Kyrgyzstan

The Kalmak Ashuu Pass lies on the border between Issyk-Kul and Chüy regions. It forms a natural gateway between the village of Kalmak Ashuu in the Chong-Kemin Valley and the lakeside town of Balykchy on the shores of Issyk-Kul.

The gallery is located in the very center of Bishkek, not far from Ala-Too Square. It is a place for everyone who loves art. It is not just closed halls — often these are open or semi-open spaces where you can see paintings, works of art, and sometimes souvenirs or applied art.

The gallery features different types of art: from classical painting to contemporary works. Here you can see landscapes, scenes from life, paintings reflecting the culture, nature, and life of Kyrgyzstan.

The April Revolution Memorial is a special place in the center of Bishkek that reminds people of the events of April 7, 2010, when 87 people died. On that day, many citizens took to the streets to express their dissatisfaction with the government. The protests were violent, and dozens of people gave their lives for change in the country.

Erkindik Revolutionaries Square is located in the center of Bishkek. It is one of the city's important historical sites. The square was built during the Soviet era and is dedicated to the people who participated in the revolutionary events of the early 20th century in Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia. The main feature of the square is the Monument to the Revolutionaries, unveiled in 1978. It was created by the famous Kyrgyz sculptor Turgunbay Sadykov together with architect G. Kutateladze.

Ak-Tash, peaking at 3,853 m, is the only isolated mountainous formation at the heart of the Song Kul Lake basin. Located northeast of the lake, the range extends about 10 km long and 6 km wide. At its northeastern end, the Djaman Echki and Ak-Tash valleys converge to form the Djaman Echki Pass (3,341 m), which separates this massif from the Song Kul Too range.