For the bravest!

Chu River (in the Chu Valley)

Rafting starts 300 m above the "Cold water" rest zone and finishes at Burulday bridge. Length of the tour is 19 km. Difficulty level of the river on this section is Class II-III. Relatively quiet sections are alternated by rapids with very fast current. It is the most interesting program for those who are passing by along the river on their way to Lake Issyk-Kul or back to Bishkek. You will get unforgettable memories in a short interval of time. Participants change cars for rafts, and the drivers follow along the river towards the Burulday Bridge.

Chu River (in Boom Canyon)

The most interesting, dynamic and risky whitewater section of the Chui river, Boom Canyon is indeed a national white water arena. It is the best in the Central Asia. Here, among the rough rapids and huge rocks, even the craziest adventurer will get a maximum doze of adrenaline. River difficulty is Class IV.

Chon-Kemin and Chu Rivers

Rafting on the river Chon-Kemin starts near the bridge, descending in a valley and passing through the Kapchygai Canyon. After Chon-Kemin's junction with Chu River rafting tour continues on Chu River down to Burulday Bridge. Calm backwaters alternate with fast sections of the river with ramparts and rapids. Evening and night will be spent in a tent camp set up on a riverbank. Rafting on a second day will continue on the Chu River starting from Issyk-Kul Valley and then going into Boom canyon. Here, among the rough rapids and huge rocks, even the craziest adventurer will get a maximum doze of adrenaline. River difficulty is Class III-IV.

Kekemeren River

Usually the tour begins in the afternoon. After a three-hour drive group reaches Tyuya-Ashuu Tunnel (3582 m above the sea level). Crossing the Kirgiz Range, you will descend to Susamyr Valley. Two more hours will be spent driving across Susamyr Valley and over the Kekemeren gorge to the spot where rafting starts. Tourists will be accommodated in tents for the night. Next day, after breakfast, rafting will start on inflatable rafts in Jumgal Valley, and then in a picturesque canyon between Sary-Kamysh and Kara-Teke Ranges. This rafting location is Class II - III, with the calm waters from time to time turning into relatively short and rough whitewater rapids. In the middle of the day you'll be offered lunch. At the end of the day guides will set up another tent camp. There will be free time for fishing or walking in the mountains. On the third day rafting is carried out in a small picturesque valley among the woods and colorful hills. Gradually valley is getting narrower, and the river takes the rafters through the passage between blood red mountains with impressive enormous cliffs. After dinner we'll drive you back to Bishkek.

Sauna on the river

We offer the services of a hiking bath on the river. When a furnace is made of stones, a fire is built in it and warmed up. Then a frame is placed on top, on which an awning is thrown. It's so great to relax your muscles in a hot bath after an active physical activity, and then dive into the cool water of the river.

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