The eco-resort "Kara-Bulak" is located 25 kilometers from Bishkek, at an altitude of 1800 meters above sea level.
Rooms:
The eco-resort features 15 original cottages, each designed for 2 sleeping places. Each cottage is equipped with a bathroom with hot and cold water, a television, Wi-Fi internet, furniture, a mini-kitchen, and a terrace. You will also find myriad twinkling stars in the cottage, which you can enjoy thanks to the unusual ceiling with a glass "tunduk."
Specifically for the guests of the eco-complex "Kara-Bulak," original cottages have been built using exclusively natural materials (stone and clay), providing comfort year-round – it is cool in summer and extraordinarily warm in winter. The interior design of the cottages features exclusively designer wooden furniture, handcrafted.
Dining:
We offer a choice of accommodation with a full 3-meal package, accommodation with breakfast, and accommodation without meals.
The cuisine is traditional Kyrgyz and European.
The eco-complex's dining system deserves special mention – there is a farm on the premises, and all animal products served to guests (meat, milk, eggs) are raised on this farm.
The animals are fed with natural highland grasses and hay.
All water in the complex comes from a natural spring, enriched with mineral salts and the natural power of the mountains.
Infrastructure:
The eco-resort features a unique black bath for true bathers, an outdoor pool, and a zip line (under construction).
Children's playground.
Entertainment and Sports:
At the eco-complex "Kara-Bulak," not only those who prefer a peaceful wellness retreat can enjoy themselves, but also those who favor active recreation and mountain sports – upon request, both hiking and horseback riding tours, as well as jeep tours, paragliding, rock climbing, rafting, and skiing can be organized.
The eco-complex "Kara-Bulak" is a gift of nature, made accessible to all lovers of truly beneficial and interesting recreation.
Phone: +996 (312) 96-19-03, 96-19-04, +996 (555) 98-00-09
E-mail: [email protected]
Bishkek, Arashan village, Tatyr valley, Kara Bulak area