From Bishkek to

Kol-Suu

Köl-Suu Lake is a remote high-mountain lake located in southeastern Kyrgyzstan near the border with China. It lies at an elevation of about 3,500 meters above sea level and is known for its turquoise waters, steep canyon walls, and dramatic alpine scenery. The lake is seasonal, as its water level changes depending on snowmelt, making it one of the most striking and secluded natural sites in the Tien Shan region.

Remout pearl of Kyrgyzstan

Kol-Suu Lake is one of the most stunning and remote destinations in Kyrgyzstan. Located in the Naryn region near the Chinese border, it lies at an altitude of about 3,500 meters  above sea level. The lake is surrounded by rugged cliffs and pristine alpine landscapes, making it a popular destination for adventurous travelers and nature enthusiasts.

Plan your adventure

Before booking, here's what you need to know:

  • Duration: 4 Days
  • Best season: June – mid September

  • Accommodation:  Overnights in yurt camps, guest house

  • Group size: best size from 2 to 10

  • Requirements: weatherproof warm clothing, trekking boots, hat, sleeping bags and mats.

Here is the tour plan in brief...

Day 1:
The journey begins from Bishkek with a scenic drive toward the high mountains. After a lunch stop in Kochkor, the route continues up to Song-Kol Lake. Upon arrival, guests settle into a traditional yurt camp, enjoy peaceful lakeside walks, dinner, and a night under the stars.

Day 2:
After breakfast, the route leads through mountain landscapes toward Kel-Suu Lake. On the way, there is a stop in Naryn for lunch and possible permit arrangements. By evening, arrival at the lakeside yurt camp with time to explore the shoreline or enjoy a boat ride if conditions allow.

Day 3:
Morning walk around Kel-Suu Lake for photos, followed by a return journey with lunch en route. Arrival in Naryn in the afternoon, check-in at a guesthouse, and free time to relax. Dinner with local cuisine.

Day 4:
After breakfast, drive back to Bishkek, passing scenic stops at Dolon Pass and Boom Gorge. In Kochkor, visit local craft workshops and enjoy lunch before continuing to Bishkek, where the tour concludes.