Sanatorium "Djety-Oguz"

Location of the Sanatorium "Djety-Oguz"

Located on the northern slope of the Terskey Alatoo, in the Djety-Oguz gorge, at an altitude of 2200 m above sea level, near the Djety-Oguz rocks in the valley of the Djety-Oguz River, in one of the most picturesque areas with coniferous forests, 28 km from the city of Karakol and 392 km from Bishkek.

A variety of medicinal plants and deposits of unique mineral waters have made this resort a favorite place for those who care about their health and appreciate a pleasant and beneficial rest.

At the Djety-Oguz resort, winter is the coldest. The absolute minimum temperature can reach -24°. The winter period lasts here for up to 4.5 months (from the beginning of the second decade of November until almost the end of March). From December to February, moderately frosty weather predominates, often without wind and fog. Colder weather (Class XII) is rarely observed in Djety-Oguz, averaging about 9-10 days per winter.

The harshness of the winter period at the Djety-Oguz resort is determined by the stable influence of the anticyclone, significant altitude above sea level, and its intercontinental location. A remarkable feature of the winter period here is the significant stability of uniform weather. This contributes to the organization of climate therapy even in the winter season.

In Djety-Oguz, spring begins later than in other resorts. Only at the end of March does the average daily temperature rise above 0°. Frost-free weather at this time occurs no more than 2-3 days. Typical weather in March features temperature transitions through 0°; this occurs over a period of 22-23 days.

The probability of frost occurrence in this area on average remains until the beginning of the third decade of May.

The spring period is characterized by an increase in precipitation: it falls 100 mm more than in winter.

Relative humidity is close to the maximum value observed in winter. However, in the following months of spring, humidity becomes minimal, reaching 61%. This is 6% lower than the annual average humidity. In April, as in March, weather with temperature transitions through 0° predominates, with more sunny days and more frequent frosts. Frost-free weather can occur almost every other day, but this is more common in the second half of the month.

May at the Djety-Oguz resort is the warmest spring month, with weather featuring temperature transitions through 0° observed for 3-4 days, while the majority of the month is marked by sunny, moderately humid, and humid days. However, cloudy, overcast, and rainy weather can occur.

Summer at the Djety-Oguz resort begins in late June to early July. All summer months are characterized by the predominance of sunny, moderately humid, and humid weather. Here, every other day in summer can be sunny.

The beginning of autumn (in September) in the Djety-Oguz area is characterized by a large number of days with sunny, moderately humid, and humid weather. In October, alongside frost-free weather, temperature transitions through 0° are more frequently noted (about 28 days). In November, frost-free weather occurs only on certain days. The greatest number of days (97%) is marked by frosty, often sunny weather with thaws. The climate in winter in the northeastern and northern areas is the coldest. Significantly frosty and, on certain days, extremely cold weather occurs in January for up to 20 days. Weather with temperature transitions through 0° occurs rarely. Moving south, the frequency of frosty weather decreases, while the frequency of weather with temperature transitions through 0° increases (8-10 days in Yany-Kurgan). In the deserts of southern Central Asia, sunny weather with temperature transitions through 0° is typical (about 11 days) and frost-free weather (about 10 days).

In summer, in the northern part of the zone, hot and dry weather is observed for up to 13-15 days a month, and about 6-7 days of very hot and very dry weather with maximum temperatures reaching up to 40°. Moving south (the Bayram-Ali area), very hot and very dry weather can occur for up to 25 days a month with maximum temperatures reaching up to 46°. In the oases, the frequency of very hot and very dry weather is somewhat less than in the desert. Among local winds, there is a hot dry wind from the south and southeast, and the Afghan wind—a strong wind from the southwest or west, often accompanied by dust storms.

ACCOMMODATION

Construction of the resort began in 1931. Since 1965, the resort has operated year-round. The resort accommodates 300 guests. Accommodation is provided in buildings with sleeping rooms for 2-3 people.

The "Djety-Oguz" sanatorium has 250 places for accommodating visitors. Here, you can choose a standard room with all the necessary amenities. There are improved layout rooms with a higher level of comfort and luxury class apartments. Patients and vacationers are accommodated with 2-3 people in each room, which is very convenient for guests traveling with family.

Room types:

"Standard", 2, 3, 4-bed rooms: shared shower, toilet, refrigerator;

"Improved" 2, 3, 4-bed rooms: shared shower, toilet, refrigerator.

Price List

Prices are indicated in USD per person per day. The price includes accommodation, three meals a day, and basic treatment.

Children under 7 years old sharing a place with parents are charged for meals at 9 USD. Prices may vary.

For sanatorium-resort treatment, it is necessary to have a sanatorium-resort card (according to the referral from the therapist at the Central Medical Service of the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic at the place of residence).

TREATMENT AT THE DJETY-OGUZ SANATORIUM

The advantage of the sanatorium is its mineral waters, which contain a high level of radon. No other sources can compete with this composition, which is why Djety-Oguz is famous far beyond Kyrgyzstan. It is a true balneological resort.

The local mineral waters have a unique chemical composition and physical properties. They can be radon and sodium-chloride-calcium—tasteless and odorless, non-salty. They contain iodine, lead, bromine, manganese, zinc, nickel, copper, aluminum, and lime. The total mineralization is up to 13 l/g, and the radon content exceeds 120 nCi/l. The temperature of the water in the baths ranges from 25 to 42 degrees Celsius.

Along with the mountain climate, the main natural therapeutic factors of the Djety-Oguz resort are mineral waters and therapeutic muds (therapeutic sulfide clays from the Jergalan deposit, located 43 km from Djety-Oguz).

The healing properties of the mineral springs of Djety-Oguz have been known to the local population since ancient times.

In 1857, P. P. Semenov-Tyan-Shansky made the first description of the mineral springs of Djety-Oguz.

In 1910, their organized exploitation began, wooden baths and a building for 50 places were constructed.

For baths, mineral waters of the 1st type are mainly used: from well No. 1 "K" (daily flow rate 208.2 m3, temperature 41° C, mineralization 12.1 g/l) and from well No. 6 (daily flow rate 229.8 m3, temperature 38.4° C, mineralization 10.1 g/l).

For drinking treatment, waters of the 2nd type are used (temperature 22.9° C, mineralization 3.6 g/l).

In addition to climate therapy, balneotherapy, and peloid therapy, the Djety-Oguz resort offers physiotherapy, massage, therapeutic gymnastics, terrain therapy, and more.

For the prevention and therapy of other diseases, various procedures are used:

Mineral waters (radon).
Galvanic mud treatment.
Paraffin treatment.
Electrotherapy.
Light therapy.
Therapeutic massage, swimming pool, and drinking pump room.
Gynecological irrigation and tampons.
Kumys treatment (spring-summer period)..

INDICATIONS FOR TREATMENT AT THE DJETY-OGUZ SANATORIUM

Diseases of the musculoskeletal system.
Gynecological issues.
Skin diseases.
Disorders of the peripheral nervous system.

The treatment duration is 10-20 days.

On the territory of the resort, there is a therapeutic swimming pool and drinking pump rooms for health-improving drinking. These treatment methods have helped many people suffering from conditions such as nervous system disorders, skin problems, gynecological diseases, and musculoskeletal disorders.

Facilities include a cinema hall, library, and billiard room.

Kyrgyzkurortturizm will assist anyone wishing to visit this wonderful place. All who appreciate rest for the soul and body will be satisfied not only with the time spent here but also with the very reasonable prices.

Local people call this resort "Büyrek" (kidneys).

Head Office: Kyrgyz Republic, Bishkek, Chuy Avenue No. 207, office No. 19, left wing,
1st floor (at the intersection of Y. Logvinenko St., landmark Government House of the Kyrgyz Republic)
Contact phones: +996 312 6603-99, 6257-98, 6257-55
Fax: +996 312 6603-99

village Djety-Oguz
Phone: +996 (3946) 9-77-11, 9-37-32, 9-37-19
Issyk-Kul region, Djety-Oguz district,