Beldersay

Beldersay is located right next to Chimgan and is particularly favored by experienced skiers and snowboarders for its high-quality powder snow and long downhill runs. The resort features one of the longest chairlifts in the region, stretching over three kilometers and taking visitors up to the Kumbel mountain. From the top, challenging slopes and vast freeride areas lead back to the base. The atmosphere here is often quieter and more authentic compared to the newer, flashier resorts. In the summer, Beldersay is an excellent base for trekking and hiking trips to nearby waterfalls and along the Beldersay River. At the summit of Kumbel, there is a meteorological station providing wide-open 360-degree views of the Chatkal range. Accommodations range from older-style hotels to private cottages. It is easily accessible by road from Tashkent. The best time for skiing is usually from January to March, while the summer months are excellent for outdoor exploration and enjoying the alpine scenery.

Nearby cities

Angren

Center of coal mining and the energy industry in the Tashkent region.

Chirchiq

Important industrial city near Tashkent, located in the valley of the river of the same name.

Olmaliq

Well-known mining city with large copper and zinc deposits at the foot of the Kurama Mountains.

Bekabad

A city located on the Syr Darya river, known for its steel industry.

Yangiyul

A fast-growing suburb of Tashkent with a significant food industry.

Amirsoy

The most modern all-season mountain resort in Uzbekistan, featuring world-class infrastructure.

Nature

Charvak Reservoir

A popular recreation area near Tashkent, formed by the Charvak Dam on the Chatkal River.

More places

Greater Chimgan

A prominent peak in the Tian Shan mountains, a popular destination for hikers and winter sports enthusiasts near Tashkent.

Angren Free Economic Zone

An industrial cluster near Tashkent, focusing on ceramics, building materials, and high-tech production.

Ugam-Chatkal National Park

An extensive national park in the western Tian Shan, valued for its diverse flora, fauna, and picturesque mountain gorges.

Angren Coal Mine

The largest coal mine in Uzbekistan, representing an important source of fuel for local thermal power plants.

Maxam-Chirchiq Chemical Plant

A leading producer of mineral fertilizers and other chemical products in Uzbekistan.

Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Complex

The largest center of copper metallurgy in Uzbekistan, also producing zinc, lead, and precious metals.

Mount Adelung

One of the highest peaks of the Pskem Range, known for its pristine alpine landscape and rugged rocks.

Mount Beshtor

A massive mountain giant in Uzbekistan, majestically towering over the northeastern valleys and bearing permanent snow.