Kyrgyzstan

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Kyrgyzstan
Wild nature and hospitable people are the greatest riches of Kyrgyzstan.

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A yurt camp at Tash Rabat where tourists have
the possibility of budget accommodation.

Tash Rabat is a caravan serai from 15th c.

On the pass above the Chatyr-Köl (Lake Chatyr).

Vast plains at Chatyr-Köl. The mountains on the
background form the frontier with China.

Kyrgyz shepherds in their yurt.

The wooden cathedral in Karakol was built
in 1895.

Horse riding is the best way to travel in
Kyrgyzstan.

Rock formations at Jeti Öghüz.

Kyrgyz schoolgirls.

Curious children.

Conspicuous tombs on the cemeteries are nearly
the only reminders that Kyrgyzstan is a Muslim
country.

A valey in the mountains near Karakol.

A yurt camp at Tash Rabat where tourists have the possibility of budget accommodation.	Tash Rabat is a caravan serai from 15th c.
On the pass above the Chatyr-Köl (Lake Chatyr).	Vast plains at Chatyr-Köl. The mountains on the background form the frontier with China.
Kyrgyz shepherds in their yurt.	The wooden cathedral in Karakol was built in 1895.
Horse riding is the best way to travel in Kyrgyzstan.	Rock formations at Jeti Öghüz.
Kyrgyz schoolgirls.	Curious children.
Conspicuous tombs on the cemeteries are nearly the only reminders that Kyrgyzstan is a Muslim country.	A valey in the mountains near Karakol.