ITMC | Shamaldy-Say, Kyrgyzstan

Yurt in Shamaldy-Say, Jalal-Abad Region

6 guests • 1 bedroom • 0 bathrooms

This yurt lodge offers basic facilities and gives opportunities for travelers along the Silk Road to have rest. There are 5 yurts for lodging that accommodate roughly 30 guests in total. There are 6 beds in each yurt and accommodation is provided on sharing basis. Each yurt is equipped with a cast-iron stove for heating. Heating of the yurts is provided at 10 PM and at 6 AM. There are outdoor toilets and washstands with warm water.

The yurts contain handmade wool rugs and linens. The roof of the yurt features a round dome for ventilation and provides natural lighting throughout the day. At night you have your option of lamps, candles or generators. Book your dream holiday glamping rental near Shamaldy-Say today!

Features and services

Most popular features

Heating
Wildlife watching
Parking
Horseback riding
Climbing
Infants allowed
Children allowed
Dining room
Linens and pillows

Where you will stay

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Shamaldy-Say, Jalal-Abad Region

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This yurt lodging is located on the southern end of Son Kul Lake, high on a treeless mountain plateau, and is surrounded by lush mountain meadows where you will be able to see animals such as sheep, horses, cows, camels and yaks. The meadows are used as summer pastures by the shepherds of the Kochkor, Naryn and At Bashi regions for their flock.

Shamaldy-Say, Jalal-Abad Region

Detailed location provided after booking

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This yurt lodging is located on the southern end of Son Kul Lake, high on a treeless mountain plateau, and is surrounded by lush mountain meadows where you will be able to see animals such as sheep, horses, cows, camels and yaks. The meadows are used as summer pastures by the shepherds of the Kochkor, Naryn and At Bashi regions for their flock.

Activities near Shamaldy-Say

Horseback riding
Climbing
Wildlife watching

Visitors to Sun Kul Lake will experience pristine nature. Throughout the open meadows you can find an abundance of herbs such as chamomile, sagebrush, lichen, friar's cap and golden root– many of which are prized for their medicinal qualities. Fields of flowers are plentiful in the Spring. There are some 66 different species of waterfowl that make their homes on the shores of the lake or in the surrounding area – about two thirds of all the varieties found throughout Kyrgyzstan. You may come across several different species of gulls, ducks, cranes, storks, mergansers, bald-coots, plovers, falcons, golden eagles, shags and the very rare Indian mountain goose. Animals you may encounter on the plain include deer, fox, marmots, Marco Polo Sheep, lynx, leopards and wolves. There were no fish in the lake until 1959, when fish were intentionally introduced into the lake. Today fish are so abundant in the lake that they can be found on sale in the markets of Bishkek, Naryn and Kochkor.

Other available activities:
Horseback riding
Folklore shows
Local kinds of equestrian sport
Lessons of Kyrgyz traditional cuisine – learn to cook “Beshbarmak” dishes and others
Visit local nomads to see their lifestyle
Visit handicraft studios and museums in Kochkor – participate in the shyrdak producing process

Horseback riding
Climbing
Wildlife watching

Visitors to Sun Kul Lake will experience pristine nature. Throughout the open meadows you can find an abundance of herbs such as chamomile, sagebrush, lichen, friar's cap and golden root– many of which are prized for their medicinal qualities. Fields of flowers are plentiful in the Spring. There are some 66 different species of waterfowl that make their homes on the shores of the lake or in the surrounding area – about two thirds of all the varieties found throughout Kyrgyzstan. You may come across several different species of gulls, ducks, cranes, storks, mergansers, bald-coots, plovers, falcons, golden eagles, shags and the very rare Indian mountain goose. Animals you may encounter on the plain include deer, fox, marmots, Marco Polo Sheep, lynx, leopards and wolves. There were no fish in the lake until 1959, when fish were intentionally introduced into the lake. Today fish are so abundant in the lake that they can be found on sale in the markets of Bishkek, Naryn and Kochkor. Other available activities: Horseback riding Folklore shows Local kinds of equestrian sport Lessons of Kyrgyz traditional cuisine – learn to cook “Beshbarmak” dishes and others Visit local nomads to see their lifestyle Visit handicraft studios and museums in Kochkor – participate in the shyrdak producing process

Explore Nomadic Lifestyle in a Yurt Camp Along the Silk Road, Kyrgyzstan

Yurt in Shamaldy-Say, Jalal-Abad Region

6 guests • 1 bedroom • 0 bathrooms

Features and services

Most popular features

Heating

Wildlife watching

Parking

Horseback riding

Climbing

Infants allowed

Children allowed

Dining room

Linens and pillows

Where you will stay

Get in touch to book your luxury camping rental

Shamaldy-Say, Jalal-Abad Region

Scenic views

Activities near Shamaldy-Say

Horseback riding

Climbing

Wildlife watching

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Check-out: Flexible

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