Horseback riding and Colours of Uzbekistan

Horseback Riding Vacations in the Tian Shan Mountains and
Sightseeing in the Ancient Cities of Uzbekistan

 

Country: Kyrgyzstan, Western Tian-Shan mountains, Uzbekistan
Tour duration: 12 days / 11 nights; 14 days / 13 nights
Itinerary, 12 days: Bishkek – Osh – Lake Kara-Suu – Lake Iri-Kol – Sary-Chelek Nature Reserve – Osh – RishtanKokandTashkentSamarkandBukharaTashkent
Itinerary, 14 days: Bishkek – Osh – Lake Kara-Suu – Lake Iri-Kol – Sary-Chelek Nature Reserve – Osh – RishtanKokandTashkentSamarkandBukharaKhivaUrgench

Horse riding tour and colours of the Fergana Valley

This horseback riding tour is very beautiful route in the Western Tian Shan Mountains in Kyrgyzstan. We will take a horseback trip to Sary-Chelek Lake, enjoy all the beauties of the Tian Shan Reserve and interact with pretty trained horses. It is proved that horseback riding has a beneficial effect on the nervous system. We offer to combine incredibly beautiful mountains, healing coniferous air, horseback riding and silence. The group is accompanied by an escort team: guide, cook, service assistants. Horses will carry all luggage and personal belongings. We will also provide sleeping bags, camping sleeping pads, headlamps, metal thermos bottles, raincoats and a first-aid kit for use. Guests will be accommodated in a tent camp and guest house during horseback vacations.

In the second part of the tour, we will get acquaintance with highlights of the Fergana Valley and sightseeing in the ancient cities of Uzbekistan: Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva, where you will feel amazing atmosphere and discover unique medieval oriental architecture.

Join our horseback riding tour with amazing sightseeing continuation!

  • 12 DAYS PROGRAM
  • 14 DAYS PROGRAM

 

  • ITINERARY,
    SERVICES & COST
  • FAQ,
    Visa, permits
  • IMPORTANT INFORMATION,
    EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

 

Tour program 12 day:
Day 1. Arrival in Bishkek. Domestic flight Bishkek – Osh.
Arrival in the international airport “Manas” (Bishkek).
Domestic flight to Osh. Meeting at the airport of Osh. Transfer and check in at the hotel after 14:00. Leisure time.

Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour

Day 2. Transfer Osh – Kyzyl-Kol village (350 km).
Travel time: 7 h; altitude difference: +340 m.
Transfer to the Kara-Suu River valley located in the eastern part of the southern slope of the Chatkal Range, which is the largest in the Western Tien Shan.
Accommodation in a traditional guest house in Kyzyl-Kol village (means ‘Red Lake’).

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Overnight at a traditional guest house (1300 m).

Horse Riding Tour

Day 3. Ascent along the Kara-Suu River valley to the Kara-Suu Lake (17 km).
Travel time: 6–7 h; altitude difference: +500 m.
Preparation for the route. Horseback riding up along the picturesque gorge of the Kara-Suu River (means "Black water") to Kara-Suu Lake passing by small settlements of locals.
Accommodation in a tent camp on the shore of picturesque lake surrounded by green mountain slopes.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Overnight in a tent (1800 m).

Day 4. Ascent to the Kuturma pass. Descent to the Iri-Kol Lake (12 km).
Travel time: 5–6 h; altitude difference: +650 m; -550 m.
Ascent to the Kuturma pass (2440 m), enjoy a wonderful panorama of the southern part of the huge Sary-Chelek basin and Iri-Kol lake that unfolds before the travellers.
Descent from the Kuturma pass to the Iri-Kol Lake along the slope covered with fragrant herbs and graceful shrubs.
Accommodation in a tent camp. Swimming in the lake. Dinner.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Overnight in a tent (1900 m).

Horse Riding Tour

Day 5. Horse Riding from Iri-Kol Lake to Sary-Chelek Lake (5 km). Transfer to Osh (320 km).
Travel time: 9 h; altitude difference: -940 m.
Horseback riding from Iri-Kol lake to the southern part of Sary-Chelek Lake, enjoy the magical views and landscapes of beautiful Kyrgyzstan mountains. The route runs through apple orchards along numerous turquoise lakes. Along the way, magical landscapes of the most beautiful mountains of Kyrgyzstan continue to open at each new turn
Transfer to Osh. Check in at the hotel.

Meals: breakfast, lunch.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour

Day 6. Osh (sightseeing). Osh – Rishtan – Kokand (180 km, 5 h).
Osh is the “southern capital” of Kyrgyzstan. The city is located on the east side of the Fergana valley, at an altitude of roughly 1000 meters, and is surrounded by low rocky spurs of the Alay Range on three sides.
Sightseeing in Osh: sacred Sulayman-Too Mountain and museum in a cave. The national historical and archaeological museum complex Sulayman-Too Sacred Mountain is the main attraction of Osh and the only site located entirely on the territory of Kyrgyzstan that has been included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO.
Transfer to the land border with Uzbekistan. Border formalities.
Transfer to Rishtan, the main ceramics center of Uzbekistan. The city is famous for its incredible glazed ceramics which are popular among tourists as souvenirs.
Visiting the Center of Ceramics, acquaintance with the masters and their crafts. Demonstration of ceramic pottery making process.
Transfer to Kokand, the former capital of the Khanate of Kokand (18th-19th centuries).

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Day 7. Kokand (sightseeing). Kokand – Tashkent (240 km, 4 h).
Kokand is located right at the entrance to the fruitful Fergana valley, used to be an important stop point of the Great Silk Road and used to be a part of the ancient state of Davan. Its flourishing happened in the 18th century when it became the capital of Kokand khanate and the religious center of the region – in the past, there were 40 madrasas and 300 mosques in Kokand.
Sightseeing in Kokand: Khudoyar-Khan Palace, Modari-Khan Mausoleum, Djami Mosque, Necropolis Dakhma-i-Shahon.
Transfer to Tashkent via the Kamchik pass (2285 m).

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Day 8. Tashkent (sightseeing). Tashkent – Samarkand (330 km, 5 h).
Tashkent is the multifaceted capital of the modern country of Uzbekistan and the republic’s center of cultural and political life. Tashkent’s architecture is striking in its diversity and variety: archaeological monuments from the Zoroastrianism era that are more than 2200 years old, architectural masterpieces of the Middle Ages, monumental buildings of the late 19th century, the most beautiful underground subway in the world, and of course, the numerous modern buildings.
Sightseeing in Tashkent (Old town): Khast-Imam Square, Barak-Khan Madrasah, Kafal-al-Shashi Mausoleum, Kukeldash Madrasah, the oldest bazaar of Tashkent “Chorsu”.
Lunch at the famous Central Asian Plov Centre "Besh Kozon", where genuine Tashkent plov is cooked in huge cauldrons. There you can see the whole process of cooking from roasting meat to laying vegetables, spices and rice.
Transfer to Samarkand, the capital of ancient Sogdiana – Marakanda. Sogdiana was an ancient civilization between the Amu Darya and the Syr Darya rivers.

Meals: breakfast, lunch.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Day 9. Samarkand (sightseeing).
Samarkand is as old as Rome, it is one of the most ancient cities in the world and former capital of the great Tamerlane empire. It is a museum city, a city which was once the heart of the caravan trade in the midst of the Great Silk Road. Samarkand conserved its unique aura of the Oriental medieval age until this very day.
Sightseeing in Samarkand: Gur-e Amir Mausoleum – necropolis of the Timurids; the most impressive square in the entire Central Asia – the Registan Square (Madrasah of Ulugbek, Sher-Dor Madrasah, Tilya-Kori Madrasah); Bibi-Khanym Mosque; the famous Siab bazaar; architectural ensemble Shah-i-Zinda; Ulugbek Observatory museum.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Day 10. Samarkand – Bukhara (280 km, 4–5 h). Bukhara (sightseeing).
Transfer to Bukhara, another ancient city in Uzbekistan which also used to be part of the Great Silk Road. Medieval Bukhara was one of the main political, cultural, and religious hubs of the Middle East. Over 140 architectural monuments have been preserved here. The historical center of Bukhara is included in the list of World Heritage Sites recognized by UNESCO.
Sightseeing in Bukhara: Lyab-i Hauz Architectural Ensemble, Kukeldash Madrasah, Nadir Divan-Begi Madrasah. domed shopping arcade. Visit the shopping district with domed shopping arcade of the 16th century, where national arts and handicrafts workshops are presented.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Day 11. Bukhara (sightseeing). Bukhara – Tashkent (580 km, 4 h).
Continuation of sightseeing in Bukhara : Mausoleum of Samanids, Chashma Ayub Mausoleum, Bolo-Khauz Complex, Ark Citadel, Po-i-Kalyan Complex, Abdulaziz-Khan Madrasah, Ulugbek Madrasah..
Transfer to Tashkent by train. Meeting at the railway station, check-in at the hotel.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Day 12. Tashkent
Transfer to the airport. The end of the tour program.
Departure from Tashkent.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Cost of the tour in USD:

The cost for 1 person 1904 USD
Single supplement at hotels +222 USD

*This tour is guaranteed and will be arranged whatever final number of persons in a group.

The cost of the tour include:

  • Meeting and seeing off at the airport at any time.
  • Domestic flight Bishkek – Osh (Economy class, weight limit for luggage is 15 kg).
  • Comfortable transport during the entire tour.
  • Railway transfer of Bukhara – Tashkent destination (ticket of economy class, seated places).
  • Accommodation in hotel 3* on twin/double sharing basis with breakfast.
  • Accommodation in the guest house (3-4 persons per room) in Kyzyl-Kol village.
  • Meals according to the program.
  • All needed documents arrangement:
    • permit for visiting the territory of Sary-Chelek Nature Reserve,
    • ecological fee.
  • Services during the horseriding route:
    • horse rental for each participant of the tour,
    • full board (three hot meals a day),
    • accommodation in twin sharing tents,
    • services of guide, cook and service staff,
    • services for personal and team luggage transportation by horses,
    • bivouac and kitchen equipment (tents, dining tent, kitchen tent, kitchenware & tableware, tables, chairs, WC).

The cost of the tour does not include:

  • International flights.
  • Meals in the cities (except breakfast at the hotels).
  • Medical insurance.

 

  • Rent of personal equipment (free of charge):
    • sleeping bag,
    • raincoat,
    • forehead flashlight,
    • camping sleeping pad,
    • metal thermos bottle,
    • tableware.
  • First-aid kit for the group.
  • Guided sightseeing tours according to the program.
  • Lunch at the Central Asian Plov Centre "Besh Kozon".
  • Entrance fees at museums and monuments.
  • Mineral water for each day of the tour.
  • Memorable souvenirs.

Additional Services:

  • Supplement for additional night on arrival or departure in hotel 3*:
    • single room – 50 USD / per room / per night,
    • double room – 60 USD / per room / per night.
  • Supplement for an individual transfer airport – hotel – airport:
    • sedan: +25 USD one way,
    • minibus: + 40 USD one way.

 

Additional information

Throughout the horse riding tour, all personal belongings and equipment are carried by horses.
The transportation of all equipment, both group and personal (including any personal belongings), is the duty of our staff.
   
Equipment is provided free of charge for personal use.
We provide our guests with trekking equipment for the entire duration of the tour for free:
- sleeping bag,
- raincoat,
- forehead flashlight,
- camping sleeping pad,
- metal thermos bottle,
- tableware.
   
Service staff.
The escort team includes a guide, a cook, assistant chefs, waiters, dishwashers and handymen. The team sets up camping site, cooks food, sets the tables, washes dishes, controls the transportation of all equipment, both group and personal, and does all the invisible work in order to create comfort during the horse riding route.
   
Meals.
Throughout the horse riding tour, three times a day you will be provided with diverse hot meals, with attention to vegetarians. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are prepared by our chef and his assistants, while guests enjoy the views and relax. Kitchenware for cooking and tableware are also provided in full.

 

Accomodation

The tour comes with the following accommodation:

Location Accommodation
Kyzyl-Kol village Accommodation at a guest house, 3-4 persons in a room
Tien Shan mountains Tent camp
Osh Sunrise Osh Hotel 3* or similar
Kokand Silk Road Kokand Hotel 3* or similar
Tashkent Reikartz Xon / Sato 3* or similar
Samarkand Arba 3* / Jahon Palace 3* or similar
Bukhara Kabir Hotel 3* / Kavsar Hotel 3* or similar
   
Tent camp.
Accommodation in tents for 2 persons. Tents are designed for all weather conditions, they are wind-resistant and waterproof, for comfortable stay tourist mats and sleeping bags will be provided. The tent camp is equipped with a dining tent with tables and comfortable folding chairs, camping utensils set is provided. We use a gas stove with camping gas burners or firewood (collected along the way) for cooking. The tent camp is equipped with camping toilets. Communication means are always available on the route.
   
Guest house.
Accommodation in guest houses will allow you to take a dip into traditions and habits of local people. These are traditional houses located in remote mountain villages.
   
Hotels.
We offer accommodation in cozy hotels often decorated in a national style. It is completely unique: it combines modern comfort and a unique culture of hospitality.

Transport
During the tour the following types of transport will be provided depending on the number of people in a group:

In Kyrgyzstan:

Group Transport
Group 1-10 pax. "Mercedes-Benz Sprinter"

In Uzbekistan:

Group Venicle
Group 1-2 pax "Chevrolet Lacetti"
Group 3-5 pax "Hyundai Grand Starex"
Group 6-9 pax "Toyota Hiace" / "King Long"
Group 10-15 pax "Eurise"
Group 16-30 pax "Golden Dragon"

 

FAQ

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  1. Do I need any horseback riding experience? Can I submit for this tour if I have never ridden a horse and do not know how to handle them?
  2. How does a horse riding part of the tour go? Are we going to ride horses all the time?
  3. What breeds of horses travellers ride during the tour? How much weight can these horses carry?
  4. When and how can I feed horses with treats?
  5. How will my personal belongings be transported during horse riding tour? Can I ride with a backpack on my back?
  6. What horse ammunition will be used?
  7. Who will take care of the horses, saddle and unsaddle them?
  8. What about those who have health problems? Can they participate in the program?
  9. Do I need insurance?
  10. What is the weather, day and night, in the mountains at this time?
  11. Is it possible to swim in the lakes?
  12. Is it possible to meet more dangerous creatures during this trip such as snakes, spiders, scorpions, ticks and etc., in addition to relatively harmless mosquitoes?
  13. Can I pick up herbs in the mountains? What plants should be avoided?
  14. What about meals?
  15. How do communications work during the horse riding tour?
  16. What about the Internet?
  17. Visas, Permits.
  1. Do I need any horseback riding experience? Can I submit for this tour if I have never ridden a horse and do not know how to handle them?
    Horse riding experience is not required but it is welcome. In any case, before starting our horse riding tour, a brief introductory program will be held, where our guides will give you all the necessary instructions in details and teach you how to sit properly in a saddle, how to manage horses, etc.
  2. How does a horse riding part of the tour go? Are we going to ride horses all the time?
    From Osh to the village of Kara-suu we get by car. From the village of Kara-Suu and further to Lake Sary-Chelek (3 days), we ride on horseback
    On the way, we will have to overcome the Kuturma pass, the ascent and descent from which in some places can be quite steep, but at the same time safe. However, if you have a fear of heights, then you can climb the pass on foot.
  3. What breeds of horses travellers ride during the tour? How much weight can these horses carry?
    You will ride the Kyrgyz horses during the trip. They are not large, but very strong, hardy and able to make long transition along mountain trails. The Kyrgyz horses are able to carry up to 110 kg for 8 km without resting. However, it should be taken into account that they are living creatures, and after overcoming the passes they need to rest for at least 10-20 minutes.
  4. When and how can I feed horses with treats?
    Feeding treats to a horse on the way is strictly prohibited. This can be done only during the rest, having previously obtained permission from a horse handler. It is not recommended to feed horses with treats secretly.
    Like all horses, they will not refuse delicious food, especially as a reward after a long work. You can give your horse its favourite treats: carrots, apples, dried bread, suschki (Russian small ring-shaped bread) and sugar.
  5. How will my personal belongings be transported during horse riding tour? Can I ride with a backpack on my back?
    All personal belongings, personal and shared camping equipment that you will need during a horse riding tour are carried by separate horses in bags for transporting cargo - khurjuns (oriental saddle bags).
    Our guests and their horses ride light. You can put on a small backpack (15-25 l) with basic necessities: water, a rain jacket, a personal first-aid kit, a camera, etc.
  6. What horse ammunition will be used?
    Kyrgyz people are historically nomadic people, that means they are born riders. Since ancient times, boys have been taught horseback riding from early childhood.
    Horse ammunition in Kyrgyzstan has its own names and some national features that have been formed over many centuries in accordance with living conditions, traditions and climate.
    Horse riding equipment in our equestrian tour will be as follows:
    Ееr” is a saddle made of wood and covered on top with a thick camel or ox leather. A special fabric or felt is laid under the saddle. On the top of the saddle, the Kyrgyz put a kurpacha (quilt) so that the rider can travel softly and comfortably over long distances in the highlands. The saddle is fastened with leather straps.
    •“Jougon” is a bridle with reins from leather straps and metal bits.
    •“Uzongu” is metal stirrups and leather straps that allow you to adjust the distance between the saddle and the stirrups.
  7. Who will take care of the horses, saddle and unsaddle them?
    Throughout the route you will be accompanied by experienced riders from the local residents, Kyrgyz. They will saddle and unsaddle the horses, look after them, feed them and prepare for the daily route.
  8. What about those who have health problems? Can they participate in the program?
    Please note, that the route of the tour runs through mountains with considerable altitude differences (the maximum altitude is 2654 m above sea level). The participants can experience some symptoms of altitude sickness which disappear when the descent from the mountains starts. Therefore the tour may not be suitable for persons suffering from heart or respiratory problems (hypertension, asthma). We recommend you to consult your doctor before planning this tour.
  9. Do I need insurance?
    Yes, it is. The medical insurance of up to $ 10,000- 15,000 should be obtained before leaving your homeland.
  10. What is the weather, day and night, in the mountains at this time?
    In the summer the weather is fair and sunny with daytime temperature reaching +28°С. At night, however, and on rainy days the temperature drops to +8 or + 10ºС which makes the availability of warm jacket rather useful.
  11. Is it possible to swim in the lakes?
    Most definitely it is. In summertime the temperature in the lakes is about 17-19°С. No wonder many travelers like to experience some bracing bathing. So don’t forget your swimsuit.
  12. Is it possible to meet more dangerous creatures during this trip such as snakes, spiders, scorpions, ticks and etc., in addition to relatively harmless mosquitoes??
    Though such a probability exists, it is too small as proved by our long experience of organizing trekking tours.
  13. Can I pick up herbs in the mountains? What plants should be avoided?
    It is advisable not to touch the plants you are not familiar with as some of them can be rather toxic (for example giant fennel can sting you when you touch its leaves). It is forbidden to pick up Red Book plants. The mountain slopes are home to many medicinal herbs including mint, origan, thyme, which you can pick up and brew a delicious ‘mountain tea’. The banks of the rivers are covered with bushes of dog rose and sea-buckthorn.
  14. What about meals?
    Throughout the trek programme you will be served hot meals three times a day.
    Below you can find the menu of one of the trekking days:
    Breakfast
    First dish: cereal porridge (semolina, oats, rice).
    Second dish: cooked eggs with sausages, omelette, pancakes, thick pancakes, toasted bread, cottage cheese pancake, etc.
    Buffet table: cheese, sausage, assorted bread, butter, ketchup, marmalade, chocolate paste, sweets, cookies, wafers, dried cream, honey, sugar, halavah.
    Drinks: selection of hot drinks, such as tea (black and green), coffee, cocoa.
    Lunch:
    Buffet lunch: assorted bread, fresh salads, canned fish, cheese, sheep cheese, assorted meat appetizers, tea (black and green) sweets, cookies, wafers, fruits (apples, pears), dried fruits (apricot, raisin, figs, etc.), assorted nuts.
    * In case of camp lunch first course is added.
    Dinner:
    First course - soup (European or local cuisine).
    Second course - various dishes of European cuisine with assorted garnish, as well as a choice of local dishes.
    Buffet table: assorted bread, cheese, sausage, ketchup, spices (mustard, various dressings), sweets, cookies, wafers, sugar.
    Drinks: selection of hot drinks, such as tea (black and green), coffee, cocoa, thin jelly.
    Dessert: watermelon, melon, fruits.
    We take drinking water in the mountains from crystal clear springs. It is recommended to drink only boiled water. In cities and during trips, it is recommended to drink only bottled water.
  15. How do communications work during the horse riding tour?
    Cellular telecommunication is available in Osh and on the way to Aflatun settlement. In the mountainous areas, especially in mountain valleys, there are difficulties with signal receipt. Tour manager is equipped with portable satellite terminal to provide uninterrupted external link. Moreover, the group is provided with walkie-talkie to ensure trouble-free connection between trekkers.
  16. What about the Internet?
    Internet access is available only in Osh. There are many internet-cafes there.
  17. Visas, Permits.
    Kyrgyzstan has considerably simplified its visa policy and today citizens of 70 countries of the world enjoy visa-free access to this Central Asian state.
    Visa-free entry to the territory of Kyrgyzstan is granted for the nationals of the Russia, the CIS countries and a number of citizens of European and other foreign countries.
    The details on Kyrgyz visa, rules of entry and stay on the territory of Kyrgyzstan you can find here.
    To enter the territory of Kyrgyzstan the foreign national must have a foreign passport valid for not less than 6 months following the termination date of the tour.
    It is also important that before their trip to Kyrgyzstan foreign nationals arrange travel medical insurance with coverage of up to $10,000-15,000.

In case you can’t find the answer to your question on our site, please call our tour operators team for assistance.

 

Service staff.

The service staff includes a mountain guide, a cook, assistant cooks, waiters, dishwashers and handymen. The service staff is responsible for pitching and taking down tents, cooking and serving, washing up dishes, packing the loads on horses, transportation of personal belongings and team equipment, making fire and so on.

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Meals.

Throughout the trekking tour, three times a day you will be provided with diverse hot meals, with attention to vegetarians. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are prepared by our chef and his assistants, while guests enjoy views and relax. Kitchenware for cooking and tableware are also provided in full.

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Tent camp.

Accommodation in tents for 2 persons. Tents are designed for all weather conditions, they are wind-resistant and waterproof, for comfortable stay tourist mats and sleeping bags will be provided. The tent camp is equipped with a dining tent with tables and comfortable folding chairs. Use a gas stove with camping gas burners or firewood (collected along the way) for cooking. The tent camp is equipped with camping toilets. Communication means are always available on the route.

Guest houses.

Accommodation in guest houses will allow you to take a dip into traditions and habits of local people, while maintaining the proper level of comfort. These are traditional houses located in remote mountain villages equipped with all necessary amenities for comfortable stay.

Hotels.

We provide accommodation in cozy hotels often decorated in a national style. It is completely unique: it combines modern comfort in every detail and a unique culture of hospitality.

Route Map

Route Map

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  • ITINERARY,
    SERVICES & COST
  • FAQ,
    Visa, permits
  • IMPORTANT INFORMATION,
    EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

 

Tour program 14 day:
Day 1. Arrival in Bishkek. Domestic flight Bishkek – Osh.
Arrival in the international airport “Manas” (Bishkek).
Domestic flight to Osh. Meeting at the airport of Osh. Transfer and check in at the hotel after 14:00. Leisure time.

Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour

Day 2. Transfer Osh – Kyzyl-Kol village (350 km).
Travel time: 7 h; altitude difference: +340 m.
Transfer to the Kara-Suu River valley located in the eastern part of the southern slope of the Chatkal Range, which is the largest in the Western Tien Shan.
Accommodation in a traditional guest house in Kyzyl-Kol village (means ‘Red Lake’).

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Overnight at a traditional guest house (1300 m).

Horse Riding Tour

Day 3. Ascent along the Kara-Suu River valley to the Kara-Suu Lake (17 km).
Travel time: 6–7 h; altitude difference: +500 m.
Preparation for the route. Horseback riding up along the picturesque gorge of the Kara-Suu River (means "Black water") to Kara-Suu Lake passing by small settlements of locals.
Accommodation in a tent camp on the shore of picturesque lake surrounded by green mountain slopes.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Overnight in a tent (1800 m).

Day 4. Ascent to the Kuturma pass. Descent to the Iri-Kol Lake (12 km).
Travel time: 5–6 h; altitude difference: +650 m; -550 m.
Ascent to the Kuturma pass (2440 m), enjoy a wonderful panorama of the southern part of the huge Sary-Chelek basin and Iri-Kol lake that unfolds before the travellers.
Descent from the Kuturma pass to the Iri-Kol Lake along the slope covered with fragrant herbs and graceful shrubs.
Accommodation in a tent camp. Swimming in the lake. Dinner.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Overnight in a tent (1900 m).

Horse Riding Tour

Day 5. Horse Riding from Iri-Kol Lake to Sary-Chelek Lake (5 km). Transfer to Osh (320 km).
Travel time: 9 h; altitude difference: -940 m.
Horseback riding from Iri-Kol lake to the southern part of Sary-Chelek Lake, enjoy the magical views and landscapes of beautiful Kyrgyzstan mountains. The route runs through apple orchards along numerous turquoise lakes. Along the way, magical landscapes of the most beautiful mountains of Kyrgyzstan continue to open at each new turn
Transfer to Osh. Check in at the hotel.

Meals: breakfast, lunch.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour

Day 6. Osh (sightseeing). Osh – Rishtan – Kokand (180 km, 5 h).
Osh is the “southern capital” of Kyrgyzstan. The city is located on the east side of the Fergana valley, at an altitude of roughly 1000 meters, and is surrounded by low rocky spurs of the Alay Range on three sides.
Sightseeing in Osh: sacred Sulayman-Too Mountain and museum in a cave. The national historical and archaeological museum complex Sulayman-Too Sacred Mountain is the main attraction of Osh and the only site located entirely on the territory of Kyrgyzstan that has been included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO.
Transfer to the land border with Uzbekistan. Border formalities.
Transfer to Rishtan, the main ceramics center of Uzbekistan. The city is famous for its incredible glazed ceramics which are popular among tourists as souvenirs.
Visiting the Center of Ceramics, acquaintance with the masters and their crafts. Demonstration of ceramic pottery making process.
Transfer to Kokand, the former capital of the Khanate of Kokand (18th-19th centuries).

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Day 7. Kokand (sightseeing). Kokand – Tashkent (240 km, 4 h).
Kokand is located right at the entrance to the fruitful Fergana valley, used to be an important stop point of the Great Silk Road and used to be a part of the ancient state of Davan. Its flourishing happened in the 18th century when it became the capital of Kokand khanate and the religious center of the region – in the past, there were 40 madrasas and 300 mosques in Kokand.
Sightseeing in Kokand: Khudoyar-Khan Palace, Modari-Khan Mausoleum, Djami Mosque, Necropolis Dakhma-i-Shahon.
Transfer to Tashkent via the Kamchik pass (2285 m).

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Day 8. Tashkent (sightseeing). Tashkent – Samarkand (330 km, 5 h).
Tashkent is the multifaceted capital of the modern country of Uzbekistan and the republic’s center of cultural and political life. Tashkent’s architecture is striking in its diversity and variety: archaeological monuments from the Zoroastrianism era that are more than 2200 years old, architectural masterpieces of the Middle Ages, monumental buildings of the late 19th century, the most beautiful underground subway in the world, and of course, the numerous modern buildings.
Sightseeing in Tashkent (Old town): Khast-Imam Square, Barak-Khan Madrasah, Kafal-al-Shashi Mausoleum, Kukeldash Madrasah, the oldest bazaar of Tashkent “Chorsu”.
Lunch at the famous Central Asian Plov Centre "Besh Kozon", where genuine Tashkent plov is cooked in huge cauldrons. There you can see the whole process of cooking from roasting meat to laying vegetables, spices and rice.
Transfer to Samarkand, the capital of ancient Sogdiana – Marakanda. Sogdiana was an ancient civilization between the Amu Darya and the Syr Darya rivers.

Meals: breakfast, lunch.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Day 9. Samarkand (sightseeing).
Samarkand is as old as Rome, it is one of the most ancient cities in the world and former capital of the great Tamerlane empire. It is a museum city, a city which was once the heart of the caravan trade in the midst of the Great Silk Road. Samarkand conserved its unique aura of the Oriental medieval age until this very day.
Sightseeing in Samarkand: Gur-e Amir Mausoleum – necropolis of the Timurids; the most impressive square in the entire Central Asia – the Registan Square (Madrasah of Ulugbek, Sher-Dor Madrasah, Tilya-Kori Madrasah); Bibi-Khanym Mosque; the famous Siab bazaar; architectural ensemble Shah-i-Zinda; Ulugbek Observatory museum.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

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Day 10. Samarkand – Bukhara (280 km, 4–5 h). Bukhara (sightseeing).
Transfer to Bukhara, another ancient city in Uzbekistan which also used to be part of the Great Silk Road. Medieval Bukhara was one of the main political, cultural, and religious hubs of the Middle East. Over 140 architectural monuments have been preserved here. The historical center of Bukhara is included in the list of World Heritage Sites recognized by UNESCO.
Sightseeing in Bukhara: Lyab-i Hauz Architectural Ensemble, Kukeldash Madrasah, Nadir Divan-Begi Madrasah. domed shopping arcade. Visit the shopping district with domed shopping arcade of the 16th century, where national arts and handicrafts workshops are presented.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

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Day 11. Bukhara (sightseeing).
Continuation of sightseeing in Bukhara and surroundings: Mausoleum of Samanids, Chashma Ayub Mausoleum, Bolo-Khauz Complex, Ark Citadel, Po-i-Kalyan Complex, Abdulaziz-Khan Madrasah, Ulugbek Madrasah; Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa Palace, Bakhautdin Nakshbandi Sufi Complex.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

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Day 12. Bukhara – Khiva (440 km, 8 h).
Transfer to Khiva through the famous Kyzylkum desert along the Amu Darya River. We will pass along the road, where many Silk Road caravans once slowly followed. “Kyzylkum” translates as “Red Sands”, and the local sand really has a reddish tint. We will make several stops and walk along the picturesque dunes, admire the amazing panorama of the Amu Darya River from a viewing point.
Arrival in Khiva. Walking around the historical districtItchan Kala (18 century) which is the walled inner town of the old Khiva oasis and State Museum-Reserve protected as a World Heritage Site.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Day 13. Khiva (sightseeing).
Khiva (over 2500 years old) is a bright and almost untouched example of a medieval Orient city. Itchan-Kala will appear before us in the guise of a revived city from an oriental fairytale. Every building of Ichan-Kala is a unique architectural monument and on its own is an attraction for tourists.
Sightseeing in Khiva (Itchan-Kala): Pakhlavan Makhmoud Complex, Kunya-Ark Fortress, Islam Hajji Madrasah & Minaret, Tash Khauli Palace, Alakuli Khan Madrasah, Juma Mosque, Mukhammad Aminkhan Minaret & Madrasah.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Day 14. Khiva – Urgench (40 km, 1 h).
Transfer to the airport of Urgench city.
The end of the tour program.
Departure from Urgench.

Meals: breakfast.

Horse Riding Tour and Colours of the Fergana Valley

Cost of the tour in USD:

The cost for 1 person 2010 USD
Single supplement at hotels +250 USD

*This tour is guaranteed and will be arranged whatever final number of persons in a group.

The cost of the tour include:

  • Meeting and seeing off at the airport at any time.
  • Domestic flight Bishkek – Osh (Economy class, weight limit for luggage is 15 kg).
  • Comfortable transport during the entire tour.
  • Accommodation in hotel 3* on twin/double sharing basis with breakfast.
  • Accommodation in the guest house (3-4 persons per room) in Kyzyl-Kol village.
  • Meals according to the program.
  • All needed documents arrangement:
    • permit for visiting the territory of Sary-Chelek Nature Reserve,
    • ecological fee.
  • Services during the horseriding route:
    • horse rental for each participant of the tour,
    • full board (three hot meals a day),
    • accommodation in twin sharing tents,
    • services of guide, cook and service staff,
    • services for personal and team luggage transportation by horses,
    • bivouac and kitchen equipment (tents, dining tent, kitchen tent, kitchenware & tableware, tables, chairs, WC).

The cost of the tour does not include:

  • International flights.
  • Meals in the cities (except breakfast at the hotels).
  • Medical insurance.

 

  • Rent of personal equipment (free of charge):
    • sleeping bag,
    • raincoat,
    • forehead flashlight,
    • camping sleeping pad,
    • metal thermos bottle,
    • tableware.
  • First-aid kit for the group.
  • Guided sightseeing tours according to the program.
  • Lunch at the Central Asian Plov Centre "Besh Kozon".
  • Entrance fees at museums and monuments.
  • Mineral water for each day of the tour.
  • Memorable souvenirs.

Additional Services:

  • Supplement for additional night on arrival or departure in hotel 3*:
    • single room – 50 USD / per room / per night,
    • double room – 60 USD / per room / per night.
  • Supplement for an individual transfer airport – hotel – airport:
    • sedan: +25 USD one way,
    • minibus: + 40 USD one way.
  • Domestic flight Urgench – Tashkent: from 60 USD for a ticket.

 

Additional information

Throughout the horse riding tour, all personal belongings and equipment are carried by horses.
The transportation of all equipment, both group and personal (including any personal belongings), is the duty of our staff.
   
Equipment is provided free of charge for personal use.
We provide our guests with trekking equipment for the entire duration of the tour for free:
- sleeping bag,
- raincoat,
- forehead flashlight,
- camping sleeping pad,
- metal thermos bottle,
- tableware.
   
Service staff.
The escort team includes a guide, a cook, assistant chefs, waiters, dishwashers and handymen. The team sets up camping site, cooks food, sets the tables, washes dishes, controls the transportation of all equipment, both group and personal, and does all the invisible work in order to create comfort during the trekking.
   
Meals.
Throughout the horse riding tour, three times a day you will be provided with diverse hot meals, with attention to vegetarians. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are prepared by our chef and his assistants, while guests enjoy the views and relax. Kitchenware for cooking and tableware are also provided in full.

 

Accomodation

The tour comes with the following accommodation:

Location Accommodation
Kyzyl-Kol village Accommodation at a guest house, 3-4 persons in a room
Tien Shan mountains Tent camp
Osh Sunrise Osh Hotel 3* or similar
Kokand Silk Road Kokand Hotel 3* or similar
Tashkent Reikartz Xon / Sato 3* or similar
Samarkand Arba 3* / Jahon Palace 3* or similar
Bukhara Kabir Hotel 3* / Kavsar Hotel 3* or similar
Khiva Silk Road 3* / Shokh Jahon Hotel 3* or similar
   
Tent camp.
Accommodation in tents for 2 persons. Tents are designed for all weather conditions, they are wind-resistant and waterproof, for comfortable stay tourist mats and sleeping bags will be provided. The tent camp is equipped with a dining tent with tables and comfortable folding chairs, camping utensils set is provided. We use a gas stove with camping gas burners or firewood (collected along the way) for cooking. The tent camp is equipped with camping toilets. Communication means are always available on the route.
   
Guest house.
Accommodation in guest houses will allow you to take a dip into traditions and habits of local people. These are traditional houses located in remote mountain villages.
   
Hotels.
We offer accommodation in cozy hotels often decorated in a national style. It is completely unique: it combines modern comfort and a unique culture of hospitality.

Transport
During the tour the following types of transport will be provided depending on the number of people in a group:

In Kyrgyzstan:

Group Transport
Group 1-10 pax. "Mercedes-Benz Sprinter"

In Uzbekistan:

Group Venicle
Group 1-2 pax "Chevrolet Lacetti"
Group 3-5 pax "Hyundai Grand Starex"
Group 6-9 pax "Toyota Hiace" / "King Long"
Group 10-15 pax "Eurise"
Group 16-30 pax "Golden Dragon"

 

FAQ

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  1. Do I need any horseback riding experience? Can I submit for this tour if I have never ridden a horse and do not know how to handle them?
  2. How does a horse riding part of the tour go? Are we going to ride horses all the time?
  3. What breeds of horses travellers ride during the tour? How much weight can these horses carry?
  4. When and how can I feed horses with treats?
  5. How will my personal belongings be transported during horse riding tour? Can I ride with a backpack on my back?
  6. What horse ammunition will be used?
  7. Who will take care of the horses, saddle and unsaddle them?
  8. What about those who have health problems? Can they participate in the program?
  9. Do I need insurance?
  10. What is the weather, day and night, in the mountains at this time?
  11. Is it possible to swim in the lakes?
  12. Is it possible to meet more dangerous creatures during this trip such as snakes, spiders, scorpions, ticks and etc., in addition to relatively harmless mosquitoes?
  13. Can I pick up herbs in the mountains? What plants should be avoided?
  14. What about meals?
  15. How do communications work during the horse riding tour?
  16. What about the Internet?
  17. Visas, Permits.
  1. Do I need any horseback riding experience? Can I submit for this tour if I have never ridden a horse and do not know how to handle them?
    Horse riding experience is not required but it is welcome. In any case, before starting our horse riding tour, a brief introductory program will be held, where our guides will give you all the necessary instructions in details and teach you how to sit properly in a saddle, how to manage horses, etc.
  2. How does a horse riding part of the tour go? Are we going to ride horses all the time?
    From Osh to the village of Kara-suu we get by car. From the village of Kara-Suu and further to Lake Sary-Chelek (3 days), we ride on horseback
    On the way, we will have to overcome the Kuturma pass, the ascent and descent from which in some places can be quite steep, but at the same time safe. However, if you have a fear of heights, then you can climb the pass on foot.
  3. What breeds of horses travellers ride during the tour? How much weight can these horses carry?
    You will ride the Kyrgyz horses during the trip. They are not large, but very strong, hardy and able to make long transition along mountain trails. The Kyrgyz horses are able to carry up to 110 kg for 8 km without resting. However, it should be taken into account that they are living creatures, and after overcoming the passes they need to rest for at least 10-20 minutes.
  4. When and how can I feed horses with treats?
    Feeding treats to a horse on the way is strictly prohibited. This can be done only during the rest, having previously obtained permission from a horse handler. It is not recommended to feed horses with treats secretly.
    Like all horses, they will not refuse delicious food, especially as a reward after a long work. You can give your horse its favourite treats: carrots, apples, dried bread, suschki (Russian small ring-shaped bread) and sugar.
  5. How will my personal belongings be transported during horse riding tour? Can I ride with a backpack on my back?
    All personal belongings, personal and shared camping equipment that you will need during a horse riding tour are carried by separate horses in bags for transporting cargo - khurjuns (oriental saddle bags).
    Our guests and their horses ride light. You can put on a small backpack (15-25 l) with basic necessities: water, a rain jacket, a personal first-aid kit, a camera, etc.
  6. What horse ammunition will be used?
    Kyrgyz people are historically nomadic people, that means they are born riders. Since ancient times, boys have been taught horseback riding from early childhood.
    Horse ammunition in Kyrgyzstan has its own names and some national features that have been formed over many centuries in accordance with living conditions, traditions and climate.
    Horse riding equipment in our equestrian tour will be as follows:
    Ееr” is a saddle made of wood and covered on top with a thick camel or ox leather. A special fabric or felt is laid under the saddle. On the top of the saddle, the Kyrgyz put a kurpacha (quilt) so that the rider can travel softly and comfortably over long distances in the highlands. The saddle is fastened with leather straps.
    •“Jougon” is a bridle with reins from leather straps and metal bits.
    •“Uzongu” is metal stirrups and leather straps that allow you to adjust the distance between the saddle and the stirrups.
  7. Who will take care of the horses, saddle and unsaddle them?
    Throughout the route you will be accompanied by experienced riders from the local residents, Kyrgyz. They will saddle and unsaddle the horses, look after them, feed them and prepare for the daily route.
  8. What about those who have health problems? Can they participate in the program?
    Please note, that the route of the tour runs through mountains with considerable altitude differences (the maximum altitude is 2654 m above sea level). The participants can experience some symptoms of altitude sickness which disappear when the descent from the mountains starts. Therefore the tour may not be suitable for persons suffering from heart or respiratory problems (hypertension, asthma). We recommend you to consult your doctor before planning this tour.
  9. Do I need insurance?
    Yes, it is. The medical insurance of up to $ 10,000- 15,000 should be obtained before leaving your homeland.
  10. What is the weather, day and night, in the mountains at this time?
    In the summer the weather is fair and sunny with daytime temperature reaching +28°С. At night, however, and on rainy days the temperature drops to +8 or + 10ºС which makes the availability of warm jacket rather useful.
  11. Is it possible to swim in the lakes?
    Most definitely it is. In summertime the temperature in the lakes is about 17-19°С. No wonder many travelers like to experience some bracing bathing. So don’t forget your swimsuit.
  12. Is it possible to meet more dangerous creatures during this trip such as snakes, spiders, scorpions, ticks and etc., in addition to relatively harmless mosquitoes??
    Though such a probability exists, it is too small as proved by our long experience of organizing trekking tours.
  13. Can I pick up herbs in the mountains? What plants should be avoided?
    It is advisable not to touch the plants you are not familiar with as some of them can be rather toxic (for example giant fennel can sting you when you touch its leaves). It is forbidden to pick up Red Book plants. The mountain slopes are home to many medicinal herbs including mint, origan, thyme, which you can pick up and brew a delicious ‘mountain tea’. The banks of the rivers are covered with bushes of dog rose and sea-buckthorn.
  14. What about meals?
    Throughout the trek programme you will be served hot meals three times a day.
    Below you can find the menu of one of the trekking days:
    Breakfast
    First dish: cereal porridge (semolina, oats, rice).
    Second dish: cooked eggs with sausages, omelette, pancakes, thick pancakes, toasted bread, cottage cheese pancake, etc.
    Buffet table: cheese, sausage, assorted bread, butter, ketchup, marmalade, chocolate paste, sweets, cookies, wafers, dried cream, honey, sugar, halavah.
    Drinks: selection of hot drinks, such as tea (black and green), coffee, cocoa.
    Lunch:
    Buffet lunch: assorted bread, fresh salads, canned fish, cheese, sheep cheese, assorted meat appetizers, tea (black and green) sweets, cookies, wafers, fruits (apples, pears), dried fruits (apricot, raisin, figs, etc.), assorted nuts.
    * In case of camp lunch first course is added.
    Dinner:
    First course - soup (European or local cuisine).
    Second course - various dishes of European cuisine with assorted garnish, as well as a choice of local dishes.
    Buffet table: assorted bread, cheese, sausage, ketchup, spices (mustard, various dressings), sweets, cookies, wafers, sugar.
    Drinks: selection of hot drinks, such as tea (black and green), coffee, cocoa, thin jelly.
    Dessert: watermelon, melon, fruits.
    We take drinking water in the mountains from crystal clear springs. It is recommended to drink only boiled water. In cities and during trips, it is recommended to drink only bottled water.
  15. How do communications work during the horse riding tour?
    Cellular telecommunication is available in Osh and on the way to Aflatun settlement. In the mountainous areas, especially in mountain valleys, there are difficulties with signal receipt. Tour manager is equipped with portable satellite terminal to provide uninterrupted external link. Moreover, the group is provided with walkie-talkie to ensure trouble-free connection between trekkers.
  16. What about the Internet?
    Internet access is available only in Osh. There are many internet-cafes there.
  17. Visas, Permits.
    Kyrgyzstan has considerably simplified its visa policy and today citizens of 70 countries of the world enjoy visa-free access to this Central Asian state.
    Visa-free entry to the territory of Kyrgyzstan is granted for the nationals of the Russia, the CIS countries and a number of citizens of European and other foreign countries.
    The details on Kyrgyz visa, rules of entry and stay on the territory of Kyrgyzstan you can find here.
    To enter the territory of Kyrgyzstan the foreign national must have a foreign passport valid for not less than 6 months following the termination date of the tour.
    It is also important that before their trip to Kyrgyzstan foreign nationals arrange travel medical insurance with coverage of up to $10,000-15,000.

In case you can’t find the answer to your question on our site, please call our tour operators team for assistance.

 

Service staff.

The service staff includes a mountain guide, a cook, assistant cooks, waiters, dishwashers and handymen. The service staff is responsible for pitching and taking down tents, cooking and serving, washing up dishes, packing the loads on horses, transportation of personal belongings and team equipment, making fire and so on.

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Meals.

Throughout the trekking tour, three times a day you will be provided with diverse hot meals, with attention to vegetarians. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are prepared by our chef and his assistants, while guests enjoy views and relax. Kitchenware for cooking and tableware are also provided in full.

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Tent camp.

Accommodation in tents for 2 persons. Tents are designed for all weather conditions, they are wind-resistant and waterproof, for comfortable stay tourist mats and sleeping bags will be provided. The tent camp is equipped with a dining tent with tables and comfortable folding chairs. Use a gas stove with camping gas burners or firewood (collected along the way) for cooking. The tent camp is equipped with camping toilets. Communication means are always available on the route.

Guest houses.

Accommodation in guest houses will allow you to take a dip into traditions and habits of local people, while maintaining the proper level of comfort. These are traditional houses located in remote mountain villages equipped with all necessary amenities for comfortable stay.

Hotels.

We provide accommodation in cozy hotels often decorated in a national style. It is completely unique: it combines modern comfort in every detail and a unique culture of hospitality.

Route Map

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