Because of Kyrgyzstan’s rich cultural heritage, stunning landscape, and welcoming people, there are many unique experiences you can enjoy. Here are just 5.

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

If you’re travelling to Central Asia, then Kyrgyzstan is the perfect place to start. You’ll be welcomed by endless natural beauty. Just make sure you come at the right time of year – although there’s a fantastic network of homestays across the country, many of them open in the winter months, and roads can often be accessible. That’s good news for skiers!

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.

The two different ranges that cover most of Kyrgyzstan are the Pamir Alai and the Tien Shan “Celestial” Mountains.

Lake Issyk Kul is the second largest alpine lake in the world, second only to Lake Titicaca in South America.

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

Sayakbai Karalaev is one of the greatest Manas tellers on 20th century. His interpretation of Manas poem is considered as one of the fullest and accurate versions of all time.

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.

Central Asia is one of the least thoroughly surveyed area of modern world, which makes interest towards this region higher over years.