Villages

Munduz is a small village located in the Issyk-Kul Region of Kyrgyzstan. It falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the Jeti-Ögüz District. The village is recognized by its Kyrgyz name, "Мундуз." As of 2021, the population of Munduz was reported to be 707 residents. It serves as the chef-lieu, which means the administrative center, of the Ak-Döbö aïl ökmöt, which can be understood as a municipality or local administrative division.

Welcome to the village of Darkan, a unique corner of Kyrgyzstan located in the Darkan rural district. Here you can immerse yourself in the living history of the Kyrgyz people, enjoy traditions and feel the real atmosphere of rural life.
Feel the Spirit of the Kyrgyz Village

Orgochor village is located 3 km from the district centre, 1784 m from sea level. The total area of the village is 14804 hectares. Orgochor Village Council consists of 4 villages: Orgochor with a population of 2806 people, Bosh-Beshik 1562, Kurgak-Airik 267 and Podgorniy 1049 people. There is a large TV tower at the peak of Orgochor mountain.

Saruu village consists of three villages: Saruu, Issyk-Kul Sanatorium and Juuku village. All villages are located in a mountainous area, 7 km to the district centre and 36 km to the regional centre. 1800 m from sea level. It is also 180 km from the railway and 360 km from the capital of Kyrgyzstan.
 

The population of Saruu village is 8501, Issyk-Kul sanatorium 374 and Juuku village 60. 

There is a lake Issyk-Kul nearby.

Chong-Jargylchak is a small village of 1000 inhabitants located between Barskoon and Kichi-Jargylchak, on the southern shore of Lake Issyk Kul. 

The village is not only known for its beautiful bay but also for its green orchards and fields. It is the starting point to visit its long valley of almost 25 km, and its river which originates mainly from the Korolkova glacier which rises to almost 4800 meters. There are several small glacial lakes, the largest of which is at the foot of Panfilovtsev Peak. 

Yrdyk is a small village located approximately 7 kilometers west of Karakol city in Kyrgyzstan. 

The village was established in 1877 under the name of Marinskoe, which was later changed to Dyishin before being renamed to Yrdyk. The village was founded on the site of the former Dungan village of Mariinskoye.

Kara-Suu in Naryn village is an amazing place that delights with its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.

Located in a picturesque valley amidst a mountain range, Kara-Suu is famous for its crystal clear mountain streams and amazing green meadows. It is an ideal place to relax and picnic in nature, where you can enjoy the fresh air and peaceful noise of nature.

Discover the hidden gem of Svetlaya Polyana, where the ancient art of komuz-making meets the majestic beauty of the Siuttubulak valley. 

Our village is home to skilled artisans who craft the traditional Kyrgyz komuz (string instrument) using the wood of wild apricot trees, providing a unique and authentic experience for music lovers.

A small village on the northern shore of Lake Issyk Kul. The inhabitants of this village live mainly from agriculture, mainly apricots and other fruits. The village is popular for its natural hot springs in the vicinity, used for bathing and relaxation. This locality offers an authentic experience of Kyrgyz village life.