Bazar-Korgon Key Biodiversity Area

The Babash-Ata ridge (about 100 kilometers long, up to 4427 meters above sea level) adjoins the Fergana ridge from the west. On the southwestern slopes of the ridge, mountain semi-desert vegetation is developed, at an altitude of 1600 - 2800 meters above sea level - relict forests of walnuts, wild apple trees, pears, cherry plums, etc. The belt of deciduous forests includes: walnut, maple, apple, cherry plum, pear, hawthorn, barberry, currant, rose hip.