Summer is prime time for lots of outdoor activities, sightseeing, and traveling in Kyrgyzstan.

Nomads can live off the land and move with its ebb and flow. They’re resourceful and self-sufficient. They know how to and actually make many of their daily necessities by hand.

Every year since 2006 last week of June in Kyrgyzstan is a week of International “Oimo” festival.

In winter there is ample opportunity to go skiing and snowboarding on the slopes of the Tien Shan Mountains and to enjoy their majestic scenery.

Felt is a dense textile material without any threads, manufactured from felted wool.

Some of the coolest moments in my travels have been unexpected, pleasant conversations with people I met along the way. Kyrgyzstan is no different.

Kyrgyzstan has several traditional dishes that have been refined and perfected over time.

Shyrdak - Kyrgyz National felt carpet with patterns composed of major contrasting colors.

Kyrgyzstan is a country of celestial mountains, crystal-clear lakes, amazing nomadic culture, and distinctive traditions. 

There are almost 2000 lakes in Kyrgyzstan; between its multitudes of lakes and rivers, it’s certainly the lushest of all the Central Asian countries.

Winter in Kyrgyzstan is truly beautiful and amazing. It's time for real adventure on the slopes of the Tien Shan.

My visit to house-museum of the most famous Kyrgyz writer.

We would like to offer you a fascinating off-road tours across Kyrgyzstan!

Go to the places, where no man has ever stepped before! And you know how? By a helicopter!

From end of December to March you can enjoy these brilliant creations of nature in the gorges of the southern shore of Issyk-Kul lake.

Who haven’t gone anywhere during the summer it is not the time for despair, autumn in Kyrgyzstan is known for its warm weather and light rains.

Nowadays healthy lifestyle became a trend that arouses many positive voices across Kyrgyzstan.

In 2000s, while the beach tourism occupied more than 90% of the market, and allowed a few percent to mountaineering.

Kyrgyz Ala-Too Range is part of the Tien Shan Mountains and extends 375 km from the Boom gorge in the east to the Talas region in the west.

The power that radiates from a waterfall is practically tangible. Maybe that’s why they’re so fascinating. Kyrgyzstan contains over 30 waterfalls of note, but I’ve compiled a list of 8 that I think are particularly beautiful ones that make good destinations for a trip.

For centuries horse was a center of spiritual and economic life of Kyrgyz tribes.

The first time I sat down with a nomadic family for dinner, I lost count of how many dairy products were on the table. I couldn’t believe it!  There was cream, kurut, fresh butter, kymyz, fresh milk for tea, and the list goes on.

When springtime finally rolls around in Kyrgyzstan, it’s a monumental breath of fresh air. The whole country adorns itself with a fresh coat of flowers.

Do you know what it takes for handling an emergency, while you travel abroad?