Kyrgyzstan (the official name of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan) is one of the countries of Central Asia. It borders with Kazakhstan in the north, Uzbekistan in the north, Tajikistan in the south and China in the north. After gaining independence in 1991, Bishkek was the capital of Kyrgyzstan. The country has a mountainous region, which has an incredibly beautiful nature, traditional nomads. The Tien Shan ridge dominates in Kyrgyzstan. The mountains are great for hiking. You can make many adventure trips such as bicycles, water sports, hiking, horseback riding and spending the night in nomadic yurts.

Traveling in Kyrgyzstan

To see the treasures of the Kyrgyz:
Travelers can start with the traditional eastern colorful market in Bishkek and at the Dordoy base, the largest market in Central Asia. Continuing to visit the second largest alpine lakes in the world, Issyk-Kul and Son-Kul, they stopped in a yurt near Tash-Rabat, as well as in the fabulous Ala Archa National Park.

Traveling in Kyrgyzstan

To discover a part of the world few others get to see.
Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan are three countries, which in general include parts of  Fergana Valley and Central Asia as well. You can trek amidst meadows, conifer forests and wildflowers of Tien Shan and Pamir ranges, camping near crystal –clear mountain rivers and lakes.  We also can stop for overnight in or behind nomadic camp, to see how these hardy people live in their mountainous oasis.