Horse Riding
Embrace the nomadic lifestyle with a horseback journey across vast steppes. Experience the freedom and connection with nature that comes from galloping through these expansive landscapes.
Suusamyr village is located in the picturesque Suusamyr valley, among the majestic Tien Shan mountains in Kyrgyzstan. This place, bathed in clean mountain air and surrounded by green pastures, attracts with its natural beauty and cultural heritage.
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Song Kul lake
Nestled within the rugged beauty of the Kyrgyz landscape, Song Kul Lake, also known as Song Kul, emerges as the quintessential pastureland of nomadic life. Stretching over vast expanses, this high-altitude lake spans approximately 25 to 35 kilometers, its crystalline waters mirroring the azure sky above. As the beating heart of nomadic existence, hundreds of traditional yurts dot the landscape during the summer months, forming a transient village that echoes with the spirit of generations past.
Song Kul lake
Kyrgyzstan
Once known as Jangy Talap, the village has now taken back its historical name, Kurtka. Situated along one of the ancient Silk Road routes, Kurtka is renowned for the mausoleum of Taylak Batyr, a legendary Kyrgyz hero. The village lies at the foot of the Kurtka River, not far from the birthplace of the famous poet and thinker Togolok Moldo in the neighboring village of Ak-Tal, on the left bank of the Naryn River.
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