Kyrgyzstan

The Barkan Mukashev Ethnographic Museum is a unique place where every visitor can plunge into the rich history and culture of the peoples of Central Asia. Located in the heart of the Ysyk-Kul region, this museum is not only a repository of precious artifacts, but also a living testimony to the centuries-old history of this region.

The Soek Pass, located in the Jeti Oguz district of Kyrgyzstan, is a high road pass that holds a significant place in the history of the ancient Silk Road. The name "Soek" in Kyrgyz language means "bones," which is thought to be due to the high altitude and barren landscape that surrounds the pass.

The Archaly Gorge in Naryn is a breathtaking piece of nature that amazes with its beauty and grandeur. Located in the Tien Shan Mountains, this gorge is known for its amazing landscapes and diverse natural riches.

Walking through the gorge, you will plunge into the atmosphere of wild and untouched nature. High cliffs framed by lush green forests and majestic waterfalls create amazing views that make you forget about the hustle and bustle of city life.

The Kurgak Ukok tract is located 12 km from the village of Kochkorka, in the Kochkor district of the Naryn region of Kyrgyzstan. It is a beautiful and picturesque place surrounded by mountains and meadows. 

Kol-Ukok Lake in Naryn Oblast is a magnificent natural wonder that amazes with its beauty and uniqueness. Located in the western part of the region, it is one of the most beautiful lakes in the region and attracts tourists from all over the world.

This lake, which was once a glacial lake, is surrounded by high mountains and snow-capped peaks, creating a unique atmosphere of solitude and tranquility. The water of the lake, clear and clean, reflects the surrounding mountains and sky, creating incredible scenery that makes you marvel at nature.

The Ters Tor tract in the Naryn region of Kyrgyzstan is a magical place, shrouded in legends and mystery, which attracts travelers with its mysterious atmosphere and natural beauty. 

Located in a picturesque valley among the mountains of the Naryn Range, the Ters Tor tract is known for its amazing rock formations and clear mountain streams. The rocks, carved by time and winds, form striking shapes that seem to have been created by the magic hand of nature.

A beautiful lake located in the southern gorge of the At-Djailoo valley, perched on top of a small cliff. In Kyrgyz, At-Djailoo means "horse pasture". This is a very nice day trip from the Jeti Oguz valley, a route for very good walkers. 

Tamga Tash means the "marked stone". There are three stones in total and they are several hundred metres apart, in the mountains 5km south of Tamga village.

The first stone reads OM MANE PADME HUM. The inscription on the stone could date from the period of the Dzungar Khanate 17-19th centuries. For this stone split in two, a Kyrgyz legend tells that a batyr once split the first Tamga-tash in two with his sword.