After breakfast, we’ll head to Karakol, a 5–6 hour drive through beautiful scenery. Along the way, we’ll stop in Cholpon-Ata to visit the open-air petroglyph gallery, where ancient rock carvings tell stories of the past.

After a lunch break at a local café, we’ll continue to Karakol. Once there, we’ll visit the unique Dungan Mosque, built without nails, and the charming Russian Orthodox Church.

The day ends with dinner at a local café and a relaxing stay at a guesthouse. Overnight at guest house.  

After breakfast, we’ll take a short drive to the Kyzyl Suu Valley, located 40 km from Karakol. From here, our trek begins—a beautiful 16 km journey to the Jeti-Oguz Valley. Along the way, we’ll cross the Jeti-Oguz Pass, which reaches a height of 2,800 meters, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

We’ll pause for lunch in the heart of nature, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. One of the highlights of the trek is a visit to the stunning waterfall in Kok Jayik Gorge, a perfect spot to take a break and capture some amazing photos.

By evening, we’ll arrive at a traditional yurt camp nestled in the valley. Here, a hot dinner will be waiting for us, and you’ll spend the night in a cozy yurt, experiencing the charm of Kyrgyz nomadic culture under a starry sky. 

After breakfast, we’ll take a short hike to the   viewpoint of Ogyz Bashy Peak (5,180 meters), where you’ll enjoy breathtaking   views of the snowy mountains. After soaking in the stunning scenery, we’ll   return to the yurt for lunch.

In the afternoon, we’ll walk down the Jeti-Oguz   mountain range towards the famous 7 Bulls rock, finishing our trek at a   panoramic viewpoint.

Next, we’ll visit the Skazka Canyons, known for   their colorful, otherworldly landscapes. After a full day of adventure, we’ll   head to the next yurt camp in Bokonbaevo, where a delicious dinner and a   comfortable night await.

 After breakfast, we’ll transfer to Jaychi yurt camp, where we will have the opportunity to attend the "Birds of Prey" festival, where you can witness an incredible display of eagles and falcons. The festival also features folkloric concerts with singing and dancing, showcasing the importance of music in Kyrgyz culture.

Next, we’ll continue our journey to Kochkor village, where a hearty dinner will await you. Afterward, settle into your guesthouse for a restful night, preparing for the next trek ahead 

We’ll begin the day with a transfer from Kochkor to Kyzart Pass. Upon arrival, you’ll meet your guide team and start the adventure.

As we begin our trek, we’ll cross Kyzyl-Kiya jailoo, a vast, flat sea of grass stretching before us. Continuing over the Chaar-Archa Pass (3,061 m), we’ll enter the beautiful Chaar-Archa Valley, where we’ll enjoy a tasty lunch by the rushing river, with stunning views of the sacred 4,400-meter Baba-Ata Mountain.

After lunch, we’ll ford the river and follow a trail over lush, green hills to Kilemche Jailoo. This area, known for its carpet-like appearance, covers entire mountain ranges, with grassy patterns as intricate and beautiful as a Kyrgyz shyrdak (felt carpet).

We’ll end the day with dinner and an overnight stay in a cozy yurt, enjoying the peaceful Kyrgyz nomadic lifestyle 

 After breakfast at Kilemche, we’ll spend the morning climbing to the Jalgyz Karagai Pass (3,400 m), crossing the Song-Kol Mountains and heading into the lake’s basin. The ascent offers breathtaking views of Kilemche jailoo, and the rocky pass itself is an exciting challenge.

As we descend from the pass, Song-Kol Lake gradually comes into view, growing larger with every step. The towering southern mountains rise above the lake, creating a dramatic and beautiful landscape.

After lunch at Jaman Echki, we’ll transfer to the lakeshore, heading east to the yurt camp at Batai-Aral. Upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed by a Kyrgyz shepherd family. Here, you’ll enjoy a warm meal and stay overnight in a traditional yurt. 

 Take a participation in Festival at Song-Kol lake.

Today, you will experience the opening ceremony, enjoy traditional songs and dances, and witness the process of yurts being set up and boorsok being prepared. Exciting national games await, including archery, tug-of-war, and horseback games such as kok boru, er-ernish, and kyz kuumai. The festival also showcases the ancient hunting tradition with eagles and hunting dogs(taigan). The event will conclude with dancing around the campfire, immersing you in the atmosphere of Kyrgyz hospitality and nomadic life.

Accommodation at yurt camp. 

  After breakfast, we’ll begin our transfer back to Bishkek, traveling through the scenic Kalmak-Ashuu Pass. Enjoy the stunning views as we make our way through the mountains.

Upon arrival in Bishkek, the tour concludes. We hope you’ve enjoyed the adventure and experienced the beauty and culture of Kyrgyzstan!