Nomadic Spirit Tour In Kyrgyzstan - 4 Days

Route: Bishkek - Son-Kul Lake - Tash-Rabat Caravanserai - Naryn - Bishkek

95% of the territory of the Naryn Region is located at an altitude of more than 1000 m above sea level and this is a monoethnic region of the country, where more than 90% are Kyrgyz. Due to the relative remoteness of the region from trade routes, wars, communication with the outside world, in Naryn, like nowhere else, nomadic life and way of life that has not changed for many centuries have been preserved, the nomadic DNA of the Kyrgyz in the form of a richer and more archaic language and wider traditional elements. This means that the main tourist attraction of the region is the cultural heritage and people.

The traditional flavor of Naryn is complemented by such sights as Son-Kul Lake, which is translated from Kyrgyz as the "Last Lake", located at an altitude of 3016 m above sea level, this lake was associated by nomads as the last lake on the way to heaven, where every summer the sons of heaven gathered nomads for the summer pasture, a tradition that continues to this day; Mountain pastures Eki-Naryn, the confluence of large and small Naryn; Kel-Suu Lake, located near the border of China, at an altitude of 3400 m above sea level, fascinates with its turquoise hue and virgin flora and fauna; The historical caravanserai Tash Rabat, at an altitude of 3200 m above sea level, was built in the 15th century on the Great Silk Road, becoming a haven for traders and travelers along the road linking the Ferghana and Chuy valleys with Kashgar. A 3-day tour of the Naryn Region will open the doors to the authentic nomadic world of the Kyrgyz people.