Boom Gorge

Boom Gorge (also known as Boom Canyon) is a stunning natural landmark located in central Kyrgyzstan, along the Naryn River, approximately 80 kilometers west of Bishkek. It serves as an important passage between the northern and southern parts of the country and is a popular stop for travelers heading towards Issyk-Kul Lake or the Naryn Region.

The Kok-Moinok Canyons are a striking natural wonder located approximately 160 km east of Bishkek, near the village of Kok-Moinok, in the Chui Valley of central Kyrgyzstan. These canyons are renowned for their vivid red and orange sandstone formations, shaped by centuries of wind and water erosion.

Orto-Tokoy Water Reservoir

Orto-Tokoy Lake (also known as Orto-Tokoi Reservoir) is a man-made reservoir located in northeastern Kyrgyzstan, in the Issyk-Kul Region. While it may not be as famous as Issyk-Kul or Song-Kul, it is a peaceful and scenic stop for travelers heading toward Naryn or Son-Kul Lake.

Song Kol Lake

Song-Kol Lake (also spelled Son-Kul) is one of the most stunning and culturally significant natural sites in Kyrgyzstan, located high in the Tien Shan Mountains. Surrounded by sweeping green pastures and snow-capped peaks, it is a place where traditional nomadic life continues much as it has for centuries.

Kyzart

Horse trekking from Kyz Art village to Song-Kul Lake in Kyrgyzstan is one of the most scenic and culturally immersive experiences in Central Asia. Starting Point: Kyz Art village (also known as Kyzart), located in Naryn Region. Destination: Song-Kul Lake — a high-altitude alpine lake at ~3,016 meters above sea level. Duration: Typically 2 days Distance: Around 30–35 km The Trek Experience Day 1: Kyz Art to Song Kul Lake You start your journey from the rural village of Kyz Art. The path ascends gently through wide open grasslands, with herds of sheep, yaks, and horses grazing in the pastures. You climb the Tuz Ashuu Pass, which stands around 3,400 meters. The path is steep, rocky, and narrow in places, but the views from the top are stunning. After crossing the pass, you descend onto the Song-Kul plateau — a vast, serene basin ringed by mountains. You'll start to see nomadic yurt camps dotting the plains, where many travelers spend the night and enjoy traditional meals.

Song Kol Lake

Song-Kul Lake A pristine alpine lake surrounded by rolling grasslands used for summer pastures (jailoo). At this altitude, the weather is unpredictable — sunny one moment, windy or snowy the next, even in July. Expect to see Kyrgyz nomads, eagle hunters, and grazing livestock. You can swim (cold!) or hike along the lakeshore.

Kyzart

After breakfast start horse trekking back to Kyz Art Village vi Tyz Ashuu pass. Trail lays along the scenic and panoramic views of the lake and Kyz Art valley. Arrive by noon to the village and have lunch at guest house before heading to Bishkek

Bishkek

Arrive in Bishkek by the evening to get dropped off at your hotel. 3 days of adventure is over by this time