Nine Days Trip

Bishkek

Bishkek, the vital northern capital of the Kyrgyz Republic, is located on the border with Kazakhstan. The city still retains the former Soviet Asian features, as it contains many green spaces, parks, and gardens next to buildings and monuments dating back to the Soviet era. The city also includes many Soviet monuments and cultural institutions, including the National Historical Museum and Ala-Too Square, where a daily changing of the Kyrgyz flag guards takes place

The capital, Bishkek includes:

• Visit the city’s main landmarks in full.
• Alato main square.
• Historical Museum.
• Manas statue.
• White House .
• Kashkasu overlook.
• Alarcha Nature Reserve.
• Chun Korchak Valley.
• Wadi Alam El Din and 12 Burners Resort.
• Chinese market .
• Osh Popular Market.
• City malls
• Fayza Popular Restaurant.
• Al-Rasha Lake and Dam.
• Lake Beat Jais.
• Visit a Hawaiian resort.
• The ancient city of Burana

Caracol

It is a city in Kyrgyzstan located east of Lake Issyk-Kul, an hour and a half away by car.
It is a quiet city with a simple urban character, preserving the natural landscape, and there are many natural places waiting to be explored . caracol area includes:

• Geti Oguz Valley.
• Jabal Al-Maksar.
• The seven mountains.
• Wadi Cook Jake.
• Tin Arashan Valley.
• A waterfall of girls’ tears.
• Barskun Waterfall.
• World Ski Station (according to the fire) There is a cable car at an altitude of 3,045 meters above sea level.
• The mosque without songs.
• The historical Holy Trinity.
• The spa in Getty Oguz.
• Zoo (depending on fire)

Suusamyr Valley

A mountainous area with plateaus covered with vegetables, and one of the best areas for grazing, where there are horses, sheep, cows, and many other animals.

Suusamyr region (Kstadt events) includes:
• Camping in a VIP camp directly on the river.
• Horse riding (as desired).
• Buying slaughtered animals.
• Try horse milk (as desired)

Lake Issyk-Kul

It is considered one of the most beautiful lakes in Kyrgyzstan. It is a collection of river water and melting snow throughout the year, which is why its waters are cold. It is also the main source of fish wealth in Kyrgyzstan. Its length reaches 180 km, its width reaches 85 km, and its depth reaches 600 metres. More than 3,000 rivers flow into it from the surrounding mountains, and it includes resorts and hotels with all services and supplies.

Lake Issyk-Kul includes:
• An open day for recreation on the lake.
• Spirit of Urdu Historical Museum.
• Qartshin Valley.
• Gerigorevsky Valley.
• Seminorovsky mountain lakes.
• A cruise on the lake (upon request)

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