Safety disclaimer
Updated: 2026-09-15 · Contact: privacy@daydimiz.uz
Mountains are beautiful and dangerous. Read this page before you go.
Daydi is not a rescue service
Live tracking, overdue alerts and the SOS button are helpers. They do not work without signal and do not call rescue services.
In an emergency: 112 is the unified number in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan alike. Uzbekistan also has 1050 (MChS rescue) and 1173 (Safe Tourism); Kyrgyzstan 161; Kazakhstan 101. A place's own page shows the numbers of the country it is in.
Before you go
Tell someone you trust your plan: where, with whom, when you will be back. Check the weather — it changes fast in the mountains.
Download the offline map, charge your phone, bring a power bank. Water, warm layers, a headlamp and a first-aid kit are essential.
On the trail
Stay on the marked trail. Do not start a summit push after 15:00. Choose routes that match your fitness and experience.
Border zones require a permit; night movement is prohibited. Follow entry rules in protected areas.
About the data
Routes, distances and budgets are estimates. Condition reports are written by the community and may be outdated. Always judge for yourself.