Peaks

The peak Baba-Ata stand at 4400 meters altitude. It's the highest peak of the Kochkor region. Some locals call it "peak Kochkor" or "Kochkor-Ata".

Djarkorumdu is a valley on the foot of the Baba-Ata peak, on its South side. The glacial lake of Terme marks the spring of the river Djarkorumdu. You can start your journey from Epkin village.

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.

A small mountain glaciar lake in the Karabatkak valley on the foot of the Karabatkak glacier and the Kashkator peak. The lake glacier is the subject of studies on global warming. 

The glacier is retreating 5 to 6 meters per year. On the shore of the lake, there is a small hut where several measuring devices are installed. The lake is just over 7km from Chong Kyzyl Suu geophysical station.

This pass leads from the Chong Kyzyl Suu valley to the Kichi Kyzyl Suu valley. It is the only pass that can be made on horseback or on foot, south of the Jeli Suu peak. 

There is no particular difficulty. It is possible to set up a camp at the foot of the pass, either in the Kichi Kyzyl Suu valley or in the Karatakkya valley. 

From the geo-physical station it is a long day's walk to the Kichi Kyzyl Suu valley. The panorama is incredible, you can see all the high peaks of the Terskey Alatoo.

The Khangai is a majestic mountain range that stretches for more than 800 kilometers across central Mongolia. This beautiful region is known for its picturesque landscapes, rich fauna and flora, and rich cultural and historical heritage.

Wide plateau with numerous lakes, surrounded by incredible red and black mountains part of the 5000 meters Ak-Shirak range. 

Kajilika is a beautiful region surrounded by mountain peaks at the foot of Kuksai, which rises above this picturesque corner of nature. These mountains, with their mighty peaks and winding ridges, create an impressive landscape that makes anyone who dares to gaze upon them swoon with delight.

Kuksaya Peak, 7184 meters high, stands like a guardian over this beautiful land, reminding of the greatness of nature and its unrivaled power. Its snow-capped peaks and eternal glaciers create a majestic image that attracts mountain climbers and travelers from all over the world.

Peak situated at the altitude of 2800 meter in the middle of the National park of Terelj.

In the majestic Fan Mountains of Tajikistan, not far from the legendary Iskanderkul Lake, stands a striking peak known as the “Hat of the Great Alexander”. Officially named Rain Gauge “Dojdemernaya”, this mountain rises to 3,342 meters, dominating the southern shore of the lake with its steep, dramatic walls. Its unusual shape, reminiscent of a hat, is said to have inspired its legendary name.