Zaamin National Park

The park spans 156 square kilometers across the northern slopes of the Turkestan Range, reaching elevations from 1,700 to 3,571 meters above sea level.

The reserve, established in 1926 as Guralash Nature Preserve, stands as the first designated protected natural area in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

The 1970s sanatorium near the park continues to draw visitors seeking traditional herbal remedies and natural treatments within the mountain environment.

Four rivers intersect the territory, offering numerous spots for camping and hiking along 150 kilometers of marked trails throughout the protected area.

The park contains preserved dinosaur footprints within its deep gorges, while also providing habitat for snow leopards and Turkestan lynx in its forests.

Location: Zaamin District

Inception: 1926

GPS coordinates: 39.61300,68.50100

Latest update: March 10, 2025 15:57