Depart from Bishkek via the picturesque Too-Ashuu Pass (3,200 m), offering breathtaking views of the Suusamyr Valley.
Stop en route at the Kojomkul Museum  to learn about the legendary Kyrgyz strongman Kojomkul, famous for lifting massive stones and his incredible strength. The museum features personal items and stories of his life. Continue through dramatic mountain valleys to the traditional mountain village of Kyzyl-Oy, located on the banks of the Kokomeren River. Settle into a local guesthouse. Enjoy a traditional Kyrgyz dinner and relax in the peaceful alpine surroundings.
Optional Activity: Short walk in the village or riverside.
Accommodation: Guesthouse in Kyzyl-Oy.
Meals: Lunch / Dinner.
Distance: ~200 km / Driving time: 5–6 hours

Drive through stunning highland roads, crossing rugged mountain Kara Keche (3350 m) passes and open pastures. Enjoy panoramic views along the way. Arrive at the high-altitude alpine lake Son-Kul, a summer pastureland (jailoo) used by nomads. Optional horseback riding with a local guide across the wide-open grasslands. Visit local yurts and interact with nomadic families. Experience authentic nomadic hospitality in a traditional yurt camp. Watch the stars in one of the most beautiful night skies in Kyrgyzstan.
Accommodation: Traditional yurt camp hosted by a local family (shared facilities).
Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Distance: ~200 km / Driving time: 4-5 hours

Descend from Son-Kul via dramatic Kalmak Ashuu Pass (3446m). Stop in the town of Kochkor, known for its vibrant handicraft traditions.
Visit the Altyn Kol Women’s Cooperative, where local women create and sell hand-made shyrdaks (felt carpets). Optional participation in a felt-making demonstration. Continue to Bokonbaev, a picturesque village on the southern shore of Issyk-Kul Lake. Optional traditional eagle hunting demonstration. Swimming in Issyk-Kul or relaxing walk by the lakeshore. Traditional lakeside yurt camp hosted by a local family (shared facilities)
Accommodation: Lakeside yurt camp hosted by a local family.
Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner.
Distance: ~260 km / Driving time: 6–7 hours

Visit the Skazka Fairytale Canyon. Drive along the southern and eastern shores of Issyk-Kul and rejoin the main highway to Bishkek. Kok Moynok Canyons – Take a short (2 hour) hike into the red sandstone canyons, often called the "Grand Canyon of Kyrgyzstan." Burana Tower – Explore the 11th-century minaret and open-air museum of ancient balbals (stone warriors). Learn about the Karakhanid Empire and Silk Road history. Arrive in Bishkek.
Accommodation: Not included
Meals: Breakfast / Lunch.
Distance: ~300 km / Driving time: 6–7 hours