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.

Orto-Tokoy Water Reservoir

The Orto-Tokoy Reservoir, constructed between 1957 and 1960, is the first major reservoir built in Kyrgyzstan. Located in the Kochkor District of Naryn Region, approximately 2 km west of the village of Orto-Tokoy, it sits at an elevation of about 1,700 meters above sea level

Kalmak-Ashuu

The Kalmak-Ashuu Pass is a high-altitude mountain pass in the Tian Shan mountains of central Kyrgyzstan, situated at an elevation of approximately 3,446 meters (11,305 feet) above sea level. It serves as one of the primary routes connecting the town of Kochkor to Son-Kul Lake, a renowned high-altitude alpine lake

Song Kol Lake

Son-Kul Lake Upon crossing the pass, travelers are rewarded with the sight of Son-Kul Lake, the second-largest lake in Kyrgyzstan. The lake is a popular destination for experiencing traditional nomadic culture, with opportunities to stay in yurts, engage in horseback riding, and enjoy the serene natural environment.

Kalmak-Ashuu

The journey through Kalmak-Ashuu Pass offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. Travelers pass through stone deserts, alpine meadows, and gorges, with the opportunity to see wildlife such as yaks and eagles. The area is also known for its rare alpine flowers, including edelweiss

Dolon Pass

Travelers crossing Dolon Pass are rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding Tien Shan mountain ranges, glaciers, and alpine valleys. The area is rich in biodiversity, attracting entomologists and nature enthusiasts interested in the unique flora and fauna of the region

Naryn

Naryn is a remote mountain city in central Kyrgyzstan, and the administrative center of the Naryn Region. Located at an elevation of around 2,000 meters (6,560 feet) above sea level along the Naryn River, it is the coldest city in the country and is surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the Tien Shan mountains.

Kok-Kiya Valley

The valley is carved by the winding Kok-Kiya River, which flows through serpentine canyons, creating an unforgettable picture of nature’s untamed beauty. The river meanders through the valley floor, forming large meanders and alternating between hugging rocky walls and creating low, grassy terraces. These terraces offer ideal spots for setting up temporary camps.

Kel-Suu Lake

Kel-Suu Lake: At the heart of the valley lies Kel-Suu Lake, a stunning alpine lake known for its turquoise waters and dramatic surroundings. The lake is accessible via a hike through the valley, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.

Kok-Kiya Valley

The valley is carved by the winding Kok-Kiya River, which flows through serpentine canyons, creating an unforgettable picture of nature’s untamed beauty. The river meanders through the valley floor, forming large meanders and alternating between hugging rocky walls and creating low, grassy terraces. These terraces offer ideal spots for setting up temporary camps.

Naryn Province

Naryn is renowned for its traditional Kyrgyz cuisine, particularly meat dishes such as beshbarmak and manti. Local markets offer a variety of handmade crafts, wool products, and dairy items. The city's residents maintain a strong connection to their nomadic heritage, evident in their daily life and cultural practices.

Tash-Bashat

Life in Tash-Bashat unfolds amidst breathtaking landscapes, characterized by rolling hills, alpine meadows, and rugged mountain terrain. The village is predominantly inhabited by ethnic Kyrgyz who maintain traditional lifestyles centered around livestock herding, including sheep, cattle, and horses. Residents produce dairy products such as milk, cream, and kumis (fermented mare’s milk), which are sold in local markets .

Dolon Pass

e Dolon Pass is a significant high-altitude mountain pass in central Kyrgyzstan, situated at an elevation of 3,030 meters (9,940 feet) above sea level. It lies between the Songköl Too and Bayduluu mountain ranges in the Naryn Region, serving as a vital route connecting the town of Kochkor to Naryn.

Kochkor

Kochkor is a small yet culturally rich town located in the Naryn Region of central Kyrgyzstan, about 200 kilometers southeast of Bishkek. Nestled in a broad valley surrounded by the Tian Shan mountains, Kochkor serves as a popular stopover for travelers heading to high-altitude destinations like Son-Kul Lake.

Boom Gorge

Boom Gorge 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.

Bishkek

After the tour your will be dropped off in Bishkek at your hotel