Land of Celestial Mountains
Where nomadic traditions meet untouched wilderness
Capital
Bishkek
Population
~7 million
Area
199,951 km²
Language
Kyrgyz, Russian
Currency
Som (KGS)
Time Zone
UTC+6
Discover Breathtaking Places
From crystal-clear alpine lakes to ancient Silk Road ruins, explore Kyrgyzstan's most iconic destinations
Issyk-Kul Lake
World's Second-Largest Alpine Lake
Naryn Oblast
Song-Kul Lake
High-Altitude Nomadic Paradise
Chuy Oblast
Ala-Archa National Park
Alpine Adventure Near the Capital
Issyk-Kul Oblast
Karakol & Jeti-Oguz
Trekking Hub & Seven Bulls
Osh Oblast
Osh & Sulayman-Too
Ancient Silk Road City
Naryn Oblast
Tash Rabat
15th Century Silk Road Caravanserai
Best Times to Explore
Each season offers unique experiences - find the perfect time for your adventure
Summer Highlights
- All mountain passes open
- Nomadic yurt camps active
- Perfect for trekking and lake visits
- Festival season
Recommended Activities
Experience Authentic Nomadic Life
Kyrgyzstan is one of the last places on Earth where nomadic traditions remain a living part of daily life. Sleep in a yurt, learn eagle hunting from masters, ride horses across endless steppes, and share meals cooked over open fires.
Yurt Stays
Traditional felt homes
Eagle Hunting
4,000-year tradition
Horse Culture
Ride like a nomad
Local Cuisine
Home-cooked feasts
Ready for Your Adventure?
Start planning your journey to the heart of Central Asia. Our comprehensive travel guide has everything you need to make your trip unforgettable.
What Visitors Say
Hear from travelers who discovered the magic of Kyrgyzstan
"The most breathtaking landscapes I've ever seen. Song-Kul at sunrise changed my life."
Michael Chen
Canada
"Staying with nomadic families and learning their traditions was the highlight of my travels."
Emma Schmidt
Germany
"Karavshin's granite spires rival anything in Patagonia. A climber's paradise."
Alex Rodriguez
Spain