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The Pamir Mountains and Uzbekistan

Pamir Hiking & Cultural Tours in Uzbekistan’s Silk Road Cities

 

 

Country: Kyrgyzstan, Pamir mountains, Uzbekistan
Tour duration: 16 days / 15 nights, 15 days / 14 nights
Itinerary: Osh/ Bishkek – Kyrgyz-Ata National Park – "Edelweiss Meadow” yurt сamp (3600 m) – Lukovaya (Leek) Meadow – Tulpar-Kol Lake – Puteshestvennikov (Traveller’s) Pass – Ridge of Petrovsky Peak – Osh – Margilan – Rishtan – Kokand – Tashkent – Samarkand – Bukhara – Khiva – Tashkent

Guaranteed Group Departure for 2026:

Group №01. 05.07–20.07.2026
Group №02. 19.07–03.08.2026
Group №03. 16.08–31.08.2026

Pamir resort. Adventure Travel

This unique group tour combines two diverse yet complementary adventures across two Central Asian countries: an accessible hiking experience in the majestic Pamir Mountains and an immersive cultural journey through the legendary Silk Road cities of Osh, Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva.

The journey begins in Kyrgyzstan, in its “Southern capital”, Osh, from where we embark on an unforgettable expedition along the legendary Pamir Highway (M-41 Road) – one of the world’s most scenic and remote mountain roads – leading us into the vast high-altitude wilderness of the Pamirs. Here, we’ll stay in the comfortable "Edelweiss Meadow" yurt camp (3600 m), surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. The hiking is gentle and rewarding, guided by an experienced mountain leader. In addition to the stunning scenery, we’ll have the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the nomadic way of life, and participate in a hands-on plov cooking masterclass led by a chef.

Descending from the mountains, we’ll travel through the fertile Ferghana Valley into Uzbekistan, where we’ll explore some of the world’s most spectacular medieval architecture. Samarkand will impress with its imperial grandeur, echoing its past as the capital of Tamerlane’s empire. Bukhara, a UNESCO treasure, will captivate with its labyrinth of narrow, winding streets weaving between monumental Islamic landmarks. Finally, Khiva, a city seemingly frozen in time, will transport us to the Silk Road’s medieval past, where over 60 historic monuments remain perfectly preserved within its ancient walls.

This tour is ideal for travelers who love both mountain adventures and the rich cultural tapestry of the Silk Road, offering a perfect balance of expedition spirit and architectural wonders.

 

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Tour program :
Day 1. Arrival in Osh.
Arrival in Osh international airport. Meeting at the airport, transfer and check-in at the hotel after 14:00 PM. Free time without any transportation and excursion services.
Osh, known as the "southern capital", is the second-largest city in Kyrgyzstan, located at an altitude of 963 meters above sea level, on the southeastern edge of the fertile Ferghana Valley, right at the foot of the Pamir-Alai mountains.
Depending on your arrival time, we recommend taking a self-guided walk through the city center. You can visit the shopping street filled with dozens of shops and street food options. If you’d like, you can also pick up a tourist SIM card with an Internet package (it works perfectly in the Pamir Mountains) or take the stairway trail up to the sacred Suleiman-Too Mountain, which takes about half an hour to reach the viewpoint at 1092 meters. From there, you'll enjoy stunning panoramic views of the entire city of Osh. At this viewpoint, you'll find a massive flag of Kyrgyzstan waving and a small mosque called Babur's house (15th-16th centuries), who was the grandson of Tamerlane. The setting of this mountain right in the city center adds to its appeal, and if you go closer to sunset, you'll catch the most breathtaking views.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

► Option with arrival in Bishkek
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.
Osh, known as the "southern capital", is the second-largest city in Kyrgyzstan, located at an altitude of 963 meters above sea level, on the southeastern edge of the fertile Ferghana Valley, right at the foot of the Pamir-Alay mountains.
Depending on your arrival time, we recommend taking a self-guided walk through the city center. You can visit the local bazaar or the shopping street filled with dozens of shops and street food options. If you’d like, you can also pick up a tourist SIM card with an Internet package (it works perfectly in the Pamir Mountains) or take the stairway trail up to the sacred Suleiman-Too Mountain, which takes about half an hour to reach the viewpoint at 1092 meters. From there, you'll enjoy stunning panoramic views of the entire city of Osh. At this viewpoint, you'll find a massive flag of Kyrgyzstan waving and a small mosque called Babur's house (15th-16th centuries), who was the grandson of Tamerlane. The setting of this mountain right in the city center adds to its appeal, and if you go closer to sunset, you'll catch the most breathtaking views.

Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2. Osh – Kyrgyz-Ata National Park – Osh (40 km + 40 km, 2 hrs + 2 hrs).
Transfer to Kyrgyz-Ata National Park, located in the foothills of the Alay Mountains. We’ll take a scenic walk up the picturesque gorge to an altitude of about 1600 meters, reaching a viewpoint with stunning views of the surrounding peaks. Along the way, we’ll see juniper forests, thickets of barberry and wild rose, a rushing river with crystal-clear water, yaks grazing, horses, and the endlessly beautiful vertical perspective in the distant haze. There, the fresh mountain breeze already whispers hints of tomorrow's ascent into the high mountains.
Lunch in a yurt will feature a tasting of national dishes and kumis, along with an acquaintance with daily life and traditions of nomads. Optional horse riding (extra charge).
Return to Osh. The slight gain and drop in altitude today is a part of acclimatization before the high mountains.
Travel time: 4 hrs; altitude difference: +640 m, -640 m. Hiking ≈6 km

Meals: breakfast, lunch.
Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3. Transfer to the Pamirs, “Edelweiss Meadow” yurt camp.
Travel time: ≈5 hrs; altitude difference: +2680 m.
Transfer along the Pamir Highway, which is ranked among the top 10 most beautiful roads in the world by National Geographic. The drive promises to be incredibly scenic, so grab a window seat: we’ll see red mountains and rivers, the vastness of the Alay Valley, and the dizzying serpentine road of the Taldyk Pass (3600 m), and finally, the snowy northern face of the seven-thousander, Lenin Peak (7134 m).
Upon arrival at the yurt camp, situated in the Edelweiss Meadow (3600 m) with the best views of Lenin Peak, we’ll check-in and enjoy lunch.
Afterward, we’ll take a walk to the Lukovaya (Leek) Meadow (3800 m) – a protected meadow that was once place for climbing camps but is now inhabited only by marmots and wild green onions. During the height of the swift Pamir summer, the meadow turns into a vibrant green carpet with a riot of colors, and by the end of August, it becomes a silent realm painted in ochre hues.
We'll follow a beautiful route along the edge of the Achik-Tash Canyon, where we’ll see whimsical pillar-like rocks, a conical pyramid, the confluence of two rivers, and colorful mountains. We’ll hear the rush of water and the resonant silence of the stones.
Walking time: 2 hrs; 7 km; altitude difference: +250 m, -250 m.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Overnight at “Edelweiss Meadow” yurt camp (3600 m).

Day 4. Hiking to the lakes of the Achik-Tash River valley (4 km) and the sacred Tulpar-Kol Lake (7 km).
Hiking time: 5–6 hrs; altitude difference: -260 m, +260 m.
We’ll start this morning with an easy hiking along the picturesque "fjords" of the Achik-Tash Valley, dotted with a variety of beautiful, colorful lakes. Some of them even join together, changing shapes every year. Their sparkling turquoise surface reflects the impressive peaks of the Pamirs, and herds of yaks often graze along the shores.
Next, we’ll head to the large, pristine Tulpar-Kol Lake. We’ll descend to the river and cross a bridge to the other side, where the sacred lake lies. The locals believe one shouldn't take water, bathe, and feed cattle or fish. According to shepherds, it's best to come to the lake with a clear mind. You can pray on the shore, dip sick parts of your body or sprinkle them with water, and you'll definitely receive healing. We’ll walk around the lake, taking in its winding shapes from different view points, and learn about the daily life and traditions of the nomadic Kyrgyz whose yurts are nearby. Along the way, we may encounter donkeys, horses, and untouched meadows filled with delicate blooming edelweiss, vibrant buttercups, and alpine forget-me-nots.
Return to the yurt camp. Culinary master class on cooking Uzgen plov.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Overnight at “Edelweiss Meadow” yurt camp (3600 m).

Day 5. Hiking to Puteshestvennikov (Traveller’s) Pass (4150 m).
Hiking time: 6–7 hrs; altitude difference: +550 m, - 550 m.
The route of ascent to the Puteshestvennikov (Traveller’s) Pass (4150 m) runs through the Lukovaya (Leek) Meadow, a beautiful canyon of the left tributary of the Achik-Tash River, and further goes through a small picturesque waterfall. On this trail, you might meet groups of climbers either ascending or descending from the upper camps or the summit of Lenin Peak. As you ascend the pass, remember to look back occasionally to admire the green valley unfolding below, akin to a helicopter view.
At the pass, we’ll enjoy a break and one of the best views of the magnificent Lenin Peak (7134 m) and its glacier, as well as the nearby six-thousanders and five-thousanders. This is the highest point of our route and the emotional culmination of the entire tour. Those who wish can ascend a bit higher along the ridge to 4200 m for an even better panoramic view of the valley.
Descent from the pass and return to the camp.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Overnight at “Edelweiss Meadow” yurt camp (3600 m).

Day 6. Hiking to the viewpoint on the ridge of Petrovsky Peak (5 km).
Hiking time: 3-4 hrs; altitude difference: +500 m, -500 m.
The ascent leads to an altitude of 4100 meters. From the viewpoint, a breathtaking 360-degree panorama unfolds: the picturesque Alay Valley, the majestic Trans-Alay Range, and its crown jewel – Mount Lenin (7134m). Looking down, you'll see the entire labyrinth of lakes in the Achik-Tash Valley, which we trekked through a couple of days ago, numerous Base Camps, Tulpar-Kul Lake, and the adjacent snow-filled gorge.
Return to camp.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Overnight at “Edelweiss Meadow” yurt camp (3600 m).

Day 7. “Edelweiss Meadow” yurt camp – Osh (280 km, 5 hrs).
Plov Cooking Masterclass.
Our professional chef will share culinary secrets, teaching you how to prepare authentic plov, and will also explain the specifics of cooking at an altitude of 3,600 meters (spoiler alert – it’s not as easy as it seems, since water boils at around 88–90°C). For lunch, we’ll enjoy the plov we made ourselves.
After lunch – transfer to Osh through the familiar Alay Valley, which we viewed from above earlier, and over the high-altitude Taldyk Pass (3615 m) and Chiyrchyk Pass (2408 m).
Travel time: ≈ 5 hrs; altitude difference: -2680 m.
Arrival in Osh, hotel check-in.

Meals: breakfast, lunch.
Overnight at the hotel.

Day 8. Osh – “Dustlik” land border – Margilan – Rishtan – Kokand (by road, 220 km).
After breakfast, we leave Osh and drive toward the Dustlik land border. After completing border formalities, we meet our Uzbek guide and driver and continue our journey into the Fergana Valley, one of Uzbekistan’s most fertile and culturally rich regions.
Our first stop is Margilan (approx. 15 km from the border), a city famous for its centuries-old silk traditions. Here we visit a Handicraft Center, where we observe the traditional production of silk fabrics and learn how Margilan became one of the key silk hubs along the ancient Silk Road.
Next, we drive to Rishtan, the heart of Uzbekistan’s ceramic art. Rishtan pottery is renowned for its distinctive blue and turquoise glazes, made using local mineral pigments. We visit the home and workshop of a local ceramic master, where we take part in a hands-on pottery master class.
In the afternoon, we continue to Kokand, once the capital of the powerful Kokand Khanate. Upon arrival, we check in at the hotel and enjoy some time to rest after a day rich in culture and impressions.

Meals: breakfast.

Day 9. Kokand – Tashkent (by road, 240 km).
After breakfast, we set out on a city tour of Kokand, the former capital of the powerful Kokand Khanate and one of the most important historical cities of the Fergana Valley.
We begin with a visit to the impressive Kokand Khudoyar Khan Palace, the city’s main landmark and a symbol of the khanate’s former power. With its richly decorated façade, colorful tilework, and spacious courtyards, the palace offers a vivid glimpse into the political and ceremonial life of the 19th century.
We then visit the Jami Mosque, an elegant complex with a long wooden colonnade supported by hundreds of carved columns — a fine example of traditional Central Asian architecture. Nearby, we see the Norbut-Biya Madrasah, one of the best-preserved madrasahs in the valley, which still reflects the educational and spiritual role Kokand once played in the region.
After exploring the historical heart of the city, we continue to the Mehrigiyo Botanical Garden, a peaceful place dedicated to medicinal plants and local flora. Here we learn about traditional herbal knowledge and the use of plants in Uzbek medicine and everyday life.
In the afternoon, we depart for Tashkent, driving through the scenic Kamchik Pass (approx. 2,200 m) — the main mountain corridor connecting the Fergana Valley with the capital. The road offers beautiful mountain views and marks a clear transition from the valley landscapes to the plains around Tashkent.
Upon arrival in Tashkent, we check in at the hotel and have time to rest after the journey.

Meals: breakfast.

Day 10. Tashkent – Samarkand (by evening train, 2 hours).
After breakfast, we spend the day discovering Tashkent, Uzbekistan’s capital, a city where layers of history sit alongside wide avenues and modern life.
We begin at Khast-Imam Square, the spiritual center of the city, home to historic madrasahs, mosques, and mausoleums. Walking through the complex, we get a sense of Tashkent’s religious and scholarly heritage. From here, we head to Chorsu Bazaar, one of the oldest markets in Central Asia. Under its vast domed halls, we wander among stalls filled with spices, bread, fruits, sweets, and everyday goods, observing the rhythm of local life.
After lunch, we continue our city walk through Independence Square, an open and symbolic space reflecting Uzbekistan’s modern history, and Amir Temur Square, framed by elegant buildings and shaded walkways. Another memorable experience is a ride on the Tashkent Metro — each station designed with its own style, turning a simple journey into a walk through an underground gallery.
In the evening, we head to the railway station and board a comfortable train to Samarkand. After arrival, we transfer to the hotel and settle in, ready for the next day in one of the most legendary cities of the Silk Road.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight at the hotel.

Day 11. Samarkand.
After breakfast we set off to discover the treasures of Samarkand, one of the most dazzling cities of the Silk Road. Our tour begins at the iconic Registan Square, framed by three grand madrasahs – Ulugbek, Sher-Dor, and Tilla-Qori – each a masterpiece of Islamic architecture. We continue to the Gur-e Amir Mausoleum, the resting place of Tamerlane and his dynasty, with its turquoise dome and richly decorated interiors.
After lunch, we visit the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, once one of the largest in the Islamic world, and wander through the Shah-i-Zinda Necropolis, where vibrant blue-tiled mausoleums line a narrow medieval street. The day ends at the Ulugbek Observatory, where the great astronomer charted the stars centuries ago. Return to the hotel for overnight.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight in Samarkand.

Day 12. Samarkand – Bukhara (by road, 280 km).
After breakfast we depart for Bukhara, one of the most atmospheric cities along the Silk Road. The journey takes us across the Kyzylkum plains — once the route of ancient caravans linking oasis to oasis.
Upon arrival, we step into the old town, where centuries of history seem to linger in every brick and dome. We’ll begin our exploration with the majestic Po-i-Kalyan Complex, its elegant minaret once guiding weary travellers by torchlight. Nearby, we’ll visit the Miri-Arab Madrasa, the Magoki-Attori Mosque, and Ulugbek Madrasa, each telling its own story of faith and learning. The day concludes at the tranquil Lyabi-Hauz Square, where mulberry trees shade the reflecting pool and local life unfolds around us.
In the evening, we check into our hotel and rest.

Meals: breakfast.

Day 13. Bukhara.
Breakfast at the hotel. Today we continue our discovery of Bukhara, one of the most atmospheric cities on the Silk Road.
We’ll start with the Ismail Samani Mausoleum, a masterpiece of early Islamic architecture, and the Chashma Ayub Mausoleum, associated with the legend of the Prophet Job. Then we’ll wander through the bustling local bazaar, before visiting the elegant Bolo-Khauz Mosque and the mighty Ark Citadel with its old Zindan prison — echoes of the city’s rich and sometimes dramatic past.
In the afternoon, we head beyond the city to explore the Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa Palace, once the lavish summer residence of the last emir, and the Mausoleum of Bakhouddin Naqshbandi, one of the most sacred pilgrimage sites in Central Asia.
As evening falls, we’re welcomed into a traditional Uzbek home for a heartwarming culinary experience. Together with our hosts, we’ll take part in a plov master class, learning how to prepare Uzbekistan’s most beloved dish step by step — before sharing a delicious homemade dinner filled with laughter, aromas, and stories of local life.

Meals: breakfast, dinner.
Overnight at the hotel.

Day 14. Bukhara – Khiva (by road, 460 km).
After breakfast we set off on a long but scenic journey across the Kyzyl-Kum Desert and along the mighty Amudarya River. This vast landscape of golden sands and rippling dunes gives a real sense of the Silk Road’s endurance.
We stop for lunch en route and continue our drive to Khiva, a perfectly preserved medieval city that feels like an open-air museum. On arrival, we have leisure time to wander its narrow streets, visit traditional workshops, and browse local souvenir shops.

Meals: breakfast.
Overnight in Khiva.

Day 15. Khiva – Urgench (by road, 30 km). Urgenh – Tashkent (evening flight).
After breakfast we explore Ichan-Kala, the walled inner city of Khiva and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its mudbrick walls, minarets, and madrassahs create one of the most atmospheric cities in Central Asia.
Highlights include the Pakhlavan Mahmud Mausoleum, the Kunya-Ark Fortress, and the tall Islam Hajji Minaret. After lunch, we visit the ornate Tash Khauli Palace, the Juma Mosque with its 200 carved wooden columns, the Muhammad Aminkhan Madrasah, and the Avesta Museum.
In the evening we transfer to Urgench for the flight to Tashkent. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel, check-in and rest.

Meals: breakfast.

Day 16. Departure from Tashkent.
Early morning transfer to the airport for your international flight. Depending on flight time, breakfast or a lunch-box will be provided.

Meals: breakfast.

Option with arrival in Osh
Type of accommodation: Standard (tents)
“Edelweiss Meadow” camp 		Comfort (yurts)
“Edelweiss Meadow” camp
TWIN accommodation 2060 USD 2320 USD
TRPL accommodation 2230 USD
Single supplement +300 USD +445 USD

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

The cost of the tour includes:

  • Meeting and seeing off at the airport, group transfers airport – hotel – airport for flights coinciding with the tour start/end dates.
  • Group transfers Osh – "Edelweiss Meadow" yurt camp (3600 m) – Osh.
  • Comfortable air-conditioned transportation throughout the tour.
  • Railway transfer from Tashkent to Samarkand (economy class).
  • Flight ticket Urgench-Tashkent (economy class).
  • Accommodation at the hotels listed below, or at similar properties of the same category, in double/twin rooms with breakfast. Check-in is at 14:00, check-out at 12:00.
  • Accommodation at the "Edelweiss Meadow" yurt camp:
    • Standard option - twin accommodation in comfortable, heated camping tents with floors and beds.
    • Comfort Option - accommodation in a comfortable, heated private yurt for 1–3 people.
  • Meals:
    • During the trekking in the Pamirs – full board: three hot meals daily, including vegetarian options.
    • In the cities: as per the program.
  • Services of an English-speaking mountain guide during the trekking in the Pamirs.
  • Free rental of the following equipment during trekking in the Pamirs:
  • Infrastructure of "Edelweiss Meadow” camp:
    • Traditional Kyrgyz yurts with heating for meals and leisure activities.
    • Washbasins and toilets.
    • Shower cabins.
    • Medical point and consultations with the on-duty doctor.
    • Luggage storage.
    • 220V; 50Hz electricity.
  • Excursion to "Kyrgyz-Ata" National Park with lunch in a yurt within the park.
  • All needed documents/permits arrangement for visiting the Pamir region, ecological fee.
  • Entrance fees to the monuments and museums mentioned in the itinerary.
  • Ceramic master class.
  • Services of English-speaking local guides.

    • The cost of the tour doesn’t include:

    • Visa invitations and visa fees (if necessary).
    • International flights.
    • Medical expenses and travel insurance.
    • Meals not mentioned in the program.
    • Porterage at hotels, railway stations, and airports.
    • Tips for guides and drivers.

    Bonus from the Сompany:

    • A certificate confirming the visiting Pamir Mountains and reaching of the highest point along the route.

    * Tickets for high-speed trains are subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed in advance.
    Central Asia Travel may occasionally adjust the order of visits and activities (museums and sites) if required due to weather conditions or other unforeseen circumstances. Any changes will be made with your comfort and overall experience in mind.

    Accommodation

    Location Accommodation
    Osh Sunrise Osh hotel 3* or similar
    "Edelweiss Meadow” yurt camp Standard Option – accommodation in camping tents
    Comfort Option – accommodation in a traditional Kyrgyz yurt
    Kokand Silk Road Kokand Hotel 3* or similar
    Tashkent Avant Hotel 3* or similar
    Samarkand Arba 3* or similar
    Bukhara Asal Boutique 3* or similar
    Khiva Darvaza Hotel 3* or similar
     
    ► "Edelweiss Meadow" Yurt Camp Details

    Standard Option – Spacious, heated tents with floors for 1-2 people. Each tent is equipped with electricity, a heater, bedside lamps, 2 beds with mattresses, blankets, pillows, fresh linens (duvet covers, pillowcases, sheets), and 2 camping chairs. Our tents are warm, bright, and very cozy. They are designed for 1-2 persons; triple occupancy is not possible.

    Comfort Accommodation with exceptional hotel-style comfort in a well-appointed yurt for 1–3 people. Each yurt features a private ensuite bathroom (shower, toilet, hot & cold water, hair dryer, towels, toiletries), heating, and electricity. Inside you'll find beautiful, high-quality handmade wooden furniture (wardrobe, table, armchairs), comfortable beds with mattresses and fresh linens, an electric kettle, a tea set, and sweets. The yurts are made according to all traditional canons from natural materials – wood and felt. A yurt can accommodate 1 to 3 people.

    The well-developed territory of the "Edelweiss Meadow" camp offers rich, high-quality infrastructure for relaxation and recovery:

    • Meals are prepared 3 times a day by a team of chefs, serving Asian and European cuisine at the level of the best restaurants. Fresh bread and flatbreads are baked daily in a traditional tandyr oven on-site.
    • Heated dining yurts with a traditional stove, tables, and comfortable chairs.
    • Common guest yurts for socializing and spending leisure time with friends.
    • Sauna, shower cabins, toilets, and washbasins: after hikes, you can relax in a genuine steam room.
    • Medical point and on-duty doctor.
    • Mini-market and rental desk for anything you might have forgotten.
    • An incredibly new cozy café. Here, you can enjoy a cup of excellent freshly brewed coffee with aromatic pastries or a signature dessert, warm up by the unique stove with a mug of hot mulled wine or mountain tea, have a light sandwich with a glass of fresh juice, or spend a pleasant evening with friends at the bar – all while enjoying a grand view of the seven-thousand-meter peak through large panoramic windows.
    • Volleyball court with regular international friendly matches.

    ORGANIZATIONAL DETAILS

    Application Deadline: 30 days before the tour start date.

    This is due to the mandatory requirement to obtain a border zone permit. The Peak Lenin area and the yurt camp are located near the border with Tajikistan in a controlled zone. Therefore, a special permit is required for all visitors without exception.

    30 days before the trip:To process the permit, we will need a high-quality scanned copy of the passport (without creases, glare, or fingers) the traveler plans to use for entry into Kyrgyzstan.

    Obtaining the border zone permit and the mandatory environmental fee are included in the tour price.
    When selecting flights, please note:

    Arrival in Osh is scheduled for Day 1 of the tour. Standard hotel check-in on this day is after 14:00. For arrivals at night/early morning, early check-in can be booked for an additional fee (this must be requested in advance). Alternatively, luggage can be stored in the hotel luggage room until standard check-in after 14:00 at no extra cost.

    We also recommend purchasing comprehensive travel medical insurance with coverage for "Active Leisure" / "Trekking".

    Insurance requirements:
    • The assistance company (the insurer's partner abroad) must cover risks/expenses in Kyrgyzstan.
    • Minimum coverage amount: 15,000 USD.
    • Under the "Active Sports" / "Active Leisure" field, you must specify "Trekking".
    • Destination country: Kyrgyzstan.

    Recommended Clothing, Footwear & Accessories for Trekking in the Pamirs

    Footwear

    1 Lightweight trekking boots, ankle locking, with good treads GORE-TEX (Scarpa kailash GTX, Salomon Quest 4D GTX, The North Face Wreck Mid GTX or similar)
    2 Walking shoes
    3 Flip-flops/sandals/crocs For walking around the camp's surroundings

    Outerwear

    Clothing Layers: Moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and weather-resistant outer layers.

    1 Waterproof/windproof jacket Membrane fabric / GORE-TEX
    2 Waterproof/windproof trousers Membrane fabric / GORE-TEX
    3 Down jacket or jacket with synthetic insulation (preferably with hood) For evenings PrimaLoft or ThermoBall etc.

    Clothes

    1 Thin thermal underwear
    2 Fleece jacket
    3 Long-sleeved cotton or sports shirt,1 piece Optional
    4 T-shirts, cotton and moisture-wicking, 2-3 pieces
    5 Walking / trekking trousers
    6 Cotton trousers with fouter for the evening in the camp Optional
    7 Shorts
    8 High casual socks (cotton or thin trekking socks), 3-4 pairs
    9 Sleeping socks (woolen) 1 pair
    10 Warm hat (wool, fleece)
    11 Cap, sun hat with neck protection
    12 Buff To protect a neck from the sun

    Accessories

    1 A small backpack for hiking. 18–30 L
    2 A sports bag with wheels or a suitcase with wheels for flying and carrying belongings to "Edelweiss Meadow” yurt camp
    3 Swimsuit, swimming costume Depending on the weather, it is possible to swim in the lakes near Base Camp
    4 Bottle for drinking water
    5 Thermos Optional
    6 Towel (not more than 1 metre long)  
    7 Washing accessories
    8 Wet wipes
    9 Sunscreen 50 SPF and above
    10 Lipstick for sun and wind protection 20 SPF and above
    11 Mountain sunglasses (not city sunglasses!) UV protection. Side protection against bright light is important.
    12 Personal first-aid kit

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

    In Kyrgyzstan:

    Group Venicle
    Group 1–15 pax "Mercedes-Benz Sprinter"

    In Uzbekistan:

    Group Vehicle
    1–2 travelers "Chevrolet Lacetti" or similar
    4 travelers Hyundai Starex minivan for 6 seats
    6–8 travelers King Long minivan for 10 seats or similar
    9–14 travelers Eurise minivan for 18 seats or similar

 

How to Come to "Edelweiss Meadow Camp"

A journey to our "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" on Edelweiss Meadow at the foot of Lenin Peak (3,600 m) takes 5-6 hours if you set out on it from Osh where you can easily get by air; international flights arrive in the city every day. We shall travel in a comfortable motor vehicle along the Pamir Highway over picturesque mountain passes, through cute native mountain villages and Alay Valley.
Russian nationals do not need visas to enter Kyrgyzstan; only their internal passports are required to visit the country. There are regular direct flights to Osh from Moscow and other Russian cities and CIS countries, so if you arrive in Osh in the morning, you will have dinner in "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" traditional Kyrgyz yurt in the Pamirs in the evening the same day already.
If you have time to stroll about Osh, you will be pleased with the views and colors of this Asian city. Osh is often referred to as ‘the southern capital’ of Kyrgyzstan. It is the country’s second largest city. You will meet kind and hospitable people and see green busy streets with a lot of cozy cafes. You will visit the exotic local bazaar, and Suleiman Mountain - the main Osh’s place of attraction and the only Kyrgyzstan’s World Heritage Site. The mountain rises in the middle of the city, which enhances its impressiveness and indicates that the Pamirs are not far already.

There are three ways to get to "Edelweiss Meadow Camp":

1. Via Osh, proceeding to the camp by road (Thanks to Kyrgyz visa-free regime regulations and the flights to Osh from Moscow and other CIS cities, including Turkish Airlines flights, this is the best way today, since it allows for saving money and, most importantly, time.)
2. Via Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, proceeding to Osh and thence to the camp by road (The journey from Tashkent to Osh will take 6-7 hours. On the way to Osh you will travel through the picturesque Kamchik Mountain Pass and Ferghana Valley. Nationals of non-CIS countries will need Uzbekistan visas to come via Tashkent.)
3. Via Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, proceeding to Osh by air and thence to the camp by road. (Note the flight baggage allowance is 15 kg, with additional weight to cost 0.7 EURO per kg.)

Visa to Kyrgyzstan

Under current rules visa-free stay within unlimited period on the territory of Kyrgyzstan is granted for the nationals of the following countries:

  • Armenia
  • Azerbaijan
  • Belorussia
  • Cuba
  • Georgia
  • Kazakhstan
  • Laos
  • Moldova
  • North Korea
  • Russia
  • Tajikistan
  • Vietnam

List of states granted visa-free stay up to 90 days: Mongolia, Ukraine.

List of states granted visa-free stay up to 60 days

  • Australia
  • Austria
  • Andorra
  • Argentina
  • Brazil
  • Bahrain
  • Belgium
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Britain
  • Brunei Darussalam
  • Canada
  • Chile
  • Croatia
  • Czech Republic
  • Denmark
  • Estonia
  • Finland
  • France
  • Germany
  • Greece
  • Hungary
  • Iceland
  • Ireland
  • Italy
  • Japan
  • Kuwait
  • Latvia
  • Liechtenstein
  • Lithuania
  • Luxembourg
  • Malta
  • Monaco
  • Netherlands
  • New Zealand
  • Norway
  • Poland
  • Portugal
  • Qatar
  • Republic of Korea
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Singapore
  • Slovakia
  • Slovenia
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • Turkey
  • United Arab Emirates
  • United States of America
  • Uzbekistan
  • Vatican

Visa-free access to Kyrgyzstan up to 30 days: Malaysia.

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Useful Information

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  • Our "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" is a perfect holiday place for families with children. It is just a happy hunting ground for them to play various games, hike with their parents, swim in the lakes, ride horses, fly kites (Light winds always blow in the area, so kites take off easily there.) and engage in many more other exciting activities.
  • There is always saddled horse available in the camp to go on a riding excursion around the Achik-Tash River valley - it is so beautiful there! You can ride to the lakes, Leek Meadow with a lot of funny marmots, or just anywhere you like in the area just for riding pleasure.
  • This year we are bringing mountain bikes to the camp! The entire Alay Valley, including Achik-Tash River valley, is perfect for bike riding excursions. The terrain is almost flat there; even AN-2 aircraft uses it. There are a lot of tracks in the valley, and the views you will have while driving around will be really stunning. None of our guests has ever gone bike riding there, so you can be among the pioneers this year.
  • Every summer Kyrgyz herding families set up their yurts in Achik-Tash River valley - just like centuries ago. They bring sheep, cows, goats and even yaks to the local pastures. While the men on horseback handle the cattle, the women do housework and make various handicrafts. Their yurts feature traditional felt and woven rugs and decorations. As a guest you will always be welcome in the yurts; the hosts will be happy to show you their works and tell how they make them.
  • Anyone seeking out inspiration - photographers, writers, artists, musicians, etc. - will certainly find it in the camp. The terrific views and remoteness from civilization will be as benefitting as nowhere else.
  • Besides two large traditional Kyzrgyz yurts for communal use, "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" features comfortable spacious camping tents with bed clothes in them. The camp holds 100 people at a time, and so does "Sunny Camp".
    The guests yurts are heated in the evening, with campers getting together in them and staying till late at night.
  • Three times a day the camp provides each guest with delicious meals made by our committed masters of cookery. There is a store of fresh fruit in the camp (apples, pears, grapes, peaches, apricots, melons and watermelons), as well as fresh vegetable salads, Asian sweets, dry fruit, various nuts, candies, crackers, several types of tea and coffee. It is also possible to buy juices, mineral water, beer and even stronger alcoholic beverages on site.
  • "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" boasts a real sauna, which is equipped for washing and steam-bath taking purposes. It is relaxing and comfortable inside, and there is always hot and cold water in abundance in it.
  • The camp features internet access. In addition, we can help you to browse and record your photos or videos, or play your favorite movies and music. Even a discotheque can be arranged if you like; there are always campers who enjoy dancing.
  • There is always a professional doctor on duty in the camp, as well as a rescue team ready to help.
  • The camp features a volleyball court with a net. Just build teams and play! Cheering rooters will certainly be there.
  • Mobile communications, such as portable radios and satellite phones, are never a problem in the camp. Cellular phone reception is also good in the area; many campers use cell phones instead of walkie-talkies.
  • We care for nature. The camp trash is carefully sorted and taken to the city waste sites or eliminated in the camp without harm to the environment.

Route map

Route map

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

  1. What is Vacation in the Pamirs?
  2. What is the best time to arrive for Vacation in the Pamirs?
  3. What is the minimal age for the participation in ‘Vacation in the Pamirs’ program? Can children stay at high altitudes?
  4. What is the night and day temperature in the camps?
  5. What kind of clothes should I wear in the area?
  6. Should I get travel insurance?
  7. What are the chances of running into dangerous creatures such as venomous snakes, spiders, scorpions, ticks?
  8. What services are included in the program?
  9. Can people with health problems take the tour?
  10. What should I do if I feel bad in Camps?
  11. What facilities do the camps feature?
  12. What currency is used in Lenin Peak area?
  1. What is Vacation in the Pamirs?
    Vacation in the Pamirs is a unique tour allowing for combination of several recreational activities. While it provides a lot of adventure opportunities, such as hiking and horse riding, it is also intended for adults with no special training, and children. The tour program is optional; the campers will have complete freedom in planning their stays during the tour.
  2. What is the best time to arrive for Vacation in the Pamirs?
    You can choose one of the four arrival dates to suit your convenience. See the table Dates above.You are to arrive in Osh early on the day chosen, or the day before. The time of departure from Osh to "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" is 06:00. If you arrive on the previous day we can reserve a room in an Osh’s hotel for you and meet you at the airport.
  3. What is the minimal age for the participation in ‘Vacation in the Pamirs’ program? Can children stay at high altitudes?
    As the "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" is situated at an elevation of 3,600 m, we strongly recommend that you avoid taking children under 8 there.
    According to UIAA, only children aged 8 and older react to high-altitude conditions in the same way as adults do, and have the same symptoms of the mountain disease. As for younger children, their reaction is unpredictable and, therefore, they should not be brought to an altitude of more than 3,000 to 4,000 m, while their sleep altitude should not be higher than 2,500 m.
    If you take your child to high-altitude areas, you must make sure he/she is absolutely well. Please, consult your pediatrician before going to the mountains with your child.
    The particular risks of exposure of children to high altitude have not been thoroughly studied and much of the advice must necessarily be extrapolated from adult data with due considerations of the influence of growth and development. As known so far children are not under more restrictions to acute exposure to altitude than adults.
    Note: Young children are generally poor at communicating their physiological discomfort, i.e. unlikely to say they are dangerous cold, can’t feel their fingers (assuming they have enough language skills). They would probably just become very quiet and still. A child’s thermal regulation is immaturely developed, as is their ability to adapt to hypoxic exposure when compared to an adult.
    Reflection from snow and a thinner atmospheric layer at high altitude make the risk of solar ultraviolet radiation burns more likely than at sea level. Children are more likely to burn than adults if exposed to excess sun. Appropriate sun-block creams (protection from UVA and UVB, SPF at least 30, applied before sun exposure), hats, long sleeves and goggles are required to prevent sunburn or snowblindness.
    Adequate clothing is essential to prevent misery, hypothermia, and frostbite.
    Brochure UIAA with recomendations for parents.
  4. What is the night and day temperature in the camps?
    The day temperature in "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" in July-August varies from +5°С to +30°С; at night it is from +3°С to +15°С. The season is usually sunny and precipitation-free at this altitude. It might snow, rarely; if it does, the snow fallen melts quite quickly.
    It snows more often in "Sunny Camp", since it is located at an altitude of 4,400 m. It is up to +25°С in sunny weather and around 0°С in bad weather there.
  5. What kind of clothes should I wear in the area?
    We recommend that you have the following clothes and gear:
  6. Should I get travel insurance?
    Yes, it is even necessary. Before setting off, you should get it covering the sum of 10,000 - 15,000 USD. Though the tour is safe, you understand it is important to be insured against possible risks.
  7. What are the chances of running into dangerous creatures such as venomous snakes, spiders, scorpions, ticks?
    Our experience in the area proves such chances are very slim.
  8. What services are included in the program?
    The services included are aimed at providing as much comfort as possible. The cost of the tour includes:
    • Meeting / seeing off at airport
    • All transfers as per program
    • One-night accommodation in Osh’s best hotel (3*) with breakfast (the last day)
    • Accommodation in "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" in spacious camping tents (with double share)
      (Tents feature with electricity, beds, mattresses, blankets, pillows and linens - blanket covers, pillowcases, sheets.)
    • Full board (including hot dish courses; vegetarian meals possible) by professional chefs
    • Heated guests yurts in "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" and "Sunny Camp" for leisure, meals and entertainment
    • Mountain guide
    • Free transfer of personal baggage (under 15kg) from "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" (3600m) to "Sunny Camp" (4400m).
    • Necessary equipment rental:
    • Preparation of all necessary documents required to visit border guard zone, ecotax
    • Storage boxes in both Camps
    • Sauna and shower cabins in "Edelweiss Meadow Camp"
    • Electricity consumption (220 V; 50 Hz).
  9. Can people with health problems take the tour?
    You should take into account the altitude of the 3,600-meter in our "Edelweiss Meadow Camp". It is the altitude where some people may find symptoms of mountain sickness. That is why those suffering from cardiovascular diseases, high blood pressure and asthma should see their doctors for advice about taking the tour.
  10. What should I do if I feel bad in Camps?
    There is always a doctor on duty in both Camps and you can ask him. Both camps have stores of medicines for most probable cases of sickness there.
    If a guest has a serious condition requiring hospitalization, he/she will be transported to the nearest hospital. This person’s travel insurance is to cover all the expenses in this case.
  11. What facilities do the camps feature?
    "Edelweiss Meadow Camp" (Base Camp) on the picturesque Edelweiss Meadow features the following:
    • Traditional Kyrgyz yurts, including one for communal use, where campers have meals, socialize and enjoy various entertainments (The yurts have heating stoves lighted daily, chairs and tables, electricity supply, audio and video equipment, as well as a bar to buy snacks and various beverages in the communal one.)
    • Comfortable and spacious 4-pax half-barrel tents on special platforms, with sleeping boards, mattresses and all necessary bed clothes
    • Sauna (operated daily in the afternoon)
    • City standard flush toilet
    • Tap stands with soap and mirrors
    • Storage yurt
    • Volleyball court, ball
    • Full board (including hot dish courses; vegetarian meals possible) by professional chefs
    • Electricity supply, Internet access, two-way radios, satellite phone.
    "Sunny Camp" (Camp 1) on Lenin Peak moraine has the following:
    • Two yurts featuring heating stoves (lighted daily), with tables and chairs, electricity supply, audio and video equipment, as well as a bar to buy snacks and various beverages in one of them
    • Specious half-barrel tents
    • Toilet (always kept clean)
    • Storage yurt
    • Satellite phone, two-ways radios, battery charging facility
    • Sauna.
  12. What currency is used in Lenin Peak area?
    US dollars, euros, Russian rubles and Kyrgyz soms are all accepted. However, US dollars are preferable.

If you have any other questions about the tour, do not hesitate to contact our managers. We are always ready to help.

Contact Details:
E-mail: adventure@centralasia-travel.com

Photos of the tour:

The base camp of Lenin Peak (3600 m). Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Travelers Pass (4150 m). Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The base camp of Lenin Peak (3600 m). Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The kitchen at the base camp. Board at the base camps of Lenin Peak
Cooking non (bread) in tandyr. Base camp of Lenin Peak (3600 m) Tortillas (non) - Central Asia Bread Horseback riding at the base camp of Lenin Peak Lenin Peak (7134 m). Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Volleyball at the base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Yurts at the base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Baking bread in the base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Baking bread in the base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Walking on the lakes. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Cooking khorovats and barbecue in the first camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Flowers of Pamir. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Paragliding in the base camp of Lenin Peak Yaks. Pamir-Alai, Kyrgyzstan Marmots on the Lukovaya meadow. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Lukovaya meadow. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Biking around the base camp Walk around the base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Walk around the base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Surroundings of Lenin Peak base camp Surroundings of Lenin Peak base camp Surroundings of Lenin Peak base camp At rest in the base camp of Lenin Peak The ridge of Petrovskiy peak. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan In the base camp of Lenin Peak. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Tea drinking in the fresh air. Camp 1 (4400m), Lenin Peak, Kyrgyzstan In Camp 1 of Lenin Peak. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan In the base camp of Lenin Peak. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The base camp of Lenin Peak (3600 m). Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The ridge of Petrovskiy peak. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The ridge of Petrovskiy peak. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Surroundings of Lenin Peak base camp Surroundings of Lenin Peak base camp Surroundings of Lenin Peak base camp Surroundings of Lenin Peak Camp 1 Flowers of Pamir. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Tulpar Kol lake. Chon-Alai valley, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The surroundings of the lake Tulpar Kol. Chon-Alai valley, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The surroundings of the lake Tulpar Kol. Chon-Alai valley, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Ascent to the Travelers pass (4150 m). Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The ridge of Petrovskiy peak. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The ridge of Petrovskiy peak. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Camp 1 (4400 m). Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Camp 1 (4400 m). Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Camp 1 (4400 m). Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Lenin Peak (7134 m). Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Taldyk Pass (3615 m). Pamir In the base camp of Lenin Peak. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan In the base camp of Lenin Peak. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan In the Camp 1 of Lenin Peak. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Camp 1 (4400 m). Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Camp 1 (4400 m). Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Camp 1 (4400 m). Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Lunch at the camp 1. Board at the base camps of Lenin Peak Lenin Peak (7134 m). Pamir, Kyrgyzstan On the way to the Camp 1. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Walk around the camp 1. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Walk around the camp 1. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Walk around the camp 1. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Walk around the camp 1. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Walk around the camp 1. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Presentation of certificates. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Mushrooms on Lukovaya meadow. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The base camp of Lenin Peak (3600 m). Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The base camp of Lenin Peak (3600 m). Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The base camp of Lenin Peak (3600 m). Pamir, Kyrgyzstan The base camp of Lenin Peak (3600 m). Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Presentation of certificates. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Presentation of certificates. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Departure from the base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Departure from the base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Surroundings of Lenin Peak Camp 1 On the way to the base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Chon-Alai valley. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Chon-Alai valley. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Chon-Alai valley. Pamir, Kyrgyzstan On the way to the base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan On the way to the base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Lukovaya meadow. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Marmots on the Lukovaya meadow. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Marmots on the Lukovaya meadow. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Petroglyph near the Lukovaya meadow. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Walking on the lakes. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Base Camp (3600m). Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Walking on the lakes. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Marmots on the Lukovaya meadow. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Marmots on the Lukovaya meadow. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Marmots on the Lukovaya meadow. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Return to base camp. Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan Ascent to the Travelers pass (4150 m). Lenin peak, Pamir, Kyrgyzstan

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