• Departure after breakfast. • We will the tour on the slopes of the beautiful Cretaceous mountains of Kichi-Alay. First we cross the Sary-Bel pass (3150m). Sary Bell is a picturesque spot known for its scenic landscapes. The name «Sary Bell» translates to «Yellow Hill» in Kyrgyz, which might refer to the area’s terrain or the appearance of the hills in certain seasons. • From Sary Bell we go down to another scenic gorge Kosh Moinok. This location is known for its stunning mountain scenery and tranquil environment. It’s often frequented by those looking to explore the Trans-Alay mountain range and enjoy activities such as trekking and camping. The name «Kosh Moinok» roughly translates to «Two Pastures,» reflecting the region’s pastoral landscape.

After a little passage from Kyzyl-Chara there is a small village Sary-Mogul from here we forward to the south side then Go up along the mountain river, in both sides there are cliffs and subalpine and alpine meadows represent a very diversity of landscape. First of all while riding, every step is visible of crying marmots, Birds in these natural zones are also numerous, and a large number of them are predators: the neck, bearded vulture, golden eagle, owl, and hawk and also exists in this area of ​​rarely visible animals wolf, fox, badger, wild boar, mountain goats, jackals. As we approach the Sary-Mogol pass, It can be visible the yurts for overnight and stay (the yurts are simple for travelers provided meals by owner)

Steep pass In fact the distance is not long, but the pass takes time. An incredible sense of the landscape, you feel like in the sky, the height of the Pamir-Alay begins from the Sary-Mogol pass (4300 m) and down the pass lie amazing 4 rocky lakes (Besh-Kol) and the water that connects the lakes with each other, finally flows into the cave. Approximately after 15km the trail brings to a locals yurts near the mountain river and night will be in a tent.

The trail begins with a gradual ascent before becoming steeper as you approach the pass. Riders will cross rocky terrain and may encounter snow patches, even in summer. Karakabak Pass offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Alay Valley and the towering Lenin Peak (7,134 m). The scenery includes rugged cliffs, jagged peaks, and expansive glaciers. After reaching the pass, you can choose to either return the same way to Tulpar -Kol or continue descending into the Karakabak Valley. The descent is steep but manageable, taking you through high-altitude pastures where herders often graze their livestock in summer. The valley is less frequented by tourists, giving you a chance to experience the untouched wilderness of the region. If there is time, we continue our journey to Kashka-Suu pasture.

Today we pass a quite upper riding day After passing the hill on right side, we go up to the Kashka-Suu valley. A path between the juniper and other bushes, in a narrow gorge. Arrival in the valley Kok Djar, the landscape takes on the width. Crossing over Kok Djar to 4120 m. Descent into lakes and Daimjaïloo Kosh Kol. Setting up camp. Dinner and overnight in tents at 3870m. Time: 8 hours Distance: 20 km Max Elevation: 4150 m Min Elevation: 3300m Overnight at 3870m

On this day we will walk up to 4130m on the upper couple of lakes to have more explore. We leave our stuff in camp, just take lunch boxes and light things; we see two and above there couple of lakes then return down to the same camp. Time: 2-3 hours, Distance: 2+2 km, Max Elevation: 4150 m; Min Elevation: 3870m, Overnight at 3870m. Kosh-kol lake is one of the most high mountainous lakes which is located at 4120m above sea level. At first entrance two rocky and above there other twin rocky lakes are located. After exploring the lake, return along other routes on decent route to Kashka-Suu village and then transfer to Sary-Mogol (25km 30min drive).

After breakfast, Our driver takes you to yurt camp (25km, 1hour driving). Start walking from Tulpar Kol yurt camp, leave the heavy bags in yurt. This walk-up to the Travellers’ Pass of Lenin Peak or just until the best view of onion glade, it offers a challenging yet rewarding adventure through some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in Central Asia. Make sure to pack appropriately, including sturdy hiking boots, warm clothing, and lunch-box for the journey Begin the Trek: Once acclimatized, start your trek towards the Travelers’ Pass. The trail winds its way through rugged terrain, passing by glacial streams, rocky slopes, and alpine meadows. It started from Tulpar-Kol and time of reaching is 7 hours (go and back) the altitude is 4120m and the distance is approximately 14km in total hiking way. Enjoy the Views: Take some time to rest and soak in the breathtaking scenery from the pass. Capture photos, enjoy a snack, and reflect on the incredible journey you’ve undertaken.