Song Kol Lake, situated in the central Tian Shan range in the Naryn Province of Kyrgyzstan, is the second-largest lake in the country. At an altitude of approximately 3,016 meters above sea level, it provides breathtaking views of the surrounding alpine meadows and mountains. This freshwater lake covers an area around 270 square kilometers and reaches a depth up to 13.2 meters. Song Kol is known for its unique ecological system and rich biodiversity including various species of fish and birds. It is encircled by lush pastures called jailoo, which are used by local shepherds for grazing their livestock during the summer months. The area is renowned for its traditional nomadic lifestyle, with yurts dotted along the landscape offering a glimpse into the region's cultural heritage. The lake freezes over in winter and the road leading to it can be impassable, but during the warmer months, it becomes a popular destination for horse trekking, hiking, and experiencing the serene beauty of this isolated natural retreat.