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Kyrgyzstan Tours: 1912 Travel
Actions: Walking tour
Destination: Kyrgyzstan
Duration: 9 days
On day 1. Purchase of the airport "Manas". Go to Bishkek. The day begins with breakfast building. In the evening, dinner will be provided. Suddenly the hotel.
On day 2. Ship Valley Shamsi. Lunch on the road. I will eat Tujuk Valley. In the evening, dinner will be provided. Suddenly in tents.
On day 3. The day begins with breakfast building. Trekking for over Tujuk (3700 m). In the evening, dinner will be provided. Suddenly in tents.
On day 4. Trekking to Tujuk Passage. Trekking for not calling the meeting Movement of rock Kel-Lac. In the evening, dinner will be provided. Suddenly in tents.
Day 5. I will eat Polosaty Passage. Lunch will be provided along the way. Suddenly in tents.
Day 6. Trekking in Kegety throat. In the evening, dinner will be provided. Suddenly in tents.
On day 7. Trekking in Kegety throat. In the evening, dinner will be provided. Suddenly in tents.
On day 8. The morning. Go to Bishkek. In the evening, dinner will be provided. Suddenly the hotel.
Day 9. Go to the airport for the flight.


Issyk-Ata gorge. Located on the northern slope of the ridge Kyrgyzskogo Ala-Too in the Issyk-Ata district, 77 km from Bishkek. Extends from the southwest to the northeast to 50 km. The width of the bottom 1.5 miles, beginning at an altitude of 4500 m, the end at an altitude of 1000 meters steep slopes (35-50 º), the height from the bottom of 800-1200 m on the slopes of the undergrowth, juniper forests, grassland vegetation, flowing river of the same name with waterfalls .
 The water that flows here, attracts people for many centuries. This was the place of the first settlers in the 19th century the inhabitants of the settlements found in the water quality of healing. On a large rock engraved image of Buddha, about the 10th century. Nearby lived in a cave Uzbek shaman, known for its healing abilities. After her son and husband were killed as Basmachi, she led a solitary life. Turkic nomads worshiped these sources.