Your adventure begins at 9:00 AM with a five-hour drive. Along the way, stop for lunch at a trout center or a café serving lagman, a traditional Central Asian dish. After lunch, visit the local canyons known as "Burana" before arriving at your hotel around 3:00-4:00 PM. Before reaching the village, you may stop at a local market or shop to pick up snacks or drinks. After checking in, take a short walk through the forest next to the hotel or explore the village to experience local life more deeply. The hotel’s peaceful, green garden is a perfect place to relax. In the evening, enjoy a delicious dinner, and if the weather permits, gather around a bonfire for a cozy end to the day—an ideal way to unwind before the next day’s hike.

After an early breakfast, drive for an hour to reach the main lake. Start with a short walk between the first and second lakes before embarking on a scenic hike to four additional lakes. Along the way, marvel at the breathtaking natural beauty—lush flowers, vibrant colors, and the soothing sounds of rivers and birds. Sary-Chelek is one of Kyrgyzstan’s most unique destinations, making it a perfect place for hiking and discovering the magic of nature. After passing two lakes, stop for lunch along the fifth lake. If the weather is favorable, you can also take a refreshing swim—an excellent way to cool down after your hike. For those up for an extra challenge, your guide can lead you to a panoramic viewpoint where you can see three to four lakes from a single spot. In recent years, this viewpoint has gained popularity among Instagram users for its stunning scenery. Return to the hotel before evening and enjoy a well-deserved rest before dinner.

Today will be a long but rewarding drive filled with incredible landscapes. Start by returning to the highway and following the Naryn River, the longest river in Kyrgyzstan (approximately 800 kilometers). After passing Karakul town and the Kok-Bell Pass, stop at the Toktogul Reservoir, the country's largest dam. Continue your journey through the scenic Chychkan Gorge, where you'll pause for lunch. Afterward, ascend to the Ala-Bel Pass, where you can take in the crisp mountain air and enjoy breathtaking views of the glaciers. In the afternoon, cross the Suusamyr Valley, a vast, open pasture where nomadic families live in yurts during the summer months. Before reaching Bishkek, pass through the Too-Ashuu Pass—also known as the "Camel Pass"—which stands at an altitude of 2,800 meters. By evening, arrive in Bishkek, marking the end of your unforgettable three-day journey.