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Snow and ice on the Bishkek-Naryn-Torugart highway: Drivers are urged to exercise caution

In the Naryn region, snowfall continues, and road conditions have significantly worsened, reports the Traffic Safety Department of the Naryn Regional Internal Affairs Directorate. According to the agency, snowfall is observed in the Kuaqy, Dolon, Kyzyl-Bel, and Kyzart passes, which has led to the formation of slippery roads on the Bishkek–Naryn–Torugart highway. Drivers of freight vehicles are ignoring the need to install anti-skid chains, causing traffic jams on the road.

06.11.2025, 16:27

Attractions of Naryn Region

Chon-Tuz Salt Mine, Kyrgyzstan

Chon-Tuz Salt Mine The method of treatment and preventive health improvement using the microclimate of natural salt caves has been known for many years. The emergence of this direction in medicine began in the mid-19th century when the first salt sanatorium was opened in the Polish mine "Wieliczka". Today, salt mines in various parts of our planet are actively used for therapeutic purposes. This treatment method is called speleotherapy. Inhalation of saturated salt aerosol helps

04.11.2019, 21:12

Attractions of Naryn Region

Attractions of Naryn Region

Historical-Architectural and Modern Attractions, as well as Natural-Ecological Complexes Cities Naryn Kochkor Natural-Ecological Complexes: Upper Naryn Small Naryn Architectural Monuments Koshoy-Korgon Settlement (7th-8th centuries) Tash-Rabat - Caravanserai of the 15th century Mausoleum of Taylak-Batyr (19th century) Stone Age Settlement (On-Archa) Water Resources: Naryn River Lake Son-Kul Lake Chatyr-Kul Toktogul Reservoir Uch-Korgon Reservoir Kurpsay Reservoir Sarala-Saz Waterfall Son-Kul

17.03.2014, 17:18

Naryn Region

Naryn Region

The Naryn Region is located in the southeast of Kyrgyzstan and was first established on November 21, 1939, under the name "Tian Shan Region." On December 30, 1962, the region was dissolved, and its districts came under republican jurisdiction. The Naryn Region was re-established on December 11, 1970. On October 5, 1988, it was merged with the Issyk-Kul Region, and on December 14, 1990, it was renamed back to Naryn Region. The region borders the Issyk-Kul Region to the east, the Chui

04.02.2014, 21:55