Tours & Activities in Osh

Discover Osh by walking through its iconic sights, hearing the historical narrative and learning about the weird stuff. The tour’s walk-friendly route will take you through major sights including famous Soviet monuments and architecture, lush green parks and unusual urban phenomena. The best historical highlights, local narratives, and urban legends will accompany you throughout the tour. On top of your visual and intellectual exploration of the city, you will enjoy sampling Kyrgyz national drinks and locally produced honey. Finalize your journey with the best coffee and refreshing drinks of Osh, while getting bonus tips and recommendations for further travel.

Spend five days on horseback like a Kyrgyz nomad, exploring the heart of the rugged Alay mountains in the south of Kyrgyzstan. Spend four nights in yurts with Kyrgyz host families who spend their summers tending and protecting their herds of sheep, cattle, and horses. On the fourth day, summit Ak Tor Pass and enjoy the sweeping expanse of the Alay Valley unfolded on all sides. -Scenic mountain views at Airy Bell (2956 m) and Ak Tor (4,185 m) mountain passes where you’ll feel as though you’ve landed on another planet. -Sleeping in a traditional yurt where you’ll have an opportunity to meet Kyrgyz shepherds, learn about traditional nomadic culture, and enjoy home-cooked meals. -Community-Based Tourism. Your use of us will contribute to local communities.

Drive over stunning highland landscapes. Stay with local people along the way and experience the Pamiri culture. Pass the famous Wakhan Valley, on the river-border with Afghanistan, stopping by local villages and markets as well as a mix of historic sites. Enjoy panoramic views while doing the short hikes on your tour. 

One does not simply come to Osh and leave without eating plov! But what if I told you that you can expand your plov experience by cooking your own plov? Intrigued? Then go ahead and join my unconventional plov-cooking tour!

Incredible mountain vistas at Sary Mogul 4,306 m mountain pass where you’ll feel as though you’ve landed on another planet. Stunning views of snow- and glacier-covered Lenin Peak 7,134 m. Diverse landscapes, from turquoise alpine lakes to lush green valleys. Sleep in a traditional yurt where you’ll have an opportunity to meet Kyrgyz shepherds, learn about traditional nomadic culture, and enjoy home-cooked meals. Community-Based Tourism. Your use of us will contribute to local communities.

Highlights of Tajikistan from Osh to Dushanbe and Fann Mountains Explore the highlights of Tajikistan on this thrilling tour. Drive over stunning highland landscapes on Pamir Highway. Discover the blue-colored alpine lakes and the scenic ranges of Pamir & Fann Mountains. Stay with local people and experience the local culture in Wakhan and Jiseu Valleys. Get the lifetime experience on this fascinating tour opening the highlights of the country.

If you are visiting South Kyrgyzstan for a few days, then this can be the best option. Within one day, you can discover the best of nature and culture. Pamir- Highway is included in the top 3 most beautiful highways in the world after the USA and France. Within one day, you can see a few seasons of nature and different types of landscapes like riverside, canyons, passes, and peaks. Historically, this road was strategic for Soviet authorities since it's bordering with China. Even you can see some radiolocational stations on the way. In addition, you might see on the way some animals like foxes, eagles, yaks, and vultures. 

Explore the best of the Alay Mountains on this tour and discover one of the most stunning mountain regions in the world that are still unknown…for now. This off-the-beaten-track tour combines some of the best landscapes, trekking and nomadic cultural experiences in all of Kyrgyzstan, including: - Incredible mountain vistas at Sary Mogul (4,306 m) and Jiptick (4,185 m) mountain passes where you’ll feel as though you’ve landed on another planet. - Stunning views of snow- and glacier-covered Lenin Peak (7,134 m), including up close from Lenin Base Camp and Traveler’s Pass (4,100 m). - Diverse landscapes, from turquoise alpine lakes and lush green valleys to high desert moonscapes and the red rock formations of “Three Dragons Gorge”. - Sleeping in a traditional yurt where you’ll have an opportunity to meet Kyrgyz shepherds, learn about traditional nomadic culture, and enjoy home-cooked meals. - Community-Based Tourism. Your use of us will contribute to local communities.

Trip Type: Small and Big Group The minimum is usually no less than 2, and the maximum is no more than 30 but some can be smaller or bigger, depending on the trip. Check individual trips for details. A good time for travellers: from March untill November Three stans - stretches from the Caspian Sea in the west to China in the east and from Afghanistan in the south to Russia in the north. It is also colloquially referred to as "the -stans" as the countries generally considered to be within the region all have names ending with the Persian suffix "-stan", meaning "land of". Central Asia has historically been closely tied to its nomadic peoples and the Silk Road. It has acted as a crossroads for the movement of people, goods, and ideas between Europe, Western Asia, South Asia, and East Asia. The Silk Road connected Muslim lands with the people of Europe, India, and China.