Independent travel in Kyrgyzstan: how to plan your trip
Start with your country of citizenship and passport type: there is no single rule for every traveller.
Routes in season now
Ala-Kol via Altyn-Arashan, 3 days
Karakol → Jeti-Oguz → Kok-Jaiyk → Maiden Braids, 1 day
Karakol → Skazka → Barskoon waterfalls, 1 day
Karakol → Arabel Plateau → Suyok Pass, 1 day
Foot of Karakol Peak → Ala-Kol → Altyn-Arashan, 4 days
Karakol → Sary-Jaz → Karkara, 2 days
Besh-Tash: valley and mountain lake
Kyzart → Song-Kol → Kuyruchuk, 2 days
Naryn → Tash Rabat → Chatyr-Kol → Kol-Suu, 3 days
Kochkor → Kol-Ukok, 2 days
Tash Rabat → Panda → Chatyr-Kol, 2 days
Kara-Suu → Sary-Chelek, 5 days
Cholpon-Ata → Kyrchyn → Karakol, 1 dayReady-made plans and advice for travelling on your own: for a day, a few days or the off season.

Start with your country of citizenship and passport type: there is no single rule for every traveller.
Select the month of your trip — what is out of season will be muted.
Choose your travel month: out-of-season trips will fade. The map on the left shows each destination; arrows at the edge mark the two furthest.
Use as many days as you have: day one is for everyone; days two and three add mountain trips. Select your travel month — out-of-season options will be shown dimmed.
Select the month of your trip — what is out of season will be muted.
The order follows the streets from the cathedral to the bazaar, so you finish with lunch. Each distance is from the previous stop.
Select the month of your trip — what is out of season will be muted.