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Ugam-Chatkal National Park adventures

Ugam-Chatkal National Park Adventures

Ugam-Chatkal National Park offers a stunning display of Central Asian landscapes with diverse ecosystems and a rich variety of outdoor activities.

1,200,000
Acres Protected
300
Miles of Trails
50,000
Annual Visitors
1990
Year Established

About Ugam-Chatkal National Park

Ugam-Chatkal National Park
 

Ugam-Chatkal National Park is located in the western Tian Shan mountains of Uzbekistan, encompassing rugged peaks, deep valleys, and lush forests. It offers a diverse ecosystem that includes alpine meadows, juniper forests, and a multitude of wildflowers during blooming seasons. The Chatkal River flows through the park, providing essential habitat for a variety of fish and supporting rich biodiversity. Historically, the area is significant for its ancient trade routes and cultural intersections, evidenced by archaeological sites scattered throughout the park. It is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts with opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. Notable landmarks include the picturesque Beldersay Plateau and the Chimgan Peaks, both attracting visitors for their striking views and challenging trails. Wildlife enthusiasts can spot rare species such as the snow leopard and golden eagle, reinforcing the park's reputation as a vital area for conservation. Every year, the park draws in numerous visitors eager to experience its natural beauty and the wide range of outdoor activities it offers.

Highlights

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Beldersay Plateau

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Chimgan Peaks

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Chatkal River Valley

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Snow Leopard Habitats

Notable Natural Features

Chimgan Peaks

These peaks are popular for trekking and offer panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Chatkal River

A major river that supports local ecosystems and offers fishing opportunities.

Beldersay Plateau

A scenic area known for its alpine meadows and diverse flora.