Kitchik-Alay (Sary-Mogol North)

Osh, the second largest city of the Kyrgyz republic, is one of the oldest settlements of Central Asia.

In the heart of the Achyk Tash valley, the Toulpar Kel lakes form an array of shimmering small lakes situated on the ancient moraine of the Lenin G

The Abshir-Say valley is located 30km southwest of Nookat. Its river has its source in the Kichik-Alay chain.

Pass linking the valley of Sary-Mogol north to the valley of Sary-Mogol south. 

Gulcha or Gulcho is a important village on the road M41, between Osh city and Sary-Tash village. Gulcha is the capital of the Alay district.

Campsite at the footsteeps of glaciers and pass Sary Mogol, (South side), where staying many lakes.

The advanced base camp of the peak Lenin is permanent on July and August only situated at 4400 m. altitude, on the foot of the peak Yukhin 5075 m.

The Kurmanjan Datka Museum, located in the village of Gulcho in Osh Province and opened in 1991, is dedicated to the life and legacy of one of the

Small village of yak breeders, located at the crossroads with China and Tajikistan on the Silk Roads.