Our trekking programs cover the most spectacular mountain regions of Uzbekistan — the Western Tian Shan range, Chimgan mountains, Ugam-Chatkal National Park, Zaamin National Park, and the Nuratau mountains. Routes range from single-day hikes to multi-day camping expeditions, with options for every fitness level.
Chimgan & Chatkal Mountains
Just 80 km from Tashkent, the Chimgan and Chatkal ranges offer peaks reaching over 3,300m, alpine meadows, crystal-clear lakes, and ancient juniper forests. Trails include:
- Greater Chimgan Peak (3,309m) — Full-day challenging hike with panoramic views
- Gulkam Waterfall — Easy 2-hour walk, perfect for beginners
- Beldersay Valley traverse — Moderate 2-day trek through alpine meadows
- Chatkal Ridge expeditions — Multi-day routes to hidden glacial lakes
Community-Based Tourism in Nuratau
The Nuratau mountains offer a unique combination of gentle trekking and cultural immersion through Community-Based Tourism (CBT). Stay in guesthouses of local families in villages like Sentob, Ukhum, Asraf, Hayat, Majrum, and Eski Forish to discover authentic rural life.
- Homestays — Traditional hospitality with home-cooked meals and cultural exchange
- Guided hikes — Through walnut forests, past Bronze Age petroglyphs, to scenic viewpoints
- Cultural workshops — Traditional crafts, cooking classes, carpet weaving
- Community festivals — Music, dance, food, and local celebrations
What to Expect
All trekking tours include experienced English-speaking guides, camping equipment (for multi-day treks), meals on the trail, and transport from Tashkent. We accommodate all fitness levels — from gentle day walks to demanding high-altitude expeditions.
Best season: May to October. July–August for high-altitude routes, May–June for wildflower displays, September–October for golden autumn colours.