About Osh
Osh Province in southern Kyrgyzstan is a captivating blend of ancient Silk Road history and breathtaking natural wonders. Dominated by the majestic Pamir-Alay mountain ranges, this region offers some of Central Asia's most spectacular trekking routes, including the legendary Lenin Peak base camp trails. The province is home to Kyrgyzstan's second-largest city, Osh, which boasts a 3,000-year history and the sacred Sulaiman-Too Mountain—a UNESCO World Heritage site with ancient petroglyphs and pilgrimage caves. Travelers can explore vibrant bazaars like Jayma Bazaar, where Silk Road traders once converged, and experience authentic nomadic culture in jailoos (summer pastures) where shepherds still practice centuries-old traditions. The region's diverse landscapes range from walnut forests in Arslanbob to the surreal red sandstone formations of Sary-Mogol. Osh Province provides a genuine glimpse into Kyrgyz hospitality, with homestays offering traditional kumys (fermented mare's milk) and plov (rice pilaf) while serving as gateways to remote alpine lakes and untouched valleys.
Things to do in Osh

Walking Osh Tour

Horse riding in Kyrgyzstan, Truly Nomadic Land

Plov-Cooking Tour

One day Trek in Osh to Sacred Sites and Panoramic Views

Pamir Highway through Wakhan Corridor

7 day Osh Yukhin Peak Tour

Osh Tulpar Kol, Alay Valley Tour

Horseback Riding in Alay Valley

Epic Trip from Osh to Song Kol and Issyk Kul

Trekking in Alay Mountains including Alay Valley

2-Day Kichi Alay Mountain Hiking Tour with Overnight Stay

Osh to Dushanbe on Pamir Highway in 7 days

8 Days Private Tour at Lenin Peak Base Camp Trek

8 Days Trekking in Kyrgyzstan: Alay Mountains Adventure

Full Day Group Tour to Pamir Alay Mountains
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