Weekend tours

If you like horse ride, you can a have horse riding program in Chon Kemin. It takes almost two hours there. Horses always played an important part in Kyrgyz life. They used to say that horses are man's wings. It is impossible to imagine a nomad without a horse. Now you also have a chance to ride it from Chon Kemin village to the bottom of Tien Shan Mountains. Read the tour... 

Issyk Ata is a beautiful gorge and also it is famous for its hot springs. It takes just two hours to get there. It is a beautiful gorge and you can have a light track to a mountain waterfall. There is a small pass that leads you to it. Then you can have a picnic nearby. Also as an option you can go to an open swimming pool with mineral hot springs. You will swim there and enjoy the picturesque view of mountains around! Read the tour... 

Bishkek is the capital of Kyrgyzstan. It is a young city but it actually has an extraordinary history. It is unimaginable that 131 years ago it looked like as a flat step without a single tree - and now it is one of the greenest cities in Kyrgyzstan and even in the whole Central Asia! Many people wanted to live here, but Kyrgyz people managed to save it for their next generations. Your guide will tell you its history and you will see the most famous places of our beautiful city! Read the tour... 

Burana Tower was built in 11 century. There was a successful city on the Great Silk Road - Balasagun. A lot of traders were coming to that place to sell their good and spend a night. There is a Tower that is 24 meters high now. At that time it was 45 meters high but because of the earthquake in 15 century it fell down. This tower was used as a sign for travelers and traders, as a watching tower and as a place to call local people to pray. After the earthquake in the 15 century people were scared to stay in the city. They thought that God damned that place. That is way all inhabitants left the city in a hurry. Our archeologist found many artifacts there and you can see some of them in a local museum. Some artifacts were taken to Russian in Soviet time. The houses and structures in Balasagun were made of clay and they melt on account of time. At the present you can see only the tower and a hill nearby that is conjectured to be khan's palace. Read the tour...