Name of tour: 6 days tour

Length: 7 days 

Places of interest: Bishkek, Chunkurchak, Burana, Karakol, Tash Rabat, Naryn

Day 1: Bishkek – Chunkurchak – Bishkek
Our driver and guide will wait you at Manas International Airport and accompany you to Bishkek, the capital city of Kyrgyzstan. It will take about 30 minutes. We will start our day from city tour. You will open new places as Pobeda Square (Victory Square), Duboviy Park (Oak Park), Central Ala-Too Square, Old Square, National Philharmonic and other no less interesting locations. In the afternoon we will continue our tour to Chunkurchak gorge. It is small but stunning gorge of our country. The word “chunkurchak” means “hollow”. In addition, the territory of the gorge is a National Biological Reserve. In the spring time you can catch flowers all around. In the winter you can try to ski cause the skiing area will be open. It is great zone to spend time with friends or family. Later on you will be transferred to Bishkek and spend the night is in a hotel. 

Day 2: Bishkek – Burana – Chon Kemin
In the morning we will go to the Chon Kemin gorge. Before that you will visit Burana tower. Its history dedicated to 11^th century. It was minaret in ancient time. Nowadays you can see balbals on the territory and a museum. On request you can climb to the top of the tower. In Chon Kemin you will acquaint with local family, they will prepare for you traditional lunch. Then we will spend 3 hours riding on horses and pass mountain forest which will be interesting for you. On the top there will be stunning view of panorama. Later on you will have a dinner and spend the night is in a guest home. 

Day 3: Chon Kemin – Issyk Kul lake northern shore – Karakol
Kyrgyzstan's Issyk-Kul Lake is not only one of the world's few remaining ancient lakes, estimated to be an incredible 25 million years old, but also the second-largest alpine lake on the planet. Surrounding the lake are the snowcapped Tian Shan mountains, towering as high as 13,000 feet in the sky. The lake itself reaches depths of over 2,000 feet. Boasting a long and storied history, the lake was once a stop along the ancient Silk Road. Our point is Karakol town, we will go there passing northern shore of Issyk Kul. In Karakol we will visit Dungan mosque in Chinese style and ancient Orthodox church. You will have a dinner in one local restaurant. Night is in a hotel.

Day 4: Karakol – Jeti Oguz – Issyk Kul southern shore – Tamga 
Our day will start from Jeti Oguz gorge. If you’ve spent even a few days in Kyrgyzstan, you’ve most likely already caught a glimpse of Jeti-Oguz. The Seven Bulls, protrusions of deep red rock rearing from the alpine forests, make up one of the country’s most beloved natural landmarks and evidently, few bus stops escaped being plastered with its signature image. Just a short 40-minutes from Karakol, verdant countryside gives way to snow-capped mountains, and the chiselled, burnt red rock face that forms the namesake of the region appears as if from nowhere. As such an iconic sight, how could gazing over the mighty bulls possibly not top this list. To get the postcard-perfect shot of the vibrant red rock line, follow the dusty road that winds up the hillside behind the village. From the top, you’ll see rolling hills to one side, the eroding marbled canyon on the other and the impressive seven bulls to the front – so don’t forget your camera. The broken heart, formed by a cleft at the back of the bulls, is another iconic sight in the area and, unsurprisingly, is the source of many tragic love stories. You can even try kumis in summer time, it is traditional Kyrgyz drink.  We will continue our way along southern shore. You will spend the night in Tamga.

Day 5: Tamga – Kichi Naryn – Naryn
After breakfast we will drive to Naryn through Kichi Naryn gorge. Before that we will have a small break in Bokonbaevo where you will see eagle hunting performance to hunts hares and foxes. Then we will keep going. Naryn is an amazing place, a tourist city with unique tourist resources, among which you can say there is everything that nature can boast of. These are picturesque passes, deep gorges, stormy mountain rivers, magnificent lakes and waterfalls, eternal snow and glaciers, as well as an ancient original culture - and all this makes the region a unique place, a visit to which will not leave indifferent any tourist who may already be used to such views and who knows firsthand what true nature can really be. The night will be in a guest home.

Day 6: Naryn – Tash Rabat
After breakfast we will drive to the Tash Rabat Caravanserai on the Great Silk Road. It is served from 14^th century. In those distant times, when the roads of the great silk road were still busy trading caravans, the Tash-Rabat fortress on one of them served as a caravanserai, that is, in the modern sense, it was a medieval hotel, an Inn for merchants and travelers-one of the unusual stone structures that was located in the valley of the small Tash - Rabat river, on the territory of the Central Tien Shan. The caravanserai was located on the trade route that then connected the Chui and Ferghana valleys with Kashgar. Kyrgyz pastoralists and hunters considered this stone building a very unusual structure and associated their ancient legends with it. You will have a traditional dinner and the night will be in yurts near Tash Rabat Caravanserai.

Day 7: Tash Rabat – Torugart border
In the morning is transfer to Chinese border.   

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

Price per person:
02 pax – 865 $
04 pax – 525 $
06 pax – 405 $
08 pax – 345 $
10 pax – 305 $
Single – 75 $

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

Half board – 90 $
Full board – 180 $ 

English speaking guide – 535 $ per group 

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

Service includes:
- Transport
- Accommodation:
      Bishkek – “Discovery” 3* or “Garden” 4*
      Chon Kemin – Homestay
      Karakol – “Karagat” Hotel 4* or “Green Yard” Boutique Hotel
      Tamga – Homestay
      Naryn – “Khan Tengri” Guesthouse
      Tash Rabat – Yurts (4 pax in 1)
- Entrances to all museums
- Mineral water during the tour
- Horse riding in Chon Kemin gorge 

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