Trek to Eki-Naryn

Embark on an unforgettable 7-day trek through Kyrgyzstan’s rugged Terskey Mountain range and the pristine Orto Syrt valley. Experience breathtaking landscapes, traverse high mountain passes, and immerse yourself in the traditional nomadic lifestyle, staying in shepherds’ yurts and remote campsites. See the starting point of biggest river in Kyrgyzstan ( Eki-Naryn)

Highlights

Kok Bulak Jailoo:

Begin your adventure in the serene Kok Bulak pastures, surrounded by lush alpine meadows and mountain streams.

Tong Pass (4016m):

Conquer this challenging pass, rewarding you with panoramic views of the Terskey Mountains and the Orto Syrt valley.

Jyluu Suu Hot Springs:

Unwind in natural hot springs nestled in the heart of the mountains.

Nomadic Culture:

Stay in authentic shepherd yurts, savor homemade meals, and experience the warm hospitality of Kyrgyz nomads.

Eki-Naryn Valley:

Descend into this picturesque valley, ending your trek amidst lush pastures and alpine beauty.

Eki-Naryn:

The joining of two big rivers

Trek Details:

  • Duration: 7 days
  • Best Time to Visit: June to September
  • Difficulty Level: Moderate to challenging

Here is the program by day (TR09D7EN)

Day 1 / Trekking from Bokonbaevo to Kokbulak.

Early morning transportation from Bokonbaevo village towards Tong mountain range: to the small village Tuura Suu where you will meet your guide team and start trekking to Kok Bulak Jailoo. Arriving, having lunch, continuing the trek. Dinner and accommodation in the first shepherd’s yurt. Transport Bokonbay – Tuura Suu 30 min. (Trekking time is around 3-4 hours.)

 

Day 2 / Trekking to Jyluusuu.

After breakfast, walk up along Kok-Bulak river to Tong Pass. Spend the morning summiting Tong Pass (4 016 m), over the Terskey Mountain range and into the Orto Syrt mountain valley (over the 3 000m). Picnic on the top of the pass and walk down to the old sanatorium place where you can have a hot spring bath. Dinner and overnight in a tent. (Trekking time is 6-7 hours )

 

Day 3 / Trekking to Ortosyrt.

Next morning, continue the trekking into the Jyluu Suu gorge to Orto Syrt valley. Reach Keruu Jailoo where you are welcomed by a local shepherd as an honorable guest in his yurt. Lunch/Dinner and B&B in the yurt camp. (Trekking time 3-4 hours)

 

Day 4 / From Ortosyrt to Kuzgun uya.

After a fresh breakfast from the Shepherd’s yurt, head to the West along the strong mountain river “Balgard” to the place ”Kuzgun Uya”. Overnight in a tent.  (Trekking time 5-6 hours)

 

Day 5 / From Kuzgun uya to Jakbolot pass.   

Next day starts in the southern part of the Orto Syrt valley, where the jailoos belong to the Naryn region. On the way, stop for lunch in a Naryn shepherd’s yurt. Walk up to Jakbolot pass to sleep at the foot of the pass in a tent.  (Trekking time 6-7 hours)

 

Day 6 / Trekking to next part of Jakbolot.

Cross the Jakbolot pass (3 841m) and reach Keng-Say Jailoo where you will stay in a shepherd’s yurt or tent. Picnic on the way, dinner and breakfast in the shepherd’s tent. (Trekking time 6-7 hours)

 

Day 7 / Trekking to Eki-Naryn.

After breakfast, walk down to the valley Eki-Naryn to the Jailoo “Chyrpykty” where you will stay overnight in a shepherd’s yurt. (Trekking time 6-7 hours)

 

 

 

PRICE PER PERSON IN €:

2 PAX 940 €/PER
3 PAX 770 €/PER
4 PAX 690 €/PER
5 PAX 640 €/PER
6 PAX 610 €/PER

 

Price Includes:

  • Transport, pick up and drop off at the airport Manas.
  • English speaking guide translator,
  • Meals,
  • Accommodation in the local family house, tent, yurt and guest house in Bishkek,
  • Horses for luggage
  • Camping equipment

Price  Excludes:

  • Travel insurance.
  • Extra price for single room.
  • International air tickets.
  • Alcohol and mineral water.
  • Last dinner, disco, bar, karaoke or SPA.
  • Other services non mentioned in the program.

Notes:

 

1. Visa and Passport Information

  • Visa-Free Entry: Available for EU, Canada, Japan, Singapore, and other countries (up to 60 days).

  • Passport Validity: Must be valid for at least 6 months from entry.

  • For Other Nationalities: Please check visa requirements or contact us.

2. Trekking Gear Recommendations

  • Footwear: Trekking boots with ankle support.

  • Clothing: Moisture-wicking layers, waterproof jacket, warm jacket, gloves, and hat.

  • Essential Items: Sleeping bag and mat (provided), compact backpack (20-30kg), trekking poles (optional).

3. Tour Intensity and Requirements

  • Difficulty: Moderate to challenging routes with steep climbs. Suitable for those in good health.

  • Age Limit: 23 years and older. Please inquire for younger participants.

4. Health and Safety

  • High Altitude: Consult a doctor if sensitive to altitude.

  • Medications: Bring necessary medications. Guides carry a basic first-aid kit.

5. Accommodation and Facilities

  • Accommodation: Stay in yurts or guesthouses with shared facilities. Simple conditions in remote areas.

6. Meals and Dietary Preferences

  • Cuisine: Traditional Kyrgyz dishes (meat, rice, vegetables). Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options available.

7. Weather Conditions and Packing Tips

  • Weather: Warm days, cold nights, possible rain. Pack layered clothing, a rain jacket, sunscreen, and a headlamp.

8. Booking and Payment Information

  • Deposit: A 100 EUR deposit confirms your booking.

  • Final Payment: Remaining balance due in cash upon arrival in Bishkek.

  • Cancellation Policy: Deposit is non-refundable but can be applied to future bookings if canceled 7 days in advance.

 
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