Top 3 nature & wildlife things to do in Osh

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1. Walking Osh Tour
5.0· 60 reviews· 2 hours
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.
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2. One day Trek in Osh to Sacred Sites and Panoramic Views
5.0· 6 reviews· 9 hours
This experience offers a rare chance to explore Sacred Mountain in Nookat—a spiritual & scenic gem just two hours from Osh. Unlike more commercial treks, our route takes you through the less-traveled paths of National Nature Park, combining natural beauty with deep cultural meaning. What makes this tour special is our local-guided trek, which begins after a brief stop and snack at our base camp in Valley Pasture. From there, you’ll spend 3–4 hours ascending through peaceful forests and rocky trails, discovering breathtaking alpine views and remote wilderness. The trail leads to a historic praying house (mosque) located on a flat clearing at the foot of Sacred Mountain—once a sacred site for local pilgrims seeking blessings or healing. For those looking to push further, an optional ascent to the summit is available for an additional fee, offering panoramic views and a true sense of accomplishment.
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3. Trekking in Alay Mountains including Alay Valley
5.0· 1 reviews· 7 days
Our trekking tours, developed over many years of practical research and refinement, have become highly popular among European and international nature enthusiasts. These routes are loved by adventurers for their breathtaking landscapes. In the Alai Valley, the minimum altitude begins at 2,500 meters and quickly rises higher. Due to the altitude, we recommend this hike for people in moderate physical condition. The route includes two challenging passes, Sary-Mogol Pass (4,280 m) and Jiptik Pass (4,185 m), with daily treks of 5–6 hours Why Start from Tulpar-Kol? We design our tours with your comfort and safety in mind: 1. Around Tulpar-Kol, there are several short, hour-long trekking routes without high passes, allowing participants to naturally acclimatize before starting the main trek. 2. Tulpar-Kol offers reliable connections and internet access, which is vital for safety. If anyone feels unwell or experiences mountain sickness, immediate transport by car is available.
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