Kyrgyzstan

Campsite on the pasture of Ming Kush valley, one the most remoted region of Kyrgyzstan.

Campsite near the Ming Kush village on summer pastures.

Pastures of Toktogul region, situated on the west side of the Kyrk Kyz pass.

Koebiuk start 3 km south of the village of Kyzyl Oy and open a way to Toluk north east of the Toktogul reservoir. It's also a wide pasture for shepherd's of Kyzyl Oy.

Pastures of Kyzyl Oy village, with colorful landscape. The Kumbel pass is on the top of this valley, linking with the Suusamyr valley.

Just after the city of Naryn on the way to the At-Bashi, the waterfall is situated some km before to arrive on the Kyzyl Bel pass. 

Campsite on the way to the Holy lake.

Campsite on the pasture of Sere.

Ak-Tash (which means "white stone" in Kyrgyz) lies at the foot of the great forests of Chong Kyzyl Suu Valley. The red rock hills form an incredible contrast between the blue Issyk Kul lake and the large meadows covered with edelweiss. In summer, the Ak-Tash yurt camp provides a stopover for overnight stays if you come on horseback or by foot from the Jukku Valley or Jeti Oguz. In winter, yurts become a base camp for ski touring. An ideal place to enjoy the slopes of Siuttu Bulak, Giukiuro, Burgan-Suu, and the mountains overlooking the Kichi-Kyzyl-Suu Gorge.

The Archaly valley is about 45 km long, one of the confluent of the Kichi Naryn river. You will observe three type of landscape. 

The lower part, where the Archaly river will flow into the Kichi Naryn river, it's a wide valley and flat meadows. 

The middle part is a narrow canyon which opens on alpine landscape, the highest part of the valley, with wide meadows and icy peaks on the South, and dry and colorful mountains on the North. 

The valley ends at the lake and pass Kyzyl Bel, which means in Kyrgyz language "The red back".