Horseback riding: 5–6 hours.

Distance: 14km.

Facilities: Accommodation altitude: 2822.00 Meters | 9258.53 Feet.

Accommodation: yurt stay (shared nights on traditional floor, matrass and blankets are available) there are solar shower and flush toilet.

Connection: No electricity, internet and signal.

Food: lunch on the route and dinner will be cooked by hosts in yurt.

Today marks the beginning of our horseback adventure. Riding through the colorful Cretaceous formations of the Kichik-Alai Range, we traverse mountain meadows, juniper forests, and open ridgelines. We first cross Sary-Bel Pass (3,150 m), followed shortly by Kosh-Moinok Pass (3,220 m). From the pass, we descend into a quiet valley and arrive at a yurt camp near the river, surrounded by alpine landscapes and wide open skies. Dinner and overnight in traditional yurts.

Horseback riding: ~6 hours.

Distance: 17km.

Facilities: Accommodation altitude: 3458.00 Meters | 11345.14 Feet.

Accommodation type: yurt stay with shared nights on the traditional floor, there are matrass and blankets and water running toilet are available.

Connection: No electricity, internet and signal.

Food: lunch-box on the route and dinner in yurt camps.

After leaving Kosh-Moinok, we pass the small villages of Kyzyl-Chara and Sary-Mogol, then continue southward into increasingly wild terrain. The trail follows a mountain river, with steep rocky cliffs on both sides and a transition from sub-alpine to alpine meadows. This region is rich in wildlife. Along the way, you may spot marmots, while above us soar golden eagles, bearded vultures, hawks, and owls. With some luck, more elusive animals such as wolves, foxes, badgers, wild boar, mountain goats, and jackals may be seen at a distance. As we gain altitude, the dramatic landscapes of the Pamir-Alai Mountains begin to dominate the horizon. We arrive at Aigul Yurt Camp, located below the high Sary-Mogol Pass.

Horseback riding: full day (26km).

Highest point: 4,300 m.

Facilities:

Accommodation altitude: 2976.00 Meters | 9763.78 Feet.

Accommodation: Guesthouse (Alay travel house). The rooms has double, twin and single beds with hot showers and water running toilets.

Connection: there is electricity, internet (Wi-Fi) and signal.

Food: lunch-box on the way and dinner will be prepared by cooking team in guesthouse.

Today is the most spectacular and challenging day of the journey. We cross the Sary-Mogol Pass (4,300 m)— a steep ascent that requires time and patience, but rewards us with breathtaking panoramic views. At the top, the sensation is unforgettable: endless mountain ranges stretch out beneath you, giving the feeling of standing above the world. Descending from the pass, we reach the stunning Besh-Kol Lakes— a chain of four crystal-clear alpine lakes connected by streams, with water eventually disappearing into a natural cave system. The contrast of deep blue water against rocky terrain creates a truly dramatic landscape. We continue riding to the Sary-Mogol town.

Start from Sary-Mogol to Tulpar-Kol lake.

• The trail takes you through rolling pastures, alpine meadows, and along the Alay valley.

• The views are dominated by the Lenin Peak (7134 m) in the distance, offering a stunning backdrop.

• The terrain is a mix of flat paths and subtle inclines, making it an exciting ride for any kind of horseback riders (experienced and unexperienced).

Tulpar-Kol Lake:

A serene alpine lake surrounded by yurt camps where you can rest, enjoy local cuisine, and take in the views.

The lake sits at an altitude of about 3,500 meters, providing a great vantage point of the surrounding snow-capped peaks.

-You can hike further around the area or relax by the lake before dinner time.

Riding distance: 22 km, 14 miles.

Level: Easy.

Accommodation type: yurt camp (twin beds, light and stove for heating, shared toilet and shower outside).

Accommodation altitude: 3500 m 11 482 feet (above sea level).

Connection: There is signal, solar electricity for charge the phone and Wi-Fi is available.