After breakfast leave heavy luggage in the yurt camp and start a hiking trip toward Travelers’ Pass (≈4130 m). The trail passes through the Lenin Peak Base Camp area, offering spectacular panoramic views of Lenin Peak and the surrounding glaciers.

Lunch will be served during the hike. After enjoying the views from the pass, return to Tulpar-Kolalong the same trail.

For travelers who prefer a shorter walk, it is possible to hike only to Lenin Base Camp (6 km round trip, about 3 hours).

After returning to the camp, drive to Sary-Mogol village and stay overnight in a guesthouse.

Route: Tulpar-Kol – Travelers' Pass – Tulpar-Kol

Distance: ~14 km round trip

Duration: 3–7 hours

Difficulty: Moderate to challenging

Elevation gain / loss: +650 m / −50 m

Highest / Lowest points: 4127 m / 3500 m

In the morning leave heavy luggage at the guesthouse and start the cycling tour.

The first 25 km follow a paved road, after which the route continues on a 15 km rough gravel road with rocky and uneven sections. The trail gradually climbs into the mountains and leads toward the beautiful Damjailoo alpine lakes.

The campsite is located near the lakes at a place called Kerege-Tash. There are no yurts here, so the overnight stay will be in tents.

Cycling distance: ~40 km

Average speed: ~8.8 km/h

Estimated riding time: ~5 hours

Elevation gain: 1110 m

Elevation loss: 220 m

Highest / Lowest points: 3870 m / 2400 m

Overnight altitude: 3470 m

If time was limited the previous day, travelers can hike in the morning to explore the nearby alpine lakes. The first lake is located just above the camp, and with an additional one-hour walk it is possible to reach two more lakes hidden beneath dramatic snow-covered cliffs. The scenery here is truly spectacular.

After returning to the camp, continue cycling down the valley along the same road toward Kashka-Suu village, then join the main asphalt road leading to Daroot-Korgon village.

Overnight stay at Ak-Bata Guesthouse.

Cycling distance: ~55 km

Average speed: ~16.3 km/h

Estimated riding time: ~4 hours

Elevation gain: 30 m

Elevation loss: 1390 m

Highest / Lowest points: 3870 m / 2790 m

Overnight altitude: 2400 m

After breakfast, the ride continues toward Kosh-Dobo valley.

The first 3 km follow an asphalt road, after which the route turns onto a well-maintained gravel road.

The path follows the right bank of the Kyzyl-Suu River, passing through the small villages of Chak and Jashtilek.

Gradually the route enters a remote mountain valley surrounded by untouched nature. The road climbs gently into the mountains and leads to a scenic area with a beautiful waterfall.

Near the waterfall there is a traditional yurt camp, where travelers will stay overnight. The camp owner also runs a small trout farm fed by clean mountain spring water. Guests can catch fresh fish and have it prepared for dinner.

Distance: 37 km

Estimated riding time: ~4 hoursElevation gain: 540 m

Elevation loss: 170 m

Difficulty: Moderate to challenging

Average speed: ~12.6 km/h

Road condition: 3 km asphalt / 33 km gravel road

Accommodation altitude: 2861 m

After breakfast cycle back along the same route to Daroot-Korgon village. Since the road mostly descends, the ride is easier and usually takes about 2.5 hours.

Arrival in Daroot-Korgon around lunchtime. After lunch, our driver will transfer you back to Osh city and drop you off at your hotel.

Cycling distance: 37 km

Estimated riding time: ~2 hours 30 minutes

Elevation gain: 160 m

Elevation loss: 520 m

Difficulty: Easy

Average speed: ~15.9 km/h

Road condition: 3 km asphalt / 33 km gravel road