Historical Sites

Historical Museum named after Asankanov is located in Jeti-Oguz district in An-Oston village. Here you can see old things that were used by the inhabitants of An-Oston village and also in the museum you can see ancient finds that were found in An-Oston village. 

The Alymbekov Historical Museum is located in Zheti-Oguz district in the village of An-Oston in the kindergarten there you can learn about the history of the village and the history of Alymbekov

The museum is located in the village of Sheker. Chingiz Aitmatov lived in the village of Sheker in the Talas region, where the museum is located. The Chingiz Aitmatov Historical Museum is a place where fans of his work, as well as people interested in the culture and history of Kyrgyzstan, can immerse themselves in his legacy and learn more about this outstanding writer.

The Cholponbai Tuloberdiev Memorial Museum is located in Talas Oblast, more precisely in the village of Cholponbai. Its opening was held solemnly on May 9, in honor of Victory Day. Special attention was paid to the 3D documentary film about Cholponbai Tuloberdiev, which tells about his life and exploits in a more visual and interesting form. The movie allows the viewer to plunge into the world of Cholponbai and get a better idea of his exploits on the battlefield.

In 1932, Ella Maillart, a Swiss adventurer, describes the market of Kyzyl Suu, formerly Pakrovka, in her book "From the Celestial Mountains to the Red Sands". She makes a last supply before leaving to search for the basmatchis who were hiding in the Tien Shan mountains. The market is in the centre of the village on the main road south of Lake Issyk Kul.

You can find everything here, but the main reason for coming is fresh bread, meat, fruit, vegetables and dairy products.

The Minaret of Jam is an ancient Islamic monument located in the western province of Ghor in Afghanistan. It is a tall, tapered brick tower that stands approximately 65 meters (213 feet) high and is adorned with intricate brickwork and ornamental Kufic inscriptions.

The Ethnographic Museum named after Totubaev Ermek in Kyrgyzstan is a real pearl of the country’s cultural heritage, representing the richness and diversity of ethnic groups, traditions and customs of the Kyrgyz people.

Located in Chon Kyzyl-Suu, the museum offers a unique opportunity to plunge into the history and culture of Kyrgyzstan through exhibitions representing various aspects of the life and everyday life of local residents.

The Tatar mosque in the city of Karakol is a majestic structure that embodies the rich heritage of Tatar culture and religious heritage. This architectural monument attracts attention with its grace and architectural harmony, and also demonstrates the diversity of cultures present in this region.

To the west of Karatorpok-Keskesdala high plateau and Rangkul village, the lake is endehoric, and flows into the neighboring lake, Rangkul lake, which is about the same size, about 5km long. It fills up with snowmelt and is completely frozen over in winter. Depending on the year or the season, these two lakes can double in size.
13 km from the main M41 road, you can visit these lakes when traveling between Lake Karakul and the capital of the eastern Pamirs, Murgab.