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

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.

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.

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

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.

Not too long ago in June, I paid a visit to my friends in Kyrgyzstan and came back with a collection of wonderful photos of the night sky from my trip.

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

Kyrgyzstan holds several noteworthy Silk Road sites if you want to check out some Silk Road history.

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.

Adventure on Motorcycles Enduro along mountain roads and trails in Kyrgyzstan.

A four-days hiking in Terskey Ala-Too Mountains. Southern side of Issyk-Kul Lake (Tien-Shan).

We managed to visit the most distant places of that relatively small, but vivid country, and it took from us just 14 days.

For those who like off-piste, backcounry skiing, vast spaces and lots of snow!

First place that we visited, when we finally arrived to Kyrgyzstan, was Tash-Rabat, marvelous green alpine valley...

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.

The feeling of flying and beautiful mountain scenery of the Tien Shan. Great impression!

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

There was no connection with the outside world, it’s just you and wild nature.

Incredible trip of our Belgian guest Tito Tomasi across the mountains of Kyrgyzstan! His trip can inspire anyone to go on the same journey!

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

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

Guests from Norway enjoy a freeride on the slopes of Teskey Ala-Too.

Excellent video created by Alexei Nikitin. Author had used quadrocopter and cameras of GoPro in the movie.

There was no question about which one would be my choice for where to stay around and spend an extended period of time: Kyrgyzstan.