Jailoo

Pasture and camp yurts shepherds from the village of Sary Mogol.

This pasture is located on the southern flank of the Suusamyr mountain range, in one of the remote areas of Kyrgyzstan. It can be accessed by Toktogul or Kyzyl Oï.

Sary Kamysh pastures lie on the border of Jalal Abad and Naryn oblast. The region is sparsely inhabited and road access is very difficult. This is what makes the place exceptional. It is accessed from Kyzyl Oy by the Kyrk Kyz pass 3223 meters above sea level and from the west from the village of Toluk, and the Tör Jayloo pass at 2465 meters above sea level. A road descends to the south to join the Kekemeren (Kökömeren) river and its magnificent red sandstone canyon.

Kilemche valley is situated in Jumgal region, at an altitude up to 3240 m., where some nomads families stay even in farms during the winter. It does not have steeps rapids, so it is more like a mountain valley and river flowing quietly and steadily. Kilemche jailoo has amazing beauty of meadows, where it grows a lot of herbs and flowers to delight the eye, like arnica, edelweiss and gentian.

The Juku gorge (Zhuuku, Zauka, Jukku) gorge is the longest gorge on the Terskey Ala-Too ridge, famous for its diverse nature, beautiful views and wide expanse.

It is located on the southern coast of Lake Issyk-Kul, 70 kilometers from the city of Karakol.  In ancient times, this place was part of the routes of numerous merchants and travelers from various countries.

Despite the difficult relief of the gorge, Juuku was the only way from the Issyk-Kul valley to China for a long time.

High plateau of Djangi Djer (Jangi Jer) is situated on the South of the Naryn Kyrka Too and North of Jangi Jer Too. It is one of the most losted valley in the center of the Tien Shan. 

Base camp at the foot of the peak Lenin.

Arabel Suu means "river of the sharped back" and it's also the spring of the Naryn river. But some water of this high plateau flow also in the Issyk Kul bassin. 

Saralasaz is a pasture rich in grass for shepherds of Kochkor region. Each summer, many nomads install their yurts there.