Osh Region

The Kitchi Alay valley, located in Osh Oblast, stretches over 50 km north of the Alay chain. In particular, it provides access to the Sary Moghol pass.

Kyrgyz part of the Pamir also named Pamir Alay or Alay valley or Chong Alay valley.

Kulunatin national reserve is located in the Kashura Too range in Osh region. It covers the territory of Ferghana range and was established in 2004 and covers about 27 thousand hectares. The Kulun (Kulung) lake is the pearl of the reserve. Landscape and biodiversity are remarkable. 

We organize different routes around this region. If you have more questions, please feel free to contact our manager.

4 km from the town of Osh, it's the only border for tourist to enter in the Uzbek's Ferghana.

On the Kyrgyz side, mini-bus nr. 136, 137, 138 are driving to Osh center.

High pass between the small Pamir Alay and the great Pamir Alay

Kara-Shoro State Natural National Park is a park in Kyrgyzstan created in August 1996 of 14,340.2 hectares. The aim of the park is the conservation of the natural biotope, including geological formations, hydrological regimes, flora and fauna and endangered species. The Kara-Shoro (Yassy or Jassy) river crosses the central part of the park.

Base camp at the foot of the peak Lenin.

The Alay valley is bordering Tajikistan on the South of Kyrgyzstan. The river name Kyzyl Suu or the "red river" and flew into Tajikistan. It's part of the Kyrgyz Pamir or named also Pamir Alay. The valley is wellknown for large flocks of yacks but also for its wellknow peak named "Lenin". Gulsho is its administrative center, and Sary Mogol village is one of largest village of the valley. In winter, life conditions are particulary difficult.

Ak-Bura is a very long valley which has its source in the Kitchi Alay range. The city of Osh was founded at the bottom of the valley. The very important basin fills the Papan dam. One of the sights of the valley is the Red Mountains around the village of Kodjo-Kelen.