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The slick slopes of the Tian Shan and Pamir mountains are waiting for you in Kyrgyzstan, a top spot for powder hounds and winter sports enthusiasts. These stunning mountains cover 80% of the central Asian country and bring in outdoor adventurers year-round. The ski season is long and starts as early as November running all the way to April. Find the perfect multi-day program for you and go splitboarding in Kyrgyzstan with a certified, local guide that can show you to the best pow!
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What should I know about Splitboarding Kyrgyzstan?
Kyrgyzstan is located in Central Asia and dominated by towering mountains. It was historically part of the silk road and is today home to a vibrant nomadic culture. It is also a winter sports haven due to its rugged and remote powder-filled slopes. The country boasts 23 ski bases, of which 10 are near Bishkek. Karakol is a top spot for those that like a good après ski, and Ala Archa is great for far off adventures. But that’s not all. Splitboarding in Kyrgyzstan offers plenty of remote opportunities for exploration and fun. Pick one of the programs featured on Explore-Share.com and let a certified mountain guide show you to the best places in Kyrgyzstan.
Why should I choose Kyrgyzstan for my Splitboarding adventure?
The mountains and the snow
Known as the land of Celestial Mountains, Kyrgyzstan boasts some of the tallest mountains outside the Himalayas, and some of the best snow in the world. Put the two together and you have a splitboarding haven!
Amazing landscapes and wilderness
Exploring the mountains of Kyrgyzstan on a splitboarding adventure is a great way to discover the amazing views and wildlife of this rugged location. Discover Lake Issyk-Kul, the second largest in the world, and if you're lucky, catch sight of a snow leopard, Kyrgyzstan's national animal.
Unique local culture
Kyrgyzstan is home to a rich nomadic culture. Don't miss the chance to discover the lifestyle of these friendly people as you explore the Kygysztan mountains.
What can I expect from the weather in Kyrgyzstan?
Expect cold winters and warm and sunny summers. In the winter, temperatures can drop dramatically low in the mountains.
Which language is predominantly spoken in Kyrgyzstan?
Kyrgyz
What currency is accepted in Kyrgyzstan?
Soms
How can I get to Kyrgyzstan?
Bishkek´s Manas International Airport is the most popular entry point to the country.
What’s the country code of Kyrgyzstan?
+996
What’s the high season for Splitboarding in Kyrgyzstan?
Between November and December, and between March and April, when there's plenty of snow but the temperatures are not so extreme.
Eugene
We spent our time skiing in Jyrgalan as there was a lot more snow there than in Suusamyr Valley. Jyrgalan was fantastic - blue skies and deep powder! It was a truly remarkable few days. Our guide, Anastasiya, was excellent and she is highly recommended - friendly, good fun, highly knowledgeable (particularly in respect of managing avalanche risk) and extremely helpful.
Eric
I was noy in Suusamyr, but in Karakol yurt camps. It was was great. Anastasiya was very helpfull, friendly and professional.
Eugene
We spent our time skiing in Jyrgalan as there was a lot more snow there than in Suusamyr Valley. Jyrgalan was fantastic - blue skies and deep powder! It was a truly remarkable few days. Our guide, Anastasiya, was excellent and she is highly recommended - friendly, good fun, highly knowledgeable (particularly in respect of managing avalanche risk) and extremely helpful.
Nathan
Great experience in Jyrgalan Kyrgyzstan - Very competent end experienced guide. Very involved in making sure we got the best experience. A must do and highly recommend it!!
Olivia
Thank you for showing us your wonderful country, guiding us safely through the mountains and teaching us so much about ski touring. Our eyes have been opened to future possibilities and we hope you can guide us again another time.
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