Ski and splitboard touring in Central Asia means moving through mountain systems that most visiting skiers never reach. No lifts, no groomed runs, no resort infrastructure — just elevation, untracked terrain, and the people who have lived and worked in these ranges for generations.

We run small groups, move at the pace the mountain allows, and stay in locally-run basecamps rather than imported comfort. The cultural experience is not a side note — sharing a yurt camp with the families who operate it in winter, eating what they eat, moving through landscapes that are genuinely theirs, is part of what makes these trips different from a powder-hunting holiday in a more accessible range.

Conditions are serious and we treat them seriously. Some trips are fully guided; others suit experienced tourers who want a knowledgeable local partner rather than a leader. BORAN — the Turkic word for the force of winter itself — is the name we give this. It describes the terrain honestly.