Private 2-day tour to Arslanbob gorge and fairytale Walnut Forests
Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of harmony in the Arslanbob Nature Reserve. You will enjoy the view of the world's largest walnut forests in the Arslanbob River Valley. Up to 130 species of trees and shrubs grow here, including walnuts, pistachios, almonds, pears, apple trees, cherry plums, currants, and others. In rocky gorges at an altitude of 2200 meters above sea level, mountain rivers are rapidly carrying their white foam waters falling far down, creating fabulous waterfalls.
What's included
- Professional licensed guide
- Pick-up and drop-off
- Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
- Accommodation in guesthouse
- Meals and soft drinks
- All fees and taxes
- Personal expenses
Highlights
Itinerary
Day 1: Journey from Osh to Arslanbob through Uzgen town and horseback riding in the waterfall
Your guide will pick you up from your accommodation in Osh.
Drive about 3 hours to Arslanbob.
Upon arrival, you will check-in at the local guest house and have lunch. After lunch, you will take a short walk to the waterfall, which reaches a height of 25 m. There is a well-trodden path down to the waterfall, there is a cave to the left of the waterfall. The hawthorn tree is considered by the locals as a tree of dreams and desires.
Take a walk to the mysterious and fabulous walnut forests of the Arslanbob. After the walk, climb the panorama viewpoint from where you can see the entire gorge.
In the evening return back to the village for dinner and overnight in the guest house.
Day 2: Spend the day in the gorge and take another walk to the larger waterfall of Arslanbob
Enjoy traditional breakfast in the morning and start your day of exploring Arslanbob gorge and big waterfall near Babash-Ata mountain.
The walk to the big waterfall will take about 2 hours.
Crystal clear water falls from a height of 140 meters, forming two white stripes of water, the first strip is about 80 meters high, the second, about 60 meters. Have a picnic by the waterfall.
Spend the afternoon walking along the shady paths of the walnut forest, and closer to the evening drive back to Osh.