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114 phrases · Kyrgyz with romanization, English and audio

  1. Бишкек

    Bish-kek

    Bishkek — the capital of Kyrgyzstan

    Usage

    Kyrgyzstan's capital, known for Soviet-era architecture and views of the Tian Shan mountains

    Grammar Note

    "Бишкек" may derive from a paddle for stirring kymyz. During the Soviet era it was called Frunze (Фрунзе).

  2. Ысык-Көл

    Y-syk-Köl

    Issyk-Kul — alpine lake

    Usage

    The world's second largest alpine lake. Famous as a summer resort destination

  3. Ала-Арча улуттук паркы

    Ala-Archa uluttuk parky

    Ala-Archa National Park near Bishkek

    Usage

    Tian Shan national park just outside Bishkek, popular for hiking

  4. Каракол шаары

    Karakol shaary

    Karakol town — base for Tian Shan trekking

    Usage

    Town at the eastern end of Issyk-Kul and starting point for Tian Shan treks

  5. Таш-Рабат

    Tash-Ra-bat

    Tash-Rabat — Silk Road caravanserai

    Usage

    Silk Road caravanserai ruins in the mountains of Naryn province

    Grammar Note

    Tash-Rabat, built around the 15th century, is Kyrgyzstan's best-preserved Silk Road caravanserai. Located at 3,500m altitude.

  6. Сулайман-Тоо

    Sulayman-Too

    Sulayman-Too — UNESCO World Heritage sacred mountain in Osh

    Usage

    Kyrgyzstan's only UNESCO World Heritage Site, in Osh city

    Grammar Note

    Named for King Solomon (Sulayman in Islam), said to have prayed here. An important pilgrimage site across Central Asia's Islamic world.

  7. Боз үй лагери

    Boz üy lageri

    Traditional yurt camp

    Usage

    Refers to a camp of traditional nomadic yurts

  8. Кыргызстан

    Kyrgyzstan

    Kyrgyzstan

    Usage

    The country itself, formally Кыргыз Республикасы (Kyrgyz Republic). Over 90% of it sits above 1,500m

  9. Чүй облусу

    Chuy oblusu

    Chuy Oblast

    Usage

    Northern province surrounding Bishkek. The flattest, most populated region, bordering Kazakhstan

  10. Ысык-Көл облусу

    Ysyk-Kol oblusu

    Issyk-Kul Oblast

    Usage

    Province covering Lake Issyk-Kul and the eastern Tian Shan. Capital is Karakol; the country's tourism heartland

  11. Нарын облусу

    Naryn oblusu

    Naryn Oblast

    Usage

    High-altitude central province on the road to the Torugart Pass into China; holds Song-Kul and Tash-Rabat

  12. Талас облусу

    Talas oblusu

    Talas Oblast

    Usage

    Northwestern province tied to the Manas epic. Reached over mountain passes, so a car or shared taxi is needed

  13. Жалал-Абад облусу

    Jalal-Abad oblusu

    Jalal-Abad Oblast

    Usage

    Southwestern province with the Arslanbob walnut forest, the Sary-Chelek reserve, and the Toktogul reservoir

  14. Ош облусу

    Osh oblusu

    Osh Oblast

    Usage

    Southern province spanning the Fergana valley and the Alay range; gateway to the Pamir Highway and Irkeshtam Pass

  15. Баткен облусу

    Batken oblusu

    Batken Oblast

    Usage

    Far southwestern province with Tajik enclaves and a tangled border. Check the border situation before travelling

  16. Ош

    Osh

    Osh

    Usage

    Kyrgyzstan's second city, the "southern capital". A 3,000-year-old Silk Road town with an international airport and the Jayma Bazaar

  17. Жалал-Абад

    Jalal-Abad

    Jalal-Abad

    Usage

    Southwestern provincial capital and the country's third city, long known for its mineral spa. Russian maps show Джалал-Абад

  18. Нарын

    Naryn

    Naryn

    Usage

    Provincial capital on the Naryn River at about 2,000m; the supply stop before Torugart, Tash-Rabat, or Song-Kul

  19. Талас

    Talas

    Talas

    Usage

    Northwestern provincial capital. The Manas Ordo mausoleum complex is just outside; about five hours from Bishkek over a pass

  20. Баткен

    Batken

    Batken

    Usage

    Far southwestern provincial capital, known for apricots. Border conditions nearby change; check locally before moving around

  21. Токмок

    Tokmok

    Tokmok

    Usage

    Chuy province town about 60km east of Bishkek, the base for the Burana Tower and the Suyab ruins. Russian maps show Токмак

  22. Кара-Балта

    Kara-Balta

    Kara-Balta

    Usage

    Industrial town about 60km west of Bishkek where the Bishkek–Osh highway turns south toward the Too-Ashuu Pass

  23. Балыкчы

    Balykchy

    Balykchy

    Usage

    Town at the western tip of Issyk-Kul where the north and south shore roads split. Soviet-era name Rybachye (Рыбачье) still appears on old maps

  24. Чолпон-Ата

    Cholpon-Ata

    Cholpon-Ata

    Usage

    The main resort town on the north shore of Issyk-Kul, centre of summer beach and sanatorium tourism, with an open-air petroglyph museum

  25. Кант

    Kant

    Kant

    Usage

    Chuy province town about 20km east of Bishkek; the name means "sugar" after its sugar industry. Buses toward Issyk-Kul pass through

  26. Кемин

    Kemin

    Kemin

    Usage

    Eastern Chuy province town between Bishkek and Issyk-Kul, the turn-off for the Chon-Kemin valley

  27. Сокулук

    Sokuluk

    Sokuluk

    Usage

    District centre just west of Bishkek on the Bishkek–Osh highway; a common destination sign on marshrutkas

  28. Кочкор

    Kochkor

    Kochkor

    Usage

    Northern Naryn province town known for felt crafts and as the place to arrange Song-Kul yurt stays; the lake needs a 4WD and driver

  29. Ат-Башы

    At-Bashy

    At-Bashy

    Usage

    Southern Naryn province town at about 2,000m, the last settlement before Tash-Rabat and the Torugart Pass. Arrange a driver here

  30. Түп

    Tüp

    Tüp

    Usage

    District centre on the northeast shore of Issyk-Kul, on the road from Karakol toward the Karkyra border with Kazakhstan. Russian maps show Тюп

  31. Кызыл-Суу

    Kyzyl-Suu

    Kyzyl-Suu

    Usage

    District centre on the south shore of Issyk-Kul. Its Soviet name Pokrovka (Покровка) is still used on old maps and by older drivers

  32. Бөкөнбаев

    Bokonbayev

    Bokonbayev

    Usage

    South shore Issyk-Kul town known for eagle-hunting demonstrations and yurt stays. Russian maps show Боконбаево

  33. Барскоон

    Barskoon

    Barskoon

    Usage

    South shore village at the mouth of the Barskoon gorge and waterfalls, where the mine road up to the Barskoon Pass begins

  34. Тамга

    Tamga

    Tamga

    Usage

    Quiet south shore village with a Soviet-era cosmonaut sanatorium, now a cluster of guesthouses

  35. Жыргалаң

    Jyrgalan

    Jyrgalan

    Usage

    Former coal village about 60km east of Karakol at roughly 2,200m, now a trekking and backcountry ski base

  36. Өзгөн

    Uzgen

    Uzgen

    Usage

    Ancient town about 55km northeast of Osh with Karakhanid minaret and mausoleums, famous for devzira rice. Russian maps show Узген

  37. Кара-Суу

    Kara-Suu

    Kara-Suu

    Usage

    Town about 20km east of Osh on the Uzbek border, home to one of Central Asia's largest wholesale bazaars

  38. Кызыл-Кыя

    Kyzyl-Kiya

    Kyzyl-Kiya

    Usage

    Coal-mining town in eastern Batken province, on the road from Osh toward Batken

  39. Майлуу-Суу

    Mailuu-Suu

    Mailuu-Suu

    Usage

    Former uranium town in Jalal-Abad province with radioactive tailings; not a sightseeing stop, but a name you pass on the road

  40. Таш-Көмүр

    Tash-Kumyr

    Tash-Kumyr

    Usage

    Coal town on the Naryn River; the name means "coal". A landmark on the southern half of the Bishkek–Osh highway

  41. Кербен

    Kerben

    Kerben

    Usage

    Centre of Aksy district, Jalal-Abad province. Called Karavan (Караван) until 2002, and still labelled so on older maps

  42. Кара-Көл

    Kara-Kul

    Kara-Kul

    Usage

    Jalal-Abad province town built for the Toktogul dam. Not to be confused with the lake of the same name in Tajikistan

  43. Токтогул

    Toktogul

    Toktogul

    Usage

    Jalal-Abad province town beside the reservoir of the same name, the usual midway rest stop on the Bishkek–Osh highway

  44. Сүлүктү

    Sulukta

    Sulukta

    Usage

    Coal town in Batken province and one of the westernmost places in Kyrgyzstan. Russian maps show Сулюкта

  45. Исфана

    Isfana

    Isfana

    Usage

    Centre of Leilek district in Batken province and the westernmost town in Kyrgyzstan. Check overland routes; the borders here interlock

  46. Сары-Могол

    Sary-Mogol

    Sary-Mogol

    Usage

    Alay valley village at about 3,000m, the jumping-off point for Lenin Peak base camp; a vehicle and driver must be arranged

  47. Манас эл аралык аэропорту

    Manas el aralyk aeroportu

    Manas International Airport

    Usage

    Kyrgyzstan's main airport (code FRU), about 23km northwest of Bishkek. Reach the city by taxi or marshrutka 380

  48. Ош эл аралык аэропорту

    Osh el aralyk aeroportu

    Osh International Airport

    Usage

    The country's second airport (code OSS), about 5km northwest of the city. Several daily flights from Bishkek cut the 12-hour road trip to one hour

  49. Ысык-Көл эл аралык аэропорту

    Ysyk-Kol el aralyk aeroportu

    Issyk-Kul International Airport

    Usage

    Airport at Tamchy on the north shore of Issyk-Kul (code IKU), close to Cholpon-Ata. Flights are mostly seasonal and irregular

  50. Бишкек-Ош жолу

    Bishkek-Osh jolu

    Bishkek–Osh highway

    Usage

    The single 670km artery linking north and south, crossing two 3,000m passes in 12–14 hours. It can close for snow in winter

  51. Төө-Ашуу ашуусу

    Töö-Ashuu ashuusu

    Too-Ashuu Pass

    Usage

    First pass on the Bishkek–Osh highway at 3,586m, with a 2.5km tunnel at about 3,200m. Only passable by vehicle

  52. Ала-Бел ашуусу

    Ala-Bel ashuusu

    Ala-Bel Pass

    Usage

    Second pass on the Bishkek–Osh highway at 3,175m, beyond the Suusamyr plateau where kymyz is sold at the roadside in summer

  53. Бишкек-Нарын-Торугарт жолу

    Bishkek-Naryn-Torugart jolu

    Bishkek–Naryn–Torugart road

    Usage

    The 540km route toward Kashgar in China via Balykchy, Kochkor, the Dolon Pass, and Naryn. A vehicle is needed the whole way

  54. Долон ашуусу

    Dolon ashuusu

    Dolon Pass

    Usage

    Pass at about 3,030m between Kochkor and Naryn, crossed by everyone heading for Song-Kul or Torugart

  55. Торугарт ашуусу

    Torugart ashuusu

    Torugart Pass

    Usage

    Border pass into Xinjiang at 3,752m. No walking or cycling across; pre-arranged vehicles are required on both sides. Weekdays only

  56. Иркештам ашуусу

    Irkeshtam ashuusu

    Irkeshtam Pass

    Usage

    Border crossing to Kashgar from Osh at about 3,000m. Easier procedures than Torugart and more truck traffic

  57. Памир жолу

    Pamir jolu

    Pamir Highway

    Usage

    Route M41 running from Osh into Tajikistan toward Murghab and Khorog. The Kyrgyz section goes via Sary-Tash to the Kyzyl-Art Pass

  58. Кызыл-Арт ашуусу

    Kyzyl-Art ashuusu

    Kyzyl-Art Pass

    Usage

    Tajik border pass on the Pamir Highway at 4,280m. Watch for altitude sickness; a 4WD and driver are effectively required

  59. Сары-Таш

    Sary-Tash

    Sary-Tash

    Usage

    Alay valley junction village at about 3,170m where the roads to China and to Tajikistan split; the place to change shared cars

  60. Барскоон ашуусу

    Barskoon ashuusu

    Barskoon Pass

    Usage

    Pass at about 3,800m leading inland from the south shore of Issyk-Kul. It is a mine road, so access varies; 4WD and a driver needed

  61. Ак-Жол чек ара өткөрмө пункту

    Ak-Jol chek ara otkormo punktu

    Ak-Jol border crossing

    Usage

    The busiest Kazakh border crossing, north of Bishkek. The Kazakh side is Korday (Кордай); buses to Almaty pass through

  62. Чалдыбар чек ара өткөрмө пункту

    Chaldybar chek ara otkormo punktu

    Chaldybar border crossing

    Usage

    Kazakh border crossing in western Chuy province, used when heading from the Kara-Balta side toward Taraz

  63. Каркыра чек ара өткөрмө пункту

    Karkyra chek ara otkormo punktu

    Karkyra border crossing

    Usage

    Mountain crossing from Karakol toward Kegen in Kazakhstan. Usually open only in summer, so confirm before setting out

  64. Достук чек ара өткөрмө пункту

    Dostuk chek ara otkormo punktu

    Dostuk border crossing

    Usage

    Uzbek border crossing on the western edge of Osh city; you can walk across and continue toward Andijan

  65. Кара-Суу чек ара өткөрмө пункту

    Kara-Suu chek ara otkormo punktu

    Kara-Suu border crossing

    Usage

    Uzbek border crossing at Kara-Suu east of Osh, next to the bazaar and busy with local traffic

  66. Батыш автобекети

    Batysh avtobeketi

    West Bus Station, Bishkek

    Usage

    Bishkek's main long-distance terminal, with shared taxis to Osh, Jalal-Abad, and Karakol. Signed in Russian as Западный автовокзал

  67. Чыгыш автобекети

    Chygysh avtobeketi

    East Bus Station, Bishkek

    Usage

    Eastern Bishkek terminal with marshrutkas to the north shore of Issyk-Kul, Chon-Kemin, and Tokmok. Signed in Russian as Восточный автовокзал

  68. Ош автобекети

    Osh avtobeketi

    Osh bus station

    Usage

    Osh's long-distance bus and shared-taxi stand, serving Bishkek, Sary-Tash, and Batken

  69. Бишкек-2 темир жол вокзалы

    Bishkek-2 temir jol vokzaly

    Bishkek-2 railway station

    Usage

    Kyrgyzstan's only real passenger station, but service is minimal: summer trains to Balykchy and long-distance trains to Russia. Buses and shared taxis do the real work

  70. Теңир-Тоо

    Tengir-Too

    Tian Shan

    Usage

    The range that covers most of Kyrgyzstan; the Kyrgyz name means "mountains of heaven". Known internationally as Tian Shan (Тянь-Шань)

  71. Кыргыз Ала-Тоосу

    Kyrgyz Ala-Toosu

    Kyrgyz Ala-Too range

    Usage

    The wall of mountains rising south of Bishkek, topping out near 4,875m. Ala-Archa National Park lies inside it

  72. Күңгөй Ала-Тоо

    Kungoy Ala-Too

    Kungey Ala-Too range

    Usage

    The range along the north side of Issyk-Kul; the name means "sunny side". It forms the border with Kazakhstan

  73. Тескей Ала-Тоо

    Teskey Ala-Too

    Terskey Ala-Too range

    Usage

    The range south of Issyk-Kul; the name means "shady side". Trails to Ala-Kul and Altyn-Arashan run up into it

  74. Алай кырка тоосу

    Alay kyrka toosu

    Alay range

    Usage

    Southern range separating the Fergana valley from the Alay valley, crossed by the road from Osh to Sary-Tash

  75. Алай өрөөнү

    Alay oroonu

    Alay Valley

    Usage

    Broad high valley at about 3,000m looking south to Lenin Peak, dotted with nomad yurts in summer. A car and driver are needed

  76. Жеңиш чокусу

    Jengish Chokusu

    Jengish Chokusu (Pobeda Peak)

    Usage

    Kyrgyzstan's highest mountain at 7,439m and the summit of the Tian Shan, on the Chinese border. Russian name Pik Pobedy (Пик Победы)

  77. Хан-Теңири

    Khan-Tengiri

    Khan Tengri

    Usage

    Pyramid-shaped 7,010m peak at the Kyrgyz–Kazakh–Chinese junction, nicknamed the blood mountain for its red sunset glow

  78. Ленин чокусу

    Lenin chokusu

    Lenin Peak

    Usage

    7,134m peak on the Kyrgyz–Tajik border, the most-climbed 7,000er in the region. Base camp is at Achik-Tash, about 3,600m

  79. Эңилчек мөңгүсү

    Engilchek mongusu

    Inylchek Glacier

    Usage

    One of Central Asia's largest glaciers at roughly 60km, the approach to Khan Tengri. A border permit plus a helicopter or long trek is required

  80. Соң-Көл

    Song-Kol

    Song-Kul

    Usage

    Naryn province alpine lake at 3,016m, grazed by herders and open for yurt stays only in summer. Snowed in outside June–September; needs a car and driver

  81. Чатыр-Көл

    Chatyr-Kol

    Chatyr-Kul

    Usage

    Lake at 3,530m just short of the Torugart Pass. It sits in the border zone, so a permit is required

  82. Көл-Суу

    Kel-Suu

    Kel-Suu

    Usage

    Canyon lake at about 3,500m in southern Naryn province near the Chinese border. A border permit and 4WD are mandatory; summer only

  83. Ала-Көл

    Ala-Kol

    Ala-Kul

    Usage

    Glacial lake at about 3,560m south of Karakol, reached on a two- to three-day trek over a pass. Snowbound outside July–September

  84. Тулпар-Көл

    Tulpar-Kol

    Tulpar-Kul

    Usage

    Lake at about 3,500m below Lenin Peak in the Alay valley, with yurt camps and the route on to base camp

  85. Сары-Челек

    Sary-Chelek

    Sary-Chelek

    Usage

    UNESCO biosphere reserve in Jalal-Abad province, a forest lake at about 1,880m. A car and driver are needed to reach it

  86. Арстанбап

    Arstanbap

    Arslanbob

    Usage

    Jalal-Abad province village at about 1,600m, set in the world's largest natural walnut forest, with waterfalls. Russian maps show Арсланбоб

  87. Жети-Өгүз

    Jeti-Oguz

    Jeti-Oguz

    Usage

    Red sandstone formations and gorge about 25km southwest of Karakol; the name means "seven bulls". Easiest as a day trip by car

  88. Алтын-Арашан

    Altyn-Arashan

    Altyn-Arashan

    Usage

    Hot-spring valley at about 2,600m east of Karakol. The track is rough: hire a 4WD driver or walk three to four hours

  89. Ысык-Ата

    Ysyk-Ata

    Issyk-Ata

    Usage

    Chuy province hot-spring resort at about 1,775m, some 80km southeast of Bishkek, with a Soviet-era sanatorium

  90. Чоң-Кемин өрөөнү

    Chon-Kemin oroonu

    Chon-Kemin valley

    Usage

    National park valley between Bishkek and Issyk-Kul, popular for horse riding, rafting, and homestays

  91. Барскоон шаркыратмасы

    Barskoon sharkyratmasy

    Barskoon waterfalls

    Usage

    Cluster of falls in the Barskoon gorge on the south shore of Issyk-Kul, along the pass road, with a Yuri Gagarin monument nearby

  92. Кегети шаркыратмасы

    Kegeti sharkyratmasy

    Kegeti waterfall

    Usage

    Roughly 30m waterfall in the Kegeti gorge, Chuy province, east of Bishkek. A day trip, but you need a car

  93. Нарын дарыясы

    Naryn daryyasy

    Naryn River

    Usage

    Kyrgyzstan's longest river, rising in the Tian Shan, filling the Toktogul reservoir, and becoming the Syr Darya in Uzbekistan

  94. Чүй дарыясы

    Chuy daryyasy

    Chuy River

    Usage

    River watering the northern Chuy valley; part of it forms the border with Kazakhstan north of Bishkek

  95. Токтогул суу сактагычы

    Toktogul suu saktagychy

    Toktogul reservoir

    Usage

    The country's largest reservoir, damming the Naryn River. The Bishkek–Osh highway runs along its shore, the scenic stretch of the drive

  96. Кырчын жайлоосу

    Kyrchyn jayloosu

    Kyrchyn jailoo

    Usage

    Summer pasture in the mountains north of Cholpon-Ata, used as the ethno-culture venue of the World Nomad Games

  97. Бурана мунарасы

    Burana munarasy

    Burana Tower

    Usage

    11th-century minaret near Tokmok on the site of ancient Balasagun, ringed by balbal stone figures. About 90 minutes by car from Bishkek

  98. Ак-Бешим

    Ak-Beshim

    Ak-Beshim (Suyab)

    Usage

    Ruins of the Silk Road city of Suyab near Tokmok, part of the UNESCO Silk Roads: Chang'an–Tianshan Corridor listing

  99. Өзгөн архитектуралык комплекси

    Uzgen arkhitekturalyk kompleksi

    Uzgen architectural complex

    Usage

    11th–12th-century Karakhanid minaret and three mausoleums in Uzgen, about an hour by car from Osh

  100. Шах-Фазил күмбөзү

    Shah-Fazil kumbozu

    Shah Fazil mausoleum

    Usage

    11th–12th-century mausoleum at Safed-Bulan village, Jalal-Abad province, a pilgrimage site with outstanding carved stucco. A car is needed

  101. Саймалуу-Таш

    Saimaluu-Tash

    Saimaluu-Tash

    Usage

    Petroglyph field above 3,000m near Kazarman in Jalal-Abad province, one of Central Asia's largest. Reachable only in July–August on horseback or on foot

  102. Чолпон-Ата петроглифтери

    Cholpon-Ata petroglifteri

    Cholpon-Ata petroglyph field

    Usage

    Bronze Age to Saka petroglyphs scattered over the hillside north of Cholpon-Ata, one of the few sites you can walk to from town

  103. Манас Ордо

    Manas Ordo

    Manas Ordo

    Usage

    Memorial complex outside Talas around a 14th-century mausoleum said to hold the hero Manas. About five hours from Bishkek over a pass

  104. Ала-Тоо аянты

    Ala-Too ayanty

    Ala-Too Square

    Usage

    Bishkek's central square, with the changing of the flag guard, the history museum, and the Manas statue all in one place

  105. Манас айкели

    Manas aykeli

    Manas statue

    Usage

    Equestrian statue of the epic hero Manas on Ala-Too Square, the clearest meeting-point landmark in Bishkek

  106. Кыргыз улуттук тарых музейи

    Kyrgyz uluttuk taryh muzeyi

    Kyrgyz National History Museum

    Usage

    National museum facing Ala-Too Square, notable for nomadic artefacts and its Soviet-era ceiling murals

  107. Ата-Бейит эстелик комплекси

    Ata-Beyit estelik kompleksi

    Ata-Beyit memorial complex

    Usage

    Memorial about 30km south of Bishkek over the 1938 purge victims and the April 2010 dead. The writer Chinghiz Aitmatov is buried here

  108. Ош базары

    Osh bazary

    Osh Bazaar, Bishkek

    Usage

    Bishkek's big west-side market for spices, dried fruit, and kalpak hats. Despite the name it has nothing to do with the city of Osh

  109. Дордой базары

    Dordoy bazary

    Dordoi Bazaar

    Usage

    Container market on Bishkek's northern edge, one of Central Asia's largest wholesale markets and the hub for Chinese goods

  110. Жайма базар

    Jayma bazar

    Jayma Bazaar, Osh

    Usage

    Open-air market stretching for kilometres along the Ak-Buura River in Osh, held on the same ground since Silk Road times

  111. Дүңгөн мечити

    Dungan mechiti

    Dungan Mosque, Karakol

    Usage

    Early 20th-century wooden mosque in Karakol, built without nails in Chinese temple style by Dungan (Chinese Muslim) craftsmen

  112. Ыйык Троица чиркөөсү

    Yiyik Troitsa chirkoosu

    Holy Trinity Church, Karakol

    Usage

    Wooden Russian Orthodox church in central Karakol from the late 19th century, the town's other main sight alongside the Dungan Mosque

  113. Пржевальскийдин музейи

    Przhevalskiydin muzeyi

    Przhevalsky Memorial Museum

    Usage

    Grave and museum of the explorer Przhevalsky on the lakeshore north of Karakol. In Soviet times the town itself was named Przhevalsk after him

  114. Рух Ордо

    Ruh Ordo

    Ruh Ordo cultural centre

    Usage

    Lakeside cultural complex in Cholpon-Ata with chapels for five world religions and sculpture walks, a standard Issyk-Kul stop

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