Alaudin Waterfall

The Alamedin Waterfall is located in the gorge of the same name, 40 kilometers from the city of Bishkek.

The waterfall is slightly off the main road, and to reach it, one must walk for an hour and a half through the gorge.

The nature of the Alamedin gorge is very diverse, characterized by picturesque views and unprecedented beauty, a riot of colors. The waterfalls in this gorge are a true wonder of nature. They cascade down rocky cliffs. Nearby, there is a forest with a beautiful birch grove, where both tourists and locals love to relax.

Noteworthy is the grove called "Quiet Cove," which is located at the confluence of the Salyk stream into the Alamedin River, situated not far from the aforementioned waterfall. For lovers of long hikes, the Altyn-Tor lakes (20 kilometers deep into the gorge) and the challenging crossing over the Alamedin Pass into the Issyk-Ata gorge will be of interest.

It is also worth mentioning the health resort "Warm Springs." This is the only radon source in the Kyrgyz Ridge, whose water is a healing remedy for many diseases of the musculoskeletal system, nervous system, etc. The resort has a swimming pool (25 meters) with radon water, a mud therapy center, and a gym.