To determine if you’re fit enough for the Lake Ala-Kol trek, consider the following: 1.Physical Fitness: The trek involves moderate to challenging terrain with steep ascents and descents. A good level of cardiovascular fitness is important. If you regularly engage in activities like hiking, running, or cycling, you should be well-prepared. 2.Duration of Trekking: You will be trekking for several hours each day (5-6 hours on average), so it’s helpful to have endurance for sustained activity. 3.Altitude: The trek reaches elevations up to 3,650 meters (11,975 feet). If you have not hiked at high altitudes before, it may take some acclimatization, and you should be aware of altitude sickness symptoms. 4.Preparation: Prior training can help. Incorporate hikes with elevation gain into your routine, and practice carrying a daypack. 5.Consult a Professional: If you have any health concerns or pre-existing conditions, consider consulting a healthcare provider before undertaking the trek. If you regularly engage in physical activity and are comfortable with longer hikes, you should be fit enough for this adventure! Are meals included in the trekking package?

Yes, all meals are provided, including breakfasts, dinners, and lunch boxes throughout the trek.

The price varies based on the number of participants and the season. For detailed information, please contact us directly.

Staying hydrated is crucial during the trek to Lake Ala-Kol. Here are some important points about drinking water: 1.Water Availability: Fresh water is usually available from natural sources along the trekking route. Make sure to refill your water bottles whenever you have the opportunity. 2.Water Purification: It’s advisable to purify water from natural sources to prevent illness. You can use water purification tablets, filters, or boil water to ensure it’s safe to drink. 3.Hydration Tips: - Drink Regularly: Don’t wait until you’re thirsty to drink water. Aim to drink small amounts regularly throughout the day. - Monitor Color: Check the color of your urine; pale yellow indicates good hydration, while dark yellow may indicate dehydration. - Electrolytes: Consider bringing electrolyte tablets or powders to add to your water, especially if you’re sweating a lot. 4.Daily Intake: Aim to drink at least 2-3 liters of water daily, more if you’re sweating heavily or if the weather is hot. 5.During the Trek: Carry a refillable water bottle or hydration system in your daypack for easy access while hiking.v By staying well-hydrated, you’ll maintain your energy levels and enjoy your trekking experience more!

For your trekking adventure, we recommend traveling with a soft material bag for your main luggage and a small daypack for essentials. Ensure your bags are of good quality, with strong straps and secure zippers. Since temperatures can vary widely (from 0 to 30 degrees Celsius), layering your clothing is essential. You’ll likely be adjusting layers frequently throughout the day, especially while walking.

Accommodations include cozy guesthouses in the villages and towns, yurt camps, and camping near Lake Ala-Kol. There is no need to carry tents, as all overnight places will be provided by yurt camps.