Wellness

Tsenkher Hot Springs, nestled in the Arkhangai Province of central Mongolia, are renowned for their natural beauty and therapeutic properties. These springs, located approximately 30 kilometers northwest of Tsetserleg, the capital of Arkhangai Province, are fed by underground geothermal sources, resulting in water temperatures ranging from 86°F (30°C) to 194°F (90°C). Rich in minerals like sulfur, calcium, and magnesium, the waters are believed to offer various health benefits, including relaxation, stress relief, and relief from skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis.

Thermal spring in Chon-Kyzyl-Suu Gorge . It is located in the most beautiful landscape in the embrace of high mountains. It is good for your health. The composition of the sulphide mineral water. Useful for all diseases. You can also have a guest room at our place for you. All kinds of national dishes.

Imagine stepping into a realm where the air is crisp and the sun bestows its golden touch more generously than anywhere else at similar elevations. Nestled at the mouth of the Djergalan River, just 10 kilometers northeast of Karakol and a scenic drive of 390 kilometers from Bishkek, lies the climatic-balneo-mud sanatorium "Djergalan." 

The hot spring of Bibi Fatima-Zahro (name of the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad) is located at 3200 meters alt. on the heights of the village of Yamchun, near the river. According to beliefs, it is also a place of worship.

The thermal spring would have healing properties against urological and gynecological diseases, digestive problems, etc. The locals also believe that being exposed to water improves female fertility. Although located in the high mountains, it has a temperature above 40 degrees Celsius all year round.

Hot springs "Tiger King" is a unique natural phenomenon, the personification of strength and vitality. Situated among emerald forests and mountain peaks, they seem to invite travelers into the healing embrace of nature.

The water from these springs is rich in minerals and warmth, creating ideal conditions for relaxation and wellness. Whether in gently pulsating hot baths or in the pleasant coolness of natural pools, everyone can find their own source of inner harmony and tranquility.

The first hydrographic study of the valley was made by N.G. Kassil in 1914. From 1926, in-depth studies were carried out on the composition of the radioactive thermal waters. And in 1931, the construction of the sanatorium began. 

Discover Tuz-Kol: Kyrgyzstan’s Natural “Dead Sea”

Nestled on the southern shore of Lake Issyk-Kul, the second-largest mountain lake in the world, lies Tuz-Kol, a small hypersaline lake known as the Dead Lake. Situated at an altitude of about 1,600 meters, Tuz-Kol is framed by rolling steppe, dramatic cliffs, and distant snow-capped peaks of the Tien Shan. Its unique location offers a stunning contrast between the shimmering turquoise waters of Issyk-Kul nearby and the dark, mineral-rich waters of Tuz-Kol itself.

A Natural Wellness Retreat

One of the side valleys of Juku Valley.

Popular for its local hot spring and the cave of the 300 sheep.

The Swiss journalist and traveller Ella Maillart passed by this valley in 1932 during her trip to Central Asia.

The Jukkuchak valley is really well described in her book, Turkestan Solo, you can walk up the valley while reading the book and identify the places she wrote about.

Nowadays, the natural hot springs are famous among locals. Entrance fee is 100 soms.

The recreation center "Znaki" is located on the southern coast of Issyk-Kul - even more environmentally friendly than the northern one - and is in direct proximity to gorges and waterfalls. 

This is a space where everyone can find the opportunity to meet themselves, where you can completely escape from everyday life: walk barefoot, free yourself from the conventions imposed by the world, restore your energy, gain a charge of strength and vigor and breathe deeply again.

Some 10 km from Karakol, on the top of the village of Ak-Suu (anc. Teplokluchenka), wellknown for curatives mineral water and its sanatorium.