Muztagh Ata (7546 m) is second-highest summit of Chinese Pamir situated in Kun-Lun Range on the territory of Xinjiang National Autonomous Region of China. In Turkic languages "Muztagh Ata" means "Ice Mountain`s Father". The huge snow-covered mountain massif raised beetling over the Karakul Lake attracts mountaineers all over the world. The route to the top is not technically difficult with its slopes of 25°-30° steepness, yet it demands from climbers to be in high physical conditions. Muztagh Ata is nearly perfect for continuous and most enjoyable ski downhill from the top. First ascent to the Muztag Ata had been made in 1956 by joint China-Soviet mountaineering expedition.

The itinerary: Bishkek - Naryn - Torugart Pass - Kashgar – Subashi- Base Camp - Muztag-Ata - Kashgar – Torugart Pass - Naryn – Bishkek

The tour is for those people who would like “to kill two birds with one stone”, i.e. to subjugate two seventhousanded peaks in one season.
The unique location of Lenin and Muztag-Ata Peaks allows transferring from one base camp to other for one day. Both seventhousanded peaks are simple in alpinist relation, but they request a good physical training. The tour will remain in your memory for a long time not just your alpinist feat and an exotic and original culture of two mountain countries – Kyrgyzstan and Chinese Xingjian. It’s the best tour – it’s necessary just to find 35-40 days with free time and money, of course.

The itinerary: Bishkek - Osh - ÂŃ "Lenin Peak" - ÂŃ "Muztag-Ata" - Kashgar - Naryn - Bishkek

The fascinating trip along two Asian Republics – Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, and also along Chinese Xingjian to Kashgar is waiting for you. The ancient cities of the East - Samarkand, Bukhara, Osh, and also picturesque Fergana Valley, high mountain Alay Valley, hot deserts and eternally snowed Pamir summits will appear in their entire splendor in the face of you. You will travel along that real ancient road, where numerous caravans ran along the Great Silk some time. Also you will visit famous exotic Kashgar Sunday bazaar, where from you will exactly bring a lot of unforgettable impressions with yourself.

The itinerary: Tashkent - Samarkand - Sarmysh - Nurata - Aydar yurt camp - Aydarkul - Bukhara - Tashkent - Kokand - Margilan - Fergana - Osh - Kashgar - Naryn - Issyk-Kul - Bishkek - Tashkent

A fascinating tour repeats the road walked by great traveler Marko Polo in XIIIth century in Central Asia. In spite of the fact that from those times 7 centuries were gone many places still remain less visited. Your road will pass through the rough Pamir Mountains to Kashgar oasis and farther across Taklamakan and Goby deserts to the residence of KhabibulayKhan – the ruler of large medieval empire (Balik) nowadays Beijing. You will see the ruins of ancient zoroastric Kaahka, Yamchun, and Ratm fortresses in Vahan corridor, buddhistic Vrang caves, healing Garm Chashma hot springs, mountain Lake Kararul, famous Alay valley, Peaks (7000m) of Zaalay range, mountains of Afghan Gindikush, Kashgar oases, ancient legendary towns: Yarkend, Hotan, Aksu on The Great Silk Road; you will see the western part of the Great Chinese Wall in Dunhuang, terracotta warriors in Xi’an, an emperor palace in Beijing’s “Forbidden City” and many other outstanding monuments and nature objects.

The itinerary: Dushanbe - Haburobad Pass - Kalaykhumb - Horog - Yamg settlement - Khargush Pass - Murgab settlement - Ak-Baytal Pass - Sari-Tash settlement - Karakul Lake - Irkeshtam Pass - Muztagata mountan - Kashgar - Yarkent – Hotan - Mingfeng - Kuqa - Korler - Turpan - Dunhuang - Lanzhou - Tibetan Labrang Monastery - Xi’an - Beijing - Great Chinese Wall

This truly trans Asian tour is passes through the most interesting countries of ancient Silk Road from China to Europe. You will drive more than 7000 km following the prints of ancient caravans, which were carrying invaluable for that time silk, porcelain and spices. The tour begins in Iran (ancient Persia) passes through Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan and ends in the capital of China Beijing. You will be engrossed in those times history, see delightful memorials of long elapsed epochs which still tell about the grace of empires and genius of ancient architectures.
No other tour includes at once almost twenty monuments acknowledged by UNESCO as masterpieces of the world heritage.

The itinerary: Tehran - Isfakhan - Yazd - Shiraz - Meshkhed - Mari - Bukhara - Samarkand - Tashkent - Kokand - Rishtan - Osh - Pamir high road - Saritash settlement - Kashgar - Turpan - Dunhuang - Lanzhou - Tibetan Labrang Monastery - Xi’an - Beijing - Great Chinese Wall