Alay Valley

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Alay Valley is a high-altitude valley in southern Kyrgyzstan, known for its broad grasslands, dramatic mountain scenery, and role as a historic corridor between Central and South Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
valley
borderedBy Tajikistan NERFINISHED
climate continental high-mountain climate
connectedTo Ferghana Valley NERFINISHED
Pamir region NERFINISHED
contains alpine meadows
glacial and periglacial landforms
steppe grasslands
country Kyrgyzstan NERFINISHED
crossedBy Kyzyl-Art Pass NERFINISHED
Taldyk Pass NERFINISHED
drainageBasin Syr Darya basin NERFINISHED
elevation approximately 3000–3500 metres above sea level
geologicalSetting intermontane depression
hasSettlement Daroot-Korgon NERFINISHED
Sary-Tash NERFINISHED
highestSurroundingPeaks over 7000 metres
historicalRole corridor between Central Asia and South Asia
inhabitedBy Kyrgyz people NERFINISHED
knownFor broad grasslands
dramatic mountain scenery
high-altitude pastures
traditional nomadic livestock herding
livestock horses
sheep
yaks
locatedIn Osh Region NERFINISHED
southern Kyrgyzstan
mainRiver Kyzyl-Suu River NERFINISHED
near China NERFINISHED
Lenin Peak NERFINISHED
partOf Central Asia NERFINISHED
roadConnection M41 Pamir Highway NERFINISHED
Osh–Sary-Tash–Irkeshtam road NERFINISHED
runsAlong east–west axis
separates Alay Range from Trans-Alay Range NERFINISHED
surroundedBy Alay Range NERFINISHED
Trans-Alay Range NERFINISHED
tourismActivity horseback tourism
mountaineering
trekking
traditionalEconomy pastoralism
traversedBy branches of the Silk Road
historic trade routes
usedFor summer grazing (jailoo)
vegetationZone montane and alpine grassland

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Alay Mountains hasValley Alay Valley