Osh Region

Sulaiman-Too Sacred Mountain dominates the Fergana Valley and forms the backdrop to the city of Osh, at the crossroads of important routes on the Central Asian Silk Roads. For more than one and a half millennia, Sulaiman was a beacon for travellers revered as a sacred mountain.

Multi-temporal and heterogeneous monuments dating from the Neolithic to the late Middle Ages inclusive form Historical-archeological complex Sulaiman-Too. 

The "squirrel" pass is located on the M41 between Osh and Gulsho. It cross the Uu-Saz mount, 15 km near the small city of Gulsho (Gulshö). There are a lot of springs water around this mount. You may also enjoy hot springs in the village of Jeli Suu.

The peak Skobelev (Skobolev) is situated at 5051 meters altitude. This certainly the highest peak of the Alayski range. The access is easy from the Kashka Suu valley, and the ascent is technically not difficult.
In 2016, with Nomad's Land, a young group of climbers (from 16 years old) ascent the peak, first time ascent by so young team.

One of the main attractions of Tash-Koroo is its beautiful nature. The Osh region is known for its mountain ranges, picturesque valleys and fertile valleys that attract tourists with their beauty and opportunities for outdoor activities.

In Tash-Koroo you can also enjoy the local cuisine, which reflects the richness of the region's cultural heritage. The hospitable residents are happy to showcase their traditional dishes and share with visitors the unique experience of Kyrgyz hospitality.

The advanced base camp of the peak Lenin is permanent on July and August only situated at 4400 m. altitude, on the foot of the peak Yukhin 5075 m. and on the west of the Lenin's glacier. For non-alpinist, a short excursion to a blocked mountain lake is possible. For more details about the permanent camp, please contact us.

Base Camp, also known as Achyk Tash, is a secluded corner in the heart of the mountains, located at an altitude of 3600 meters. It is a place where travelers can enjoy absolute solitude and the delightful beauty of the mountain landscape.

The base camp offers the opportunity to stay in your own tent or in rented tents, or even sleep under the roof of a traditional Kyrgyz yurt. This allows each guest to choose the accommodation option that suits their preferences and comfort.

Campsite at the foot of its 4470 meter altitude summit. The camp is a short day's walk from the base camp of Peak Lenin. 

The Tash-Kyungey river rises from the glacier on the north face of Yukhina peak, which rises to an altitude of 5080 metres. 

Kaman The glacier is in the middle of a vast ring of mountains, steep and icy cliffs. It is dominated by the peak Dzerjanskovo 6717m.

The Kata Beshik glacier was part of the enormous Kungyr Suu glacier. Today, the glacier smelled but still some water flew into the Kata Beshik gorge. The  possible to cross the glacier without mountaineering equipment and link with the Kaman Suu gorge. The layer of rocky debris on the glacier, nomads gave him the name of black glacier. A the neck of Katta-Beshik, the panorama opens on the highest and beautiful peaks of the Pamir, the Lenin Peak 7134m, Tsuriupy Peak 5849m, Krasina Peak 5999m and Dzerjanskovo 6617m on the border with Tajikistan.