- Kolsay Lakes National Park is located on the north slope of the Tian Shan Mountains, southeast Kazakhstan (10 km from the border with Kyrgyzstan).
- Kolsai Lakes, also known as the Kolsay Lakes, are a series of three alpine lakes located in the Kolsai Lakes National Park in Kazakhstan.
- Kolsay Lakes remain a favorite with hikers and climbers, and relatively easy trekking routes to and from the water are suitable even for amateurs.
- The 3 alpine lakes of Kolsai promise clear, shimmering blue waters surrounded by peaceful conifer forests.
- Kolsai is a name for a cascade of three lakes in Kungey Alatau ridge. ... National Parks: Kolsay Lakes and Kaindy are located in Kolsay National Park.
- 1. Reasons why you should choose trip to Kolsay lakes? Kolsay is located on the north slope of the Tian Shan Mountains, southeast Kazakhstan.
- The Kolsai Lakes National Park is nestled in the northern slope of the Tian Shan Mountain Range in southeast Kazakhstan, roughly 300 kilometres from Almaty.
- In this post I will try to answer all the questions you might have from how to get to the Kolsai lakes, how to hike to the second Kolsai lake and where to stay.
- Kazakhstan’s Kolsai Lakes truly earn the nickname ‘Pearls of the Tien Shan’ – a fact you’ll understand immediately when Kolsai Lake I first comes into view.
- The three Kolsay Lakes are located at different heights: The Lower Kolsay Lake lies at an altitude of 1818 meters (5965 ft).
