A high mountain village where roads fork to Osh, China and Tajikistan: a base for the Tulpar-Kol lakes.
220 km from OshVia Chyyrchyk and Taldyk
The village on footGuesthouses within 1.5 km
6 places nearbyTo the lake by car ≈$30–60
12 places to stay12 within 1.5 km of the centre
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6 places from the centre outwards
Start with places you can walk to, then roads out of town. The map shows the route from the centre to the place you are viewing.
≈0.4 km on foot1 / 6 · Tatina Guesthouse
December 26, 2016
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≈0.4 km on foot1 / 6
Tatina Guesthouse
Walk the streetsAll year round
A guesthouse on a village street 0.4 km from the centre. The photo was taken in December 2016: low houses among snowdrifts.
July 13, 2018
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≈14 km along the road2 / 6
Taldyk Pass
By car on the road to OshAll year round
A 3,615 m pass on the Osh–Sary-Tash highway. From the village the road climbs 14 km in hairpin bends; a memorial stele stands at the saddle.
May 14, 2026
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≈34 km along the road3 / 6
Sary-Mogol Village
By car west along the valleyAll year round
A village in the Alay Valley with about 5,200 residents. A dirt road leads from here to Tulpar-Kol; the village has guesthouses and a small ethnographic museum.
Lakes at the foot of the Trans-Alay Range, opposite the Lenin Peak base camps, 22 km from Sary-Mogol. Yurts stand on the shore in summer; swimming in the lakes is prohibited.
July 7, 2014
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≈105 km along the road5 / 6
Gulcho Village
By car over the Taldyk PassAll year round
A village in a wide valley where three rivers meet, on the highway from Sary-Tash to Osh. In a green area by the road stand an equestrian monument and a bronze tiger.