Our partners

We are pleased to announce our partnership with the new Jeti Oguz District Tourism Association which is now locating to its new offices situated in the heart of Kyzyl Suu village, which serves as the capital of Jeti Oguz District - an expansive area spanning almost 14,500 square kilometers. This region boasts immense tourism potential, with attractions ranging from the Issyk Kul lake (the second largest mountain lake in the world) situated at an elevation of 1600 meters, to the Ak-Shirak highlands located at the Chinese border, which stands at a height of over 5000 meters.

Nomad's Land is member of the Kyrgyz Association of Tour Operators (KATO). 

КАТО is a non-profit organization that defends the corporate interests of its members and the rights of its clients.

The Association’s most important goal is the creation of a civilized tourism market and assistance in the tourism industry development at the national level.

Mission

The Association of Kyrgyz Tour Guides organizing the training of guides in Kyrgyzstan

Nomad's Land is a member of the Mountain Cluster association which aims to develop tourist infrastructure in the mountains. At the initiative of the governor of Issyk Kul Oblast, a bill has been submitted to the government to guarantee investment in this area.

Adopt a Babushka, Offset Your Carbon, Change Lives"

In an era where responsible tourism is crucial, Nomad's Land is extending its commitment beyond environmental sustainability to social responsibility. Partnering with the Kyrgyz Foundation "Babushka Adoption," we aim to make a meaningful impact on the lives of the elderly in Kyrgyzstan, where 57% of seniors live in poverty.

A Union for the enjoyment of winter sports and the development of young people.

In a harmonious blend of winter sports enthusiasm and social awareness, Nomad's Land is proud to collaborate with the Swiss Association "Boule de Neige." Born from the shared passion for mountain adventures in Central Asia, "Boule de Neige" has become a conduit for fostering lasting connections between Swiss mountain enthusiasts and communities in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Pakistan and Afghanistan.