8 days tour 5

Day 1: Bishkek – Ala Archa – Bishkek
On coming to the country like Kyrgyzstan guests are met in Manas International Airport on cars for rent. Then there is a tour to the capital Bishkek and its sightseeing – Pobeda Square (Victory Square), Duboviy Park (Oak Park), Central Ala-Too Square, Old Square, National Philharmonic. Then everyone is going to see the beauties of Ala Archa gorge. This is a natural park in 45km from the city. In the past times it was impossible to get here and just have a walk, but for now all people can enter the territory and enjoy the views. Night will be in the hotel.

Day 2: Bishkek – Burana – Issyk Kul northern shore
Happy to take you to the most popular lake of the country, Issyk Kul lake. Guests tend to travel here and make an obligatory tour to the height of 1608m above sea level. It is also popular for the way leading to it – here we visit the Burana tower. It is known to emerge in the 11^th century, the locals of the past put the balbals around it, now it is the sort of the museum under the open air. Night will be in the hotel.

Day 3: Issyk Kul Lake – Karakol
For the people to get to Karakol city it is necessary to make a view of ancient stone inscriptions and petroglyphs of 2000 years old. When we have seen all of the petroglyphs we make a way to the city. Being here it is advised to travel to the Dungan mosque and wooden Orthodox Church. This time we are making a tour along the north of the country. Night will be in the hotel.

Day 4: Karakol – Altin Arashan – Karakol
Having a desire to see all of the beauties of Kyrgyzstan, guests are getting to Altin Arashan Gorge. In translation it means “Golden Spa”. The gorge is precious for being the home of Tian-Shan fir trees. This gorge is perfect for hiking and horse riding. Being here picnic will be organized with evening dinner in the restaurant. Night will be in the hotel.

Day 5: Karakol – Jeti Oguz – Issyk Kul southern shore – Kochkor
Happy to see you in Jeti Oguz gorge and welcome to get to the top of the Broken Heart Mountain. Panorama here is amazing and can’t be described. Bokonbaeva village is the next destination of the tour, and here we can witness the eagle-hunting show. This show is rather emotional and interesting. Night is going to be at the home of the locals.

Day 6: Kochkor – Tash Rabat
Tash Rabat Caravanserai is known as the Stone Castle of the 14^th century. This building is unique as being located in the very mountain. So that there is the only one way in and out. It was made this way for no one to escape as Tash Rabat is the prison of the past. There are about 31 rooms and in some places holes in floor. These are prison cells. Night will be in yurts, as having night in the Castle is uncomfortable and a little scary.

Day 7: Tash Rabat – Kochkor – Bishkek
We are sad as the tour comes to an end and we have to return back. But before getting back we travel to Kochkor village. This village is popular for the skills of the locals of felt carpet creation. They literally can create a carpet with their own hands. There is also a museum of handicraft things. Carpets are made up with decorations of sliver and various pictures. Then the night will be in the hotel of Bishkek.

Day 8: Airport
Morning transfer to airport.

Transport:
02 pax – Mitsubishi Delica
04-10 pax – Mercedes Sprinter

Price per person:
02 pax – 960 $
04 pax – 660 $
06 pax – 515 $
08 pax – 445 $
10 pax – 405 $
Single – 110 $

Early check-in – 35 $
Single early check-in – 60 $

English speaking guide – 530 $ per group

All dinners included– 105 $
All lunches and dinners included – 210 $

2 people in one yurt (now 4 pax) – 15 $ per person

Service includes:
- Transport
- Accommodation:
  Bishkek – “Discovery” 3* or “Garden” 4*
  Issyk Kul – “Karven” Resort
  Karakol – “Karagat” Hotel 4* or “Green Yard” Boutique Hotel
  Kochkor – Homestay
Tash Rabat – Yurts (4 pax in 1)
- Entrance tickets to all museums
- Mineral water supply during the tour

Service does not include:
- Visa
- Meals
- Single rooms
- Early check-in
- Travel insurance
- English speaking guide