too. It is one of the most losted valley in the center of the Tien Shan.
At-Bashi
Kyrgyzstan
High plateau of Djangi Djer (Jangi Jer) is situated on the South of the Naryn Kyrka Too and North of Jangi Jer Too. It is one of the most losted valley in the center of the Tien Shan.
At-Bashi
Kyrgyzstan
A large village in the Naryn Region of Kyrgyzstan, about 35km southwest of Naryn on the main highway to theTorugart Pass. Head of At-Bashi District. Blocked on the bank of the At-Bashy river, between the At-Bashy Range and Baybiche-Too range. It counts more thant 10'000 inhabitants of a total of 50'000 inhabitants of its district. Mostly populated by Kyrgyz, but there are still some minorities like Uzbeks or Uigurs. At-Bashi is wellknown about its handicraft women association and the Sunday's animal bazar.
This highland is the habitat of wild sheep Marco Polo, Ibex, snow leopard and ... as local hunters said, the snowman.
At-Bashi
Kyrgyzstan
To the south of the Djaman-Too mountain chain, is the upper valley of Arpa, which stretches for about sixty kilometers, and up to 25km in width. It is mainly yak breeders who come for the summer season. To get there, you must have a border zone permit.
At-Bashi
Kyrgyzstan
Chatyr-Kul lake is an endorheic lake on the south-western side of the At-Bashi range in the district of Naryn Province. On the south, the road linking Bishkek to Kashgar runs alongside the lake and exceptional mineral water sources. But it is above all the summer habitat of many species of migratory birds. The name of the lake means “Celestial Lake” in Kyrgyz (literally "Roof Lake"). The lake and around it is part of the Karatal-Japyryk State Nature Reserve. The lake is a Ramsar site of globally significant biodiversity.
At-Bashi
Kyrgyzstan
Chaek is the administrative center of the rayon of Jumgal. Its bazar is now replaced by many small shop on the border of the main street.
South of the At-Bashi mountain range, lies the upper Ak-Say valley, which stretches for a hundred kilometers, and up to 40 km in width. It is mainly yak breeders who come for the summer season. Some shepherds stay in the winter with their herd of yaks, but the temperatures are harsh and can drop to -40 degrees Celsius in winter.
At-Bashi
Kyrgyzstan
Koshoi-Korgon is a fortress located in the center of the At-Bashy Valley. It was strategically located on the Silk Road between Kashgar and the Naryn region in Kyrgyzstan.
The city is rectangular in shape from 245 to 250 m. The height of the preserved walls is 4 to 8 m.
There are 60 towers around the perimeter: 19 in the north, 13 in the south, 17 in the east and 11 in the west. The walls and towers are made of large blocks of clay and long bricks. The wall is 7 to 9 m thick on the ground and 3 to 4 m in height.
At-Bashi
Kyrgyzstan
Shepherd's Life is an ecotourism association founded by Helvetas offering yurt house and homestays on the territory of Naryn. Ainura is the coordinator and office is based in Kochkor. In partnership with the association, Nomad's Land develops new programs and contributes to the training of local tourism employees.
Kochkor
Kyrgyzstan
The peak is situated at the SE border with China. Still few ascent on incredible red rocks between two enormous glaciers.
Kyzyl-Asker
Kyrgyzstan