Trekking to the Lake Kel-Suu

The price of the tour depends on the number of people and the season. According to the request and interest, we can negotiate the optimal price for your budget.

During this tour, you need to do trekking every day for 5-6 hours, intensive 4-5 hours. The pass Bogoshty is 3000m above sea level.  We recommend you train with sport or jogging 2-3 times a week in the run-up to your trip

Clothing for hiking in temperatures from +25C to -0C. A detailed kit list will be sent to you when you book on.

The most overnights during the trekking to Kel-Suu from Atbashy will be camping intent. We provide you tent and mats upon your request. In the Kel-Suu area, the yurt camp will be at your disposal.

Yes, you need a permit. Lake Kel-Suu is located near the border with China and there is border control. We arrange your border permit in the tour package.

Kyrgyzstan has a free-visa entry for many countries.

For more information about Kyrgyzstan visa link to “Kyrgyzstan visa entry info“

The basic hints for travelers.

• During your travel time, please respect local culture, customs, traditions, and religion.
• Try to buy local products and make a benefit for the local economy.
• Always give fair prices for lodging, food and other services.
• Take off your shoes, when entering home or yurt stay.
• Smoking is prohibited at home.
• Please share your ideas on food and accommodation preferences.
• Ask people for photographing them.
• Be friendly and try to get in contact.
• Be careful during the evening and night time and aware of mass meetings.
• Be careful with your documents, money and valuable items.
• Be aware of pickpockets and strangers at bazaars and streets.
• If someone asking for documents, wallets or cameras, saying that they are from the police, ask them to go police together.
• Never give your belongings to strangers.
• Wear good hiking shoes for outdoor activities.
• Bring warm waterproof clothes even in summer.
• Have your torch sunscreen and repellent.
• Do not drink very cold water from unknown sources.
• Drinking alcohol at high altitudes is unsafe.
• If the food fat or not acceptable for you can taste a bit and say thanks.
• Do not drink cold water after eating out, better hot tea or c It helps in high altitude digestions cases.
• Wear warm clothes in the mountains, usually after eating out.
• Bring your medicines and first aid kit.
• If you feel unsafe or have issues to discuss, please share with your staff, host or tour manager.
• Collect your litter. Pack up all non-biodegradable rubbish.
• Please don’t drop cigarette butts or litter.
• High altitude vegetation is very fragile. Save the environment.
• Use toilets in nature wherever available. Where are none, stay at least 40-50 m from streams and water sources and bury all waste and paper.
• Leaving footprints, take just your photographs.