Kyrgyzstan

The pass permiting to cross the Terskey Alatoo for the caravans riding from Kyzyl-Suu to Kashgar.

One of the side valleys of Juku Valley.

Popular for its local hot spring and the cave of the 300 sheep.

The Swiss journalist and traveller Ella Maillart passed by this valley in 1932 during her trip to Central Asia.

The Jukkuchak valley is really well described in her book, Turkestan Solo, you can walk up the valley while reading the book and identify the places she wrote about.

Nowadays, the natural hot springs are famous among locals. Entrance fee is 100 soms.

The Juku gorge (Zhuuku, Zauka, Jukku) gorge is the longest gorge on the Terskey Ala-Too ridge, famous for its diverse nature, beautiful views and wide expanse.  It is located on the southern coast of Lake Issyk-Kul, 70 kilometers from the city of Karakol.  In ancient times, this place was part of the routes of numerous merchants and travelers from various countries.

Despite the difficult relief of the gorge, Juuku was the only way from the Issyk-Kul valley to China for a long time.

High pass between the small Pamir Alay and the great Pamir Alay

High plateau of Djangi Djer (Jangi Jer) is situated on the South of the Naryn Kyrka Too and North of Jangi Jer Too. It is one of the most losted valley in the center of the Tien Shan. 

The Djalpakbel pass is the link between the valley of Karakudjur and the valley of Karagoman. 

Winter yurt camp near Karakol.

The pass on the main road between Kochkor and Naryn. Our horse trek from lake Koel Ukoek to Song Kul cross this pass.

4 km from the town of Osh, it's the only border for tourist to enter in the Uzbek's Ferghana

The border post of the Kyrgyz Oblast Batken provides access to the territory of Tajikistan. It is located on the main road between the cities of Batken and Isfara to reach the Tajik city of Khojand or the main Kyrgyz city of Osh. The post is at the exit of the small Kyrgyz village of Kyzyl Bel, and crosses the small mountain range of Kingyradyr.