Chimgan, Winter and Summer Getaway
Mountainous region of Chimgan is located 110-120 km from Tashkent. This beautiful place is worth seeing for those who likes to feel the harmony with nature, to gateway from daily routine live and have some time to think about one's own place in life given by god for such a short time. This could be one of the reasons why people like Chimgan and Beldersay so much. These are two places which offers something anytime of the year. The bubbling mountain streams, the lull of the warbling birds and the dark-green slopes of the majestic mountains fascinate people in the summer and offers slopes covered with snow during the winter. There is also a private rent of skis, snowboards, sledges, etc. here. Chimgan is the ideal place for a winter parties, this is why one can find everything for relaxation - three decent cafes, discos flash out simultaneously in three places. As demand for quality accommodation grows it provides a healthy room for supply of good hotel.

Beldersay, Winter and Summer Getaway If Chimgan is matchless in the nomination "The best for amateurs", then Beldersay is a leader in the nomination "The best for professionals". It has the best luxury type hotel in mountains of Uzbekistan , the longest cable-chair way in Asia (extension - 3.5km), and has a lot of fresh air and plenty of snow. People return here again and again, as if pulled by a magnet. The cable-chair way works everyday. Very often, having sat on the lower station in fog, we get off to the blinding sunlight in the upper station. The clouds remain below us. The emotions that fill each person who climbed here can be compared to the delight of a first airplane flight. The skiers and snowboarders ride on the Kumbel Mountain , which is surrounded by mountains from every quarter. Of late the Kumbel peak has become a paradise for the paraplane lovers. These people are unusual, romantic and impulsive, real "sky bikers". If you are lucky, you will see the blue sky coloured in bright canopies. The flights on Kumbel will become more intense by summer when there will be good upstream of air. However, practice and training flights do take place in winter here. There is a place in Beldersay tract where one can stay for a long time. This is "Beldersay" Hotel and "Beldersay Oromgohi" recreation zone seminars.

Ugam – Chatkal
Established in 1990 between the Ugam and the Chatkal ridges of the Western Tien-Shan Mountains, the park occupies a territory of over 574,000 hectares. Unique landscapes of the Pskem, Ugam and Chatkal gorges, steep slopes abounding in screes and rocky walls hundreds of meters high; glaciers and mountain summits of almost 4,500 meters, with the highest of them Peak Beshtop; icy cold and crystal clear mountain rivers and waterfalls. Speaking of sports, rafting along the Chatkal and Pskem rivers refers to the fifth category of complexity.
Numerous routes of tourists, speleologists and mountain climbers cross the territory of the National Park. The most picturesque and largest of them are Lake Badak, lakes Urungach and Ikhnach on the Pskem River, Lake Sarykan and Lake Blue in the valley of the Koksu River.

Wind erosion worked hard here, giving fantastic shapes to some rocks that can justly be referred to as the monuments of nature. Among these are the White Rocks of marl and limestone below the Akshurang Pass, and conglomerate outliers in the ancient terraces of mountain valleys.

The Table Mountain in a spur of the Chatkal Range between the Kara-archa and Seriali-sai Mountain Rivers is one of the unique monuments of nature not only in Western Tien-Shan but also in the entire country. It is known as Pultkhan Plateau and is 2,826 meters high.

The complex terrain and varicolored vegetation are supplemented by a rich persity of wildlife. The National Park is home to 24 species of mammals, over 120 species of birds and a lot of species of various invertebrates.

The Ugam-Chatkal National Park is a paradise for tourists and travelers. There some of them can test their strength and challenge the mountaintops and fast mountain rivers, while others can enjoy the quietude of nature and clean air and water.