Ming Teke valley

The Alay valley is bordering Tajikistan on the South of Kyrgyzstan. The river name Kyzyl Suu or the "red river" and flew into Tajikistan.

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

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.

Pasture and camp yurts shepherds from the village of Sary Mogol.

Ak-Bura is a very long valley which has its source in the Kitchi Alay range. The city of Osh was founded at the bottom of the valley.

The peak Skobelev (Skobolev) is situated at 5051 meters altitude. This certainly the highest peak of the Alayski range.

A nice campsite in the serene beauty of Kosh-Moynok, a hidden gem nestled in Kyrgyzstan's Kitchik-Alay valley - Surrounded by juniper forests, it's

4 km from the town of Osh, it's the only border for tourist to enter in the Uzbek's Ferghana.

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