Bishkek to Song Kul (300 km)

Boom Gorge - Boom Gorge, also known as Boom Canyon, is a breathtaking natural feature in central Kyrgyzstan, situated along the Naryn River, about 80 kilometers west of Bishkek. It acts as a crucial link between the northern and southern regions of the country and is a favored stop for those traveling towards Issyk-Kul Lake or the Naryn Region.

Orto-Tokoy Water Reservoir - The Orto-Tokoy Reservoir, built between 1957 and 1960, is Kyrgyzstan’s first significant reservoir. It is located in the Kochkor District of the Naryn Region, roughly 2 km west of the village of Orto-Tokoy, at an altitude of approximately 1,700 meters above sea level.

Kalmak-Ashuu - The Kalmak-Ashuu Pass is a high-altitude mountain pass in the Tian Shan mountains of central Kyrgyzstan, positioned at an elevation of about 3,446 meters (11,305 feet) above sea level. It is one of the main routes linking the town of Kochkor to Son-Kul Lake, a famous high-altitude alpine lake.

Song Kol Lake - Upon crossing the pass, travelers are greeted with the sight of Son-Kul Lake, the second-largest lake in Kyrgyzstan. The lake is a favored spot for experiencing traditional nomadic culture, offering opportunities to stay in yurts, partake in horseback riding, and enjoy the tranquil natural surroundings.

Song Kol to Naryn (180 km)

Kalmak-Ashuu - The journey through Kalmak-Ashuu Pass provides stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. Travelers pass through stone deserts, alpine meadows, and gorges, with chances to observe wildlife such as yaks and eagles. The area is also renowned for its rare alpine flowers, including edelweiss.

Naryn - Naryn is a secluded mountain city in central Kyrgyzstan and serves as the administrative center of the Naryn Region. Situated at an elevation of around 2,000 meters (6,560 feet) above sea level along the Naryn River, it is the coldest city in the country and is encircled by the dramatic peaks of the Tien Shan mountains.

Naryn to Kel Suu base camp (170 km)

Kel Suu to Tash Bashat (220km)

Tash Bashat to Bishkek (350km)

Kochkor - Kochkor is a small yet culturally vibrant town located in the Naryn Region of central Kyrgyzstan, about 200 kilometers southeast of Bishkek. Situated in a wide valley surrounded by the Tian Shan mountains, Kochkor is a popular stopover for travelers heading to high-altitude destinations like Son-Kul Lake.

Boom Gorge - Boom Gorge is a stunning natural landmark in central Kyrgyzstan, along the Naryn River, approximately 80 kilometers west of Bishkek. It serves as a vital passage between the northern and southern parts of the country and is a popular stop for travelers heading towards Issyk-Kul Lake or the Naryn Region.

Bishkek - After the tour, travelers will be dropped off in Bishkek at their hotel.

• Horse guide
• Lunch
• Dinner
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Breakfast
• Private overnight stays for 4 nights
• Horse riding in Song Kol lake area

• Medical insurance
• Personal Expenses
• Government border permit to Kel Suu Lake (30 USD)

Embark on a 5-day journey to Kel-Suu and Song-Kul Lakes, offering an unforgettable blend of Kyrgyzstan’s stunning natural beauty, genuine nomadic culture, and thrilling adventure — all within a concise and engaging itinerary.

Two Iconic Alpine Lakes in One Trip

Kel-Suu Lake: This remote, turquoise glacial lake is nestled in a dramatic canyon near the Chinese border and is often hailed as one of Central Asia’s most beautiful and secluded lakes.
Song-Kul Lake: A high-altitude alpine lake surrounded by lush green pastures, where nomadic herders reside in yurts, tend to livestock, and uphold traditional Kyrgyz culture.

Visiting both lakes in a single tour enhances your experience in a short timeframe — ideal for travelers eager to explore the best of Kyrgyzstan without the need for a lengthy expedition.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.