Off-Road Adventure to the Sary-Jaz Valley
The Sary-Jaz Valley lies in the heart of the Central Tien Shan, tracing the path of the Sary-Jaz River and its tributary, Ak-Shyirak. Rising from 2,700 to 3,500 meters above sea level, the valley unfolds across lush summer pastures, parallel to the northern slopes of the Sary-Jaz Ridge.
Discover the beauty of Sary Jaz valley
The Sary-Jaz River, stretching 198 kilometers, stands as one of the largest mountain rivers in the region. Its powerful flow, sustained by glacial meltwaters from the majestic Muztagh Range, weaves through the rugged terrain, creating a breathtaking scene of unspoiled natural beauty.
Plan your adventure
Before booking, here's what you need to know:
- Duration: 3 Days
- Best season: June – mid September
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Accommodation: Overnights in tents or shepherd’s yurt, guest house
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Group size: best size from 1 to 8
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Requirements: weatherproof warm clothing, trekking boots, hat, sleeping bags and mats.
Here is the tour plan in brief...
Day 1:
Drive from Karakol over Chon Ashuu Pass to the remote Enilchek ghost town. Explore the abandoned settlement and stay with a local family.
Day 2:
Travel through the vast Sary Jaz Valley, pass Echkili Tash checkpoint, and reach a panoramic viewpoint. Overnight in tents under the open sky.
Day 3:
Cross Aktog Pass (3,900 m), descend through Turuk pastures and Karkyra Valley, then return to Karakol via San Tash.
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