Arashan Peak
Arashan peak, 3,750 m, rises above the Arashan lakes on the Angren plateau. A day's round trip from the lakeside camp; the area is in the Kyrgyz border zone.
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At 3 750 mNow: -18° · Clear · Wind 5 km/h
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How to get there
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By car to Ertash, then 4×4Tashkent — Angren — Ertash; 50 km of 4×4 track to the lakes. · 200,0 km · 5 h
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Jeep tourMost operators offer a 2–3 day trip. · 250,0 km · 7 h900 000 UZS
Questions and answers
Do you need a permit?
Yes. This is a border zone — the permit comes from the Border Troops, and without it you are turned back at the checkpoint. Border zone: an SGB border-troops permit is required, arranged through a tour operator days in advance.
How do you get there?
By car to Ertash, then 4×4: Tashkent — Angren — Ertash; 50 km of 4×4 track to the lakes. There are 2 ways in altogether.
Which months are best?
Jul–Sep — that is when people go.
How long does it take?
One trip takes about 7 h 25 min: 10,0 km of walking and 1 028 m of climbing.
What does it cost?
Food (per person per day) — 80 000 UZS (per person), Guide (per day, per group) — 250 000 UZS (per group), Border permit (via tour operator) — 300 000 UZS (per person). The prices are estimates and can differ on the day.
Is there water on the way?
Yes, there is water on the way.
