Osh Region

Numerous yurts are standing during the summer at the foot of a 5200 meters altitude icy wall.

The Lost Lakes in front of Lenin Peak on the Alai Range are a unique corner of nature that mesmerizes with its beauty and mystery. Located in the heart of the mountains, these lakes have a unique charm and attraction for travelers and mountaineers.

Surrounded by majestic peaks, these lakes are a true paradise for adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts. Here, every guest can find plenty of opportunities to climb the pristine peaks while enjoying the grandeur of the mountain scenery and the purity of the mountain air.

Campsite on the foot of Kara-Kabak valley, link between Damdjailoo lakes and Sary-Mogol jailoo.

The Ming Teke river flows into the Kitchi Alaï valley.

Pass linking the valley of Sary-Mogol north to the valley of Sary-Mogol south. 

In the heart of the Achyk Tash valley, the Toulpar Kel lakes form an array of shimmering small lakes situated on the ancient moraine of the Lenin Glacier. Located just opposite the base camps of Lenin Peak (7,134 m), they offer a haven of tranquility in a magnificent setting, between high-altitude steppes and snowy peaks. A pedestrian bridge allows easy access to the base camps and the trail leading to Lenin Peak.

Campsite at the foot of the Sary Mogol pass, on the North side.

Campsite in the jailoo of Jiptik Suu valley South.

A nice campsite in the serene beauty of Kosh-Moynok, a hidden gem nestled in Kyrgyzstan's Kitchik-Alay valley - Surrounded by juniper forests, it's a summer pasture for nomadic herders and a haven for outdoor enthusiasts with its towering peaks, including Kosh-Moynok mountain, higher than 4930 meters, in the heart of the Pamir range. 

On the south west side of our camp the Ming Teke peak stands like a gendarme above our heads, and culminates at 4114 m., the name means the thousand goats in Kyrgyz language.

Camp at the footsteps of the Sary Mogol valley