Kyrgyzstan is a country of such vast natural wealth that hiking possibilities are virtually unlimited. Only on foot will you discover the most compelling destinations the country has to offer. May through September is the ideal window for exploration, bringing you into contact with nomadic traditions and ways of life, offering the chance to stay under canvas or in a yurt.

Kyrgyzstan is fundamentally a land of mountains. It boasts some of the world's most spectacular vistas, crowned by towering peaks such as the Khan Tengri massif and Peak Pobeda.

The Tien-Shan mountain range and the Pamir are magnificent territories to traverse at your own pace on foot.

Kyrgyzstan's lakes also offer remarkable opportunities to immerse yourself in vast natural landscapes. The most celebrated is Lake Issyk-Kul. Situated within a mountain valley at nearly 1,600 meters elevation, it presents stunning scenery and a unique ecosystem.