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KAGAN Yurt Camp in Kyrgyzstan

KAGAN Yurt Camp in Kyrgyzstan

Stay at a winter yurt camp in Kyrgyzstan at 2,800 m and explore the Suusamyr Range by ski touring, freeride and splitboard.

Stay at a winter yurt camp in Kyrgyzstan at 2,800 m and explore the Suusamyr Range by ski touring, freeride and splitboard.

🏔️ 2,800 – 3,900 m

👥 Up to 16 Guests

⛷️ Backcountry Skiing

🏂 Freeride & Splitboarding

Présentation générale

Programme

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FAQ

Présentation générale

Programme

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FAQ

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Backcountry Skiing & Freeride in the Suusamyr Range

KAGAN Winter Yurt Camp is a base for backcountry skiing, ski touring, freeride and splitboarding in the Suusamyr Range. The camp is located at 2,800 m, approximately 200 km from Bishkek on the Bishkek–Osh route.

The surrounding mountains reach up to 3,900 m. Different slopes offer a range of terrain, snow conditions and difficulty levels. Ski areas are accessible directly from the camp, with additional radial vehicle transfers of up to 25 km.

  • The camp is located on the Bishkek–Osh route in the Suusamyr Range

  • Distance from Bishkek: approx. 200 km

  • Distance from Bishkek–Osh highway: approx. 500 m

Backcountry skiers in the Suusamyr valley, Kyrgyzstan

Ski tourisme

de $90
/ person · per night

Minimum stay

2 guests

Camp altitude

2,800 m

Maximum altitude

3,900 m

Hébergement

Up to 16 guests

Saison

January – mid-March

Camp

KAGAN Winter Yurt Camp

The camp has four yurts:

· 2 sleeping yurts
· 1 dining yurt
· 1 kitchen and storage yurt

All yurts are heated with coal. The camp accommodates up to 16 guests.

A terrace with camping chairs is available outside the yurts. There is also a heated shower hut with warm water and an outdoor toilet.

Guests must bring their own sleeping bag with a comfort rating of approximately -5°C.

Ski

Backcountry Skiing in Suusamyr

The main activity at the camp is backcountry skiing and ski touring.

Slopes are located close to the camp, with different terrain, snow conditions and difficulty levels. Radial vehicle transfers of up to 25 km provide access to additional skiing areas.

The surrounding mountains reach up to 3,900 m.

🎿 Backcountry Skiing · 🏂 Freeride · ⛷️ Splitboarding

Backcountry skier descending a steep slope in Kyrgyzstan

Skier descending a backcountry slope in Kyrgyzstan

A Typical Ski Day

Skiing, Mountain Picnic & Dinner

Start the day with breakfast at the camp and head to the surrounding slopes for skiing or ski touring.

Breakfast → Skiing → Mountain picnic → Skiing → Return to camp → Dinner

Breakfast, picnic and dinner are included. Hot tea, coffee, sweets and fruits are available throughout the stay.

After skiing, guests can also use the barbecue area.

Ski Area Transfers

Explore Different Slopes Around the Camp

The camp works as a fixed base while the skiing area can change according to conditions.

Radial vehicle transfers of up to 25 km provide access to different slopes around the Suusamyr Range.

Backcountry ski touring group in the Suusamyr valley

Ski touring group in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan

Backcountry skier at the start of a ski touring day in Kyrgyzstan

  • 2 heated sleeping yurts
  • 1 dining yurt
  • 1 kitchen/storage yurt
  • Maximum 16 guests
  • Coal heating
  • Sleeping bag required

  • Heated shower hut
  • Warm water
  • Outdoor toilet
  • Terrace with camping chairs
  • No electricity

Bring a solar charger or power bank for personal devices.

The camp provides:

  • Petit-déjeuner
  • Mountain picnic
  • Dîner
  • Hot tea
  • Coffee
  • Sweets
  • Fruits

Qu'est-ce que inclus

  • Accommodation in the winter yurt camp

  • Petit-déjeuner

  • Mountain picnic

  • Dîner

  • Hot tea and coffee

  • Sweets and fruits

  • Non inclus

  • Ski / splitboard equipment

  • Sleeping bag

  • Dépenses personnelles

  • Personal transport unless arranged separately

  • Assurance voyage

Foire aux questions

The best time for backcountry skiing in Suusamyr is from January to mid-March.

Winter temperatures in the Suusamyr Valley can be very cold. From January to mid-March, the average temperature at night is around -21°C (−6°F), and during the day around -10°C (14°F). On very cold nights, temperatures can drop below -40°C (−40°F).

We recommend bringing warm, waterproof, and breathable clothing, including several layers of thermal underwear, a warm insulating layer, a waterproof jacket and pants, warm gloves, a hat, sunglasses, and/or ski goggles.

Before the trip, we will provide you with a detailed list of recommended clothing and equipment.

For this tour, we recommend an Intermediate / Advanced skiing level. You should be confident skiing off-piste, be able to control your speed and turns on different types of snow, and have good physical fitness.

Previous experience in ski touring / backcountry skiing is an advantage.

Your insurance must cover freeride skiing and expenses in case of an accident. The minimum coverage is USD 30,000.

Depending on the situation, we can arrange transportation, hospital care, or search and rescue. If needed, we can contact the emergency services.

Yes, but there are only a few helicopters in Kyrgyzstan. It can take time to arrange and can be expensive.

Yes, there is electricity in the evening, so you can charge your phones and cameras. However, we recommend bringing a power bank.

A €300 deposit is required to confirm your booking. The tour is confirmed once we receive the deposit.

 

Yes. You can request a change of dates by contacting KAGAN at least 2 weeks before the tour starts. Date changes are possible depending on availability.

 

No, the deposit is non-refundable if you cancel your booking. KAGAN may offer to move your booking to different dates or to the following year.

 

Full name, address, WhatsApp number and insurance information.

 

Yes, but please let us know about any changes in the group size in advance.

Livre d'or / Critiques

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Merci à tous ceux qui nous ont fait confiance !

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