Manas
Kyrgyzstan
The Suluu Toer Lakes are nestled on the northern slopes of the Kyrgyz Alatoo mountain range. They can be easily reached on foot from the northern entrance of the Too-Ashuu tunnel, following the old road leading to the Too-Ashuu (or Ashuusu) Pass. The lower lake, a square-shaped basin, spans 160 meters in width and sits at an altitude of 3,191 meters. The upper lake, nearly 200 meters wide, lies 300 meters higher at an elevation of 3,245 meters. This area is perfect for a scenic 5-kilometer hike, taking approximately two hours each way.
Too-Ashuu
Kyrgyzstan
Too-Ashuu Pass, perched at over 3585 meters above sea level, is much more than just a mountain crossing; it is one of Kyrgyzstan's most spectacular and iconic routes. It connects the lush Chui Valley with the vast alpine Suusamyr Valley, crossing the powerful Kyrgyz Alatoo range thanks to impressive infrastructure.
Too-Ashuu
Kyrgyzstan
This stunning restaurant is housed within the world's largest yurt, a beautifully crafted and spacious structure that spans 350 square meters. Here, diners can enjoy a truly unique dining experience surrounded by the beauty of traditional Kyrgyz culture and design.
1a Karagul Akmata Str.
Alamedin region
Kok-Jar village
Kyrgyzstan
Fans of mountaineering in the gorge It is scarlet – Arch will be able to test the strength at tops. Here such tops as Two-horned (4380 m), Corona (4860 m) and peak of Semenova-Tyan-Shanskogo (4875 m) - the highest point of all Kyrgyz Ala-Too are located. In the same place all routes of the fifth category of difficulty are concentrated. Each of these tops has on several classified routes.
Also there are peaks:
Ala-Archa
Kyrgyzstan
Kara-Balta is located 62 km from Bishkek.
The city has a rich history. She was called Shish-Debe, Shish-Tepe. But the best known of names is Nuzket. Kara-Balta (Nuzket) was one of the most important centers on the Silk Road and the largest industrial crossroads in the Chui region. The town was an important medieval village. Travelers could spend the night here, protect themselves from thieves, sell or trade goods with profit. And the goods that were produced here, went to distant lands on the Silk Road. The town has become a link between mountains and plains.
The ancient city of Navekat.
It is located 36 km east of Bishkek. Here the ruins of the ancient city Navekat (New Town), one of the cities on the Silk Road, have been preserved. Navekat was founded in the 6th century and was a trading center of the ancient Turkish khanates. The northern branch of the Silk Road passed here. It flourished from the 6th to the 12th century.
The city of Navekat has a citadel, two Shahristan ("city" in Arabic) and a suburb.
Krasnaya Rechka
Kyrgyzstan
The ruins of the ancient city of Ak-Beshim are located south of Tokmok, near the village of the same name. It was here that the city of Suyab once stood—one of the most important centers of the Great Silk Road in the Chuy Valley.
In the 5th–10th centuries, Suyab was a major commercial and political city where caravans from China, Central Asia, and the Middle East converged. Merchants, diplomats, and travelers passed through its streets, and along with goods, ideas, religions, and cultures of different peoples spread here.
Ak-Beshim
Kyrgyzstan