Breathtaking trek in south Kyrgyzstan
General overview: Our trekking tours, developed over many years of practical research and refinement, have become highly popular among European and international nature enthusiasts. These routes are loved by adventurers for their breathtaking landscapes and incredible sensations, making them a must-try in Kyrgyzstan.
In the Alai Valley, the minimum altitude begins at 2,500 meters above sea level and quickly rises higher. Due to the altitude, we recommend this hike for people in moderate physical condition with no altitude-related health problems. The route includes two challenging passes, Sary-Mogol Pass (4,280 m) and Jiptik Pass (4,185 m), with daily treks of 5–6 hours (active walking) 
Acclimatization: 
It is recommended to acclimatize to the altitude in advance, as the round hiking route starts from the Sary-Mogol Pass (4280 m), and the trail to the pass rises to an altitude of 900 meters.


Loop trek of Sary Mogol

This lake is located in the southeastern part of the country, near the Kochkor village with , and is situated at an altitude of approximately 3,550 meters (11,647 feet) above sea level. Lake Kol-Ukok is located in the north-eastern part of the mountain Terskey Ala-Too.The lake water is very cold. The area surrounding Lake Kol-Ukok is known for its stunning alpine scenery, including snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and alpine meadows. The lake itself is fed by glacial meltwater and is surrounded by rocky terrain. The lake is also an important habitat for several species of birds, including ruddy shelducks, black-necked cranes, and bar-headed geese.
While the area around Lake Kol-Ukok is remote and difficult to access, it is popular among trekkers and adventurers who come to explore the rugged landscape and experience the unique culture of the local Kyrgyz people.

Bus Tours in Kyrgyzstan

Loop trek of Sary Mogol

Kol Ukok Lake 2 Days Tour – Hidden Alpine Gem of Kyrgyzstan