가장 멋진 명소 20곳

View of Ala Kul

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steep climb

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beautiful rock formations to explore and admire:)

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beautiful rock formations with different sediment layers and beautiful bright colors.

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Women please wear a veil/headscarf.

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We had a great night and the water was warm for 3000m

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A dream in this weather, worth all the effort.

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This is an incredibly beautiful place! You should definitely go here by bike. Incredible nature, mountains - the landscape here changes every day. A riot of colors of various rocks, a variety of roads, the sound of mountain rivers and incredible stars.

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beautiful lake, even more beautiful when it snows :)

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If there are a lot of tents, it can be difficult to find a place to camp that isn't rocky. At the beginning of the lake you camp on a saddle - > strong winds are possible at any time!!! Anchor the tent well!

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getting to this lake is magnificent, amazing urt camps that will host you

Don't forget binoculars and proper shoes! You can see the lake from there.

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The entire rock formation of Zkazka is like something out of a fairy tale. Fantastic glowing rocks in an indescribable formation are offered here. There is also a toilet at the parking lot.

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Jeti Oguz, place name, gorge name and river name means "Seven Bulls" and refers to this rock formation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeti-%C3%96g%C3%BCz_Rocks

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Dungan Mosque Karakol grew in the 19th century after explorers came to map the peaks and valleys separating Kyrgyzstan from China. In the 1880s Karakol's population surged with an influx of Dungans, Chinese Muslims fleeing warfare in China.The town itself boasts a number of places that would be of interest to tourists, such as a very pretty wooden mosque built by Chinese artisans for the local Dungans between 1907 and 1910. Completed in 1910, the mosque was built to serve Karakol's community of Dungans (Chinese Muslims who fled persecution in the 1880s). Designed by a Chinese architect, the building is constructed entirely without nails and much of its imagery, including a wheel of fire, reflects the Dungans' pre-Islamic, Buddhist past. Instead of a minaret the mosque has a wooden pagoda. Despite being closed by the government from 1933-43, the mosque continues to be used as a place of worship. These days worshippers are not exclusively Dungan and include a large Kyrgyz contingent. The 'Dungan Mosque' has therefore become simply 'The Mosque' in local parlance. Women are not always allowed to enter, but the friendly caretaker, who lives in the grounds, will open its doors and allow you to peer inside. All colors represent different Dungan cultural concepts, red - protects from evil spirits, yellow - contributes to the accumulation of wealth and brings prosperity and green - symbolizes happiness. The History of Dungan Mosque in Karakol begins in the end of 19th and early 20th century. Due to the rebellion in 1877 about 300,000 Dungan, passing through the dangerous Torugart Passover fled from Chinese punitive squads. Many Dungan died of cold, died of starvation, but many of them have reached the Karakol town, where they were warmly received by representatives of Russian and Kyrgyz peoples. https://visitkarakol.com/dungan_mosque https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zxKj2FuiUg

After the strenuous ascent, you will receive this wonderful view of the Ala-Kul Lake as a reward.

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The waterfall itself is not that spectacular, but the way to get there is quite nice. We went on Sunday and there were a lot of locals, mostly in sandals or flip-flops.

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you can always walk along the ridges and have wonderful views

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the ascent is worth it, even if it is quite slippery in between

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In Altyn Arashan you will find four guest houses where you can camp. If you prefer to set up your own camp, you will find plenty of nice campsites. Altyn Arashan is known for his hot springs. Each guesthouse has its own hot springs. You prefer something wilder? Then you will find a bit further along the riverbank along public hot springs. Just follow the trail along the water at Ala-Kul Guesthouse.

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