Koksu, referring to the scenic Koksu Gorge and River within the Ugam-Chatkal National Park near Burchmulla, Uzbekistan, is a prime destination for nature lovers and trekkers. Accessibility often involves off-road vehicle transport followed by hiking, with guided tours highly recommended for safety and navigation, especially for reaching landmarks like Koksu Waterfall. While experienced trekkers might attempt solo visits, the remote and challenging terrain makes a guide preferable. The best time to visit is late spring (April-May) or early autumn (September-October) to avoid extreme temperatures and snow, as winter access is often restricted. Costs can range from $50-$150+ per person for a day trip with transport and guide, increasing for multi-day treks, plus national park entrance fees. A typical visit can range from a full day's hike to a 2-3 day trek to fully explore the area's natural beauty. Visitors should carry sufficient water, wear sturdy hiking boots, and be aware that permits may be required for certain areas, usually handled by tour operators.