Explore the Diverse Landscapes and Nomadic Culture of Kyrgyzstan
Begin unforgettable journey through Kyrgyzstan, a land of breathtaking mountains, alpine lakes, and rich nomadic traditions.
Highlights of Your Adventure:
Issyk-Kul Lake – The world’s second-largest alpine lake, offering stunning blue waters surrounded by snow-capped peaks.
Barskoon Waterfalls. Red Canyons.
Majestic Mountains & Spectacular Valleys
Authentic Nomadic Experiences:
Eagle Show – Witness the ancient art of eagle hunting, a tradition passed down through generations.
Horse Riding – Ride through picturesque valleys and alpine meadows, just like the Kyrgyz nomads.
Yurt Stay & Home Stay – Sleep in a traditional yurt or a cozy local guesthouse for a true cultural experience.
Hiking & Trekking – Discover scenic mountain trails, glacial lakes, and untouched nature.
From tasting local dishes to immersing yourself in the nomadic lifestyle, this journey promises an authentic Kyrgyz experience you’ll never forget.
City on the way to Boom Gorge
Pass via gorge to Issyk Kul
Issyk-Kul Lake: The Pearl of Kyrgyzstan Issyk-Kul Lake is the world’s second-largest alpine lake and a true natural wonder of Kyrgyzstan. Surrounded by the snow-capped peaks of the Tian Shan mountains, this vast, deep, and saline lake never freezes, even in winter—hence its name, which means "Warm Lake" in Kyrgyz. Key Facts About Issyk-Kul Lake: Size & Depth – It is 182 km long, 60 km wide, and has a depth of up to 668 meters, making it one of the deepest lakes in the world. Scenic Location – Nestled at an altitude of 1,607 meters, the lake is surrounded by breathtaking mountain landscapes. Mild Climate – The lake’s microclimate keeps the region warmer in winter and cooler in summer, making it a year-round destination.
Bokonbaevo is a charming town on the southern shore of Issyk-Kul Lake in Kyrgyzstan. Known for its rich nomadic traditions, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality, it is a great destination for those seeking an authentic Kyrgyz experience away from the more touristy northern shore. Why Visit Bokonbaevo? Issyk-Kul Lake – Enjoy the pristine beaches with fewer crowds and breathtaking mountain views. Eagle Hunting Demonstrations – Bokonbaevo is famous for its Salbuurun hunters, who showcase the ancient art of eagle hunting.
Vast Canyons with spectacular landscapes, red rocks and hills. Canyon overlooks the Issyk Kul lake making contrast pictures. Souvenir shop and nomad outfits available for photoshoots
Drive by the gorge to waterfalls
Barskoon Waterfalls: A Hidden Gem of Issyk-Kul Barskoon Waterfalls are a series of stunning cascades located in the Barskoon Gorge, on the southern shore of Issyk-Kul Lake in Kyrgyzstan. Nestled in the Tian Shan Mountains, these waterfalls offer breathtaking scenery, fresh mountain air, and an ideal escape into nature. Spectacular Waterfalls – The gorge is home to multiple waterfalls, with the most famous ones reaching 24 meters in height. Scenic Mountain Landscapes – Surrounded by dense forests, rocky cliffs, and alpine meadows, the area is perfect for photography.
Seven bulls red majestic rocks and broken heart
City at the east part of the lake, dinner at traditional restaurant. Overnight stay
Mineral hot spring pools with different temperatures in open air. Accessible all year around
Pass via gorge to reach Kyrchyn Valley where we stop for short hike to nearest peak between two gorges
We will pass to this gorge via mountains pass from Kyrchyn valley
Chon-Kemin Valley is a breathtaking destination in northern Kyrgyzstan, offering a perfect blend of untouched nature, rich wildlife, and traditional nomadic culture. Located about 150 km east of Bishkek, it stretches between the Kungey Ala-Too and Ili-Too mountain ranges, forming a diverse landscape of forests, rivers, alpine meadows, and glacial peaks. Why Visit Chon-Kemin Valley? Majestic Scenery – Lush green meadows, dense forests, and snow-capped mountains make this valley one of the most picturesque spots in Kyrgyzstan. Horseback Riding – Experience an authentic nomadic adventure by riding through scenic pastures (jailoos), rolling hills, and river valleys.
Pass via gorge to Kemin
11th Century Minaret Burana in the city of Balasagun. There is museum with historical artefacts, ancient graveyard with stone scultures (balbal monuments) Souvenir shop is available.
Arrive in Bishkek city by 5-6 pm and drop off to hotel
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