Kyrgyzstan

Talas Airport is located in the regional center of the same name at an altitude of 1,266 meters above sea level. It is a regional airport serving domestic flights of Kyrgyzstan.

The airport is located in the western part of Kyrgyzstan, in the valley of the Talas River, in close proximity to the city of the same name. Talas is the administrative center of the oblast of the same name and an important transportation hub of the region.

The runway of Talas airport is designed to serve the following types of aircraft:

An-2, An-26, An-28
Avro RJ85
UAE-146
Yak-40

Nestled among the jagged peaks of the Tian Shan, the Turgen Ak-Suu valley stretches like a forgotten path of the gods, a secret passage where time seems to stand still. Here, nature reigns supreme, sculpting landscapes with the seasons and the eternal winds blowing from the high snows of the Turgen Ak-Suu glacier. 

Eco-farm “Fazenda” is a unique place in the Jalal-Abad region, where care for nature and striving for quality environmentally friendly products are combined. The main pride of the farm is natural loofah loofah loofah loofah, grown using only organic methods.
In addition, there are 10 types of grapes, peaches, pomegranates and apricots, which fascinate with their taste and aroma. The farm organizes fascinating tours for its guests, where you can learn about the growing and harvesting process. You can also enjoy tasting fresh fruits and grapes, feel the taste of real natural products.

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 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.

The bus station in Naryn is an important transport hub connecting the city with other regions of Kyrgyzstan and neighboring provinces. It is located in a convenient part of the city and serves both local and intercity routes.

On June 23, 2001, on the eve of the 10th anniversary of Kyrgyzstan's Independence, the AS Art Gallery was inaugurated in the city of Naryn. Over the years, it has become a significant cultural center of the region, attracting the attention of both local residents and visitors to the country. The gallery presents works of famous masters from Kyrgyzstan and other countries, including the USA, France and Great Britain, which emphasizes its international status.