Uranbek is originally from Naryn, and his wife is from the village of Tilekmat, located in the Jeti-Oguz district of the Issyk-Kul region.
“My wife and I decided to rent a plot of land at the Kök-Jayyk pasture and open a guest house, which we named 'wild house.' We have been engaged in tourism for the second year now. Here we have set up Kyrgyz yurts and tents, and my wife prepares traditional dishes of Kyrgyz cuisine,” says U. Jumaliev.
The name 'wild house' was chosen not by chance, as it is located in a picturesque spot surrounded by a forest of pines and birches. Most of our guests are foreigners who admire the surrounding nature and claim that in such a beautiful place, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you feel like you are in paradise,” he added.
Uranbek noted that his whole family is involved in this venture, and his sons also show interest in the family business.
“Tourism on the shores of the lake, in the warm part, is actively developing, and this is very encouraging. This season we have good results: we receive both foreign and local vacationers,” noted Uranbek myrza.
He also emphasized that their goal is to convey Kyrgyz culture, traditions, and cuisine to the world. Next year, he plans to expand the network of 'wild houses.'
