Your driver will greet you at the border (or you may begin your journey from Osh City). A four-hour drive takes you to a yurt camp by Tulpar Lake. En route, pass through the Alay Valley, nestled between the Pamir and Alay mountain ranges. Discover charming villages such as Sary-Tash and Sary-Mogol, where you can observe local life, children playing outdoors, and a lifestyle untouched by modern technology. After lunch in a yurt, embark on a 3-4 hour hike to the base camp of Lenin Peak, where you'll witness breathtaking alpine landscapes, glaciers, yaks, and red marmots. Pass through mountaineering camps before returning to the yurt camp for dinner and an overnight stay. If the weather permits, enjoy a mesmerizing view of a star-filled sky. Note: Breakfast on the first day is not included.

After breakfast, take a short morning walk around the lake before departing for Osh City (2-3 hours). The journey crosses high mountain passes, including Taldyk Pass (3,400m) and Chyiyrchyk Pass (2,400m), with a lunch stop in the administrative center of Alay, Culcho City. Upon arrival in Osh, settle into your hotel and visit Suleiman Mountain, an archaeological and panoramic landmark in the city center. Conclude your day with a welcome dinner at an ethno-restaurant.

The day starts leisurely at 10:00 AM, heading towards Jalal-Abad province. Stop for lunch at a local café famous for its unique version of the traditional Central Asian dish, "lagman." Continue your journey past Tash-Komur town and visit the Burana Canyons before reaching a tranquil hotel with a lush green garden. Enjoy a home-cooked dinner and meet fellow travelers from around the world before preparing for the next day’s adventure.

Begin the day with an early breakfast before driving an hour to Sary-Chelek, Kyrgyzstan’s largest biosphere reserve. Walk along the shores of two lakes, then embark on a 4-5 hour hike to four more breathtaking lakes. Enjoy a picnic lunch near the fourth and fifth lakes and, if up for it, climb to a panoramic viewpoint for a stunning overview. Return to the hotel by evening for dinner and rest.

Drive through spectacular scenery, including the Tian Shan Mountains and the Naryn River—the longest in Kyrgyzstan. Stop at Toktogul Reservoir, the country’s largest water reserve, and enjoy lunch in the picturesque Chychkan Gorge. Ascend to the Ala-Bel Pass (3,500m), where snow may still be present even in summer. Cross the Suusamyr Valley, filled with grazing livestock and traditional yurts, before arriving at Sary-Oi village for dinner and an overnight stay with a local family.

Travel through the Kokomeren River valley and the newly designated Naryn Geopark. Stop at the Chaek town bazaar before crossing Kara-Keche coal mining center to reach Son-Kul Lake. After lunch at a yurt camp, take a short hike to panoramic hills for a breathtaking view of the valley and its nomadic inhabitants. Enjoy a traditional dinner and spend the night in a yurt.

Watch the sunrise over Son-Kul before a hot breakfast at the yurt restaurant. Travel through the Ak-Talaa Valley and stop for lunch in Naryn City. Stock up on essentials before heading into the remote At-Bashy and Ak-Sai valleys, home to yaks and untouched landscapes. Arrive at the Kel-Suu camp by evening for dinner and an overnight stay.

Start early to witness the lake’s stunning colors. Hike 4-5 kilometers along the river to reach the lake, where you can relax or take a boat ride. After returning to camp for lunch, embark on a 5-6 hour drive to Kochkor City for dinner and an overnight stay.

Travel along Issyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan’s largest lake, with stops at Orto-Tokoi Reservoir, Barskoon Waterfall, and the Fairytale Canyon. Arrive in Karakol for dinner at a traditional restaurant, followed by a visit to Ak-Suu village for a rejuvenating dip in hot springs. Spend the night in a comfortable hotel.

After a relaxed breakfast, journey to Chui Province along the northern shore of Issyk-Kul. Upon arrival, enjoy lunch at an eco-resort before heading to Chon-Kemin National Park for an afternoon horseback ride. Spend the evening enjoying a cultural performance and a traditional dinner with mountain views.

Depart for Bishkek (2-3 hour drive). Check into a hotel in the city center and spend the afternoon exploring local shopping centers and souvenir shops. Conclude the journey with a farewell dinner at a renowned ethno-restaurant. Note: Dinner on the last day is not included.