The presence of a rangefinder is not mandatory, but it is highly desirable. This is because, for many types of ammunition at long distances, often over 300 meters, it is important to know the distance with an accuracy of up to 20 meters for trajectory calculation. The most common mistake among hunters in Kyrgyzstan is confusion about distances; real distances are always greater than those estimated by eye. For this reason, without a rangefinder, determining the true distance in the mountains
Every hunter should have their own binoculars; this is a mandatory rule. Naturally, all binoculars are different, so you need to get used to your binoculars. For this reason, we recommend having your own binoculars, in which you will learn to find various objects at significant distances, up to 500 meters.
For hunting in mountainous terrain at altitudes over 3000 meters, a crucial feature of the weapon is high accuracy and stopping power of the bullet. This is due to the fact that the hunter cannot afford to miss, unlike in flat terrain. In high-altitude conditions, pursuing a wounded animal is very difficult, as the injured animal can escape quickly and often to places that are hard for humans to reach: narrow deep crevices, glaciers, steep rock ridges. Based on the experience of conducted
It is very difficult to hunt a truly trophy animal. In different regions of Kyrgyzstan, the size of the horns varies, as does their shape. The organizers of the hunt can always inform you about the sizes of trophy animals available in the hunting grounds during the hunting season. The fact is that animals migrate from year to year and are not found in the same place. Therefore, it is difficult to predict which animals will be in which location during the hunt. Weather has a significant impact;
The most important procedure after you arrive at the hunting grounds and take your rifle out of its case will be sighting in the weapon. First and foremost, it is necessary to ensure that everything is functioning properly with your firearm and optics (it may have been dropped). The ideal situation is when you can hit the target just as easily as you do at home at distances of 100, 300, and 500 meters. Typically, only minor adjustments to the optics need to be made for actual conditions. It is
Shooting Experience. It is a valuable quality, as it is very difficult to hunt an animal with trophy characteristics without skills. What should a hunter learn before going hunting in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan? First of all, that you will not need to shoot accurately at 100 meters; it is better to forget about that distance.
Medications. They are always available from the hunting organizers, but this only applies to common medications. If you know that you need specific medications that you use for your ailments, you must take care of this yourself. You should also inform the hunting organizers, as many medications require careful attention when taken, which can be difficult to anticipate if you are not aware of it.
Preparation for hunting in Kyrgyzstan is a topic that deserves special attention. The thing is that many hunters approach preparation very lightly, comparing hunting in the mountains with hunting on plains or in forests, but this is not the case. This article is intended to answer questions about preparation for high-altitude hunting in Kyrgyzstan. General Physical Preparation
The diversity of wildlife in Kyrgyzstan contributes to the development of foreign hunting tourism in the Republic. You have a unique opportunity to visit the beautiful corners of our country, which has hunting grounds throughout its territory.
Every summer, the children's health camp "Dzerzhinets" opens its doors for kids. It is the only health resort where schoolchildren can relax together with their parents. Children are in a group, but at the same time under the supervision of their moms and dads, who are resting from the urban hustle at the beach. In Kyrgyzstan, there are only two camps that have managed to avoid the fate of widespread and hasty privatization. "Sputnik" and "Dzerzhinets" have
In one of the most ecologically clean areas of Kyrgyzstan – the Suusamyr Valley, the Kumys Treatment Center "Baitur" opened in 2011. Kumys treatment is a unique method of healing that is gaining increasing popularity due to its total impact on the human body.
The Recreation Center "Caprice" is located 5 km from the city of Cholpon-Ata, in the village of Baktyu-Dolonotu. It is a year-round, guarded recreation center designed to accommodate more than 1000 people. The "Caprice" Recreation Center is the best place on the coast for family vacations, sports rehabilitation and training for competitions, corporate retreats, and business events.
The sanatorium "Kyrgyzskoye Vzmore" is located on the shore of the mountain non-freezing lake Issyk-Kul. The unique properties of the mountain lake, which has balneological properties, contribute to the creation of an unparalleled microclimate. Nature, beautiful shores rich in various plants, and endless sandy beaches have long been a favorite place for tourists. The sanatorium "Kyrgyzskoye Vzmore" has a vast green area where vacationers can visit the "Cosmonauts"
The Mountain Resort "Jannat Resort" – a true combination of style, service, and hospitality! A real gem in the collection of the "Jannat Hotels & Resorts" chain – "Jannat Resort" is located 24 km from Bishkek, in the village of Koy-Tash, known for its underground mineral water springs, pure mountain air, and the splendor of picturesque surroundings. The incomparable mountain landscapes, stunning architecture, and comfortable interior of the complex create a
Jannat Regency – a luxurious five-star hotel from the Jannat Hotels & Resorts chain, located in the southern part of Bishkek, away from the noise and hustle. Our hotel is situated in an environmentally friendly and particularly favorable area for living and recreation.
List of major taxi services in Kyrgyzstan, company descriptions, and tariff costs Tumar taxi 50 soms for boarding 12 soms per kilometer Short number — 1917 and 1232 Beeline — (0776)66-44-77 MegaCom — (0556)66-44-77 O! — (0706)66-44-77 WhatsApp — (0706) 00-19-39 App: Tumar Taxi Jorgo
Urban passenger transport (UPT) meets the daily transportation needs of the population of Bishkek. UPT is a sector of mixed economy consisting of private and municipal public transport enterprises. Passenger transportation in Bishkek is provided by: - Municipal passenger enterprise - Bishkek Trolleybus Administration (BTA). Every day, 80 trolleybuses (of which 21 are new, energy-saving, low-floor units manufactured in Belarus) operate on 7 routes (No. 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 17) with a total
Photo: 1955 The Przhevalsky bus station was built in 1953. The bus station stood in the place of a small park in the center of the city of Przhevalsk. It was demolished in 1988.
Hyatt Regency Bishkek is the only five-star hotel in Kyrgyzstan, located in the heart of the capital, Bishkek, at the foot of the Tian Shan mountain range, at the crossroads of ancient trade routes known as the Silk Road. The hotel is situated in the center of the business, government, and cultural district of Bishkek, just 35 minutes from Manas International Airport and only 15 minutes from the city's main attractions.
In the 1930s, important public buildings were erected in Bishkek, shaping the modern appearance of the capital of Kyrgyzstan. Currently, these buildings constitute the historical and architectural heritage of the republic.
The cost of the travel document does not include the commission fee and the ticket sales tax. The commission fee at the "Bishkek-2" station differs from other ticket offices. The commission fee for the return trip is different. The ticket price may vary depending on the period of the indexation coefficient to the base ticket and the exchange rate of the Swiss franc.
Based on the Resolution of the Ministry of Transport of the USSR No. 631 dated May 13, 1958, the "6th Pishpek Railway Division" was reorganized into the "10th Frunze Division of the Kazakh Railway".
The airline "Avia Traffic Company" was founded on June 20, 2003. The organizational and legal form of the company is a Limited Liability Company. The founders are private individuals - citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic. The company has a valid Operator Certificate No. 23 issued by the Civil Aviation Agency under the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Kyrgyz Republic, as well as licenses for the transportation of passengers, luggage, cargo, and mail within the Kyrgyz
Airlines providing air transportation services for passengers and cargo to various destinations. Air Bishkek (Эйр Бишкек) Country: Kyrgyzstan Regular and charter flights from Bishkek and Osh, former names - Eastok Avia, Kyrgyz Airways Year of establishment: 2006 IATA code: KR ICAO code: EAA Domestic code: ОИ Official website: www.airbishkek.kg Address: 720000 Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, Manas Ave., 95 Phone: +996 312 29 82 13 Fax: +996 312 32 38 78 E-mail: [email protected] Representative office in
If you intend to cross the state border of the Kyrgyz Republic (hereinafter referred to as KR), you need to KNOW: - The procedure for crossing the state borders of KR; - The rules for entry and stay of foreign citizens in the territory of KR (if you are a foreign citizen); - The ways to protect rights and legal interests.
The skiing season in Kyrgyzstan begins in December and lasts until early April. It is said that Kyrgyzstan is the land of heavenly mountains. The local mountains are not only majestic and beautiful but also perfectly suited for skiing and snowboarding. The country's ski resorts are very diverse and offer slopes of varying difficulty that will appeal to both beginners and professionals, as well as freeride enthusiasts.
Mazar in the Arslanbob Valley A unique monument of cult architecture from the 19th century is represented by the mazar in the Arslanbob valley. The mausoleum itself was destroyed in the 1960s, but the adjacent mosque still remains. The only evidence of the former decoration of the complex is a richly ornamented carved massive wooden door, the image of which is reproduced in the illustrations. In plan, the mausoleum had the shape of an elongated rectangle with dimensions of 5.7 x 9.9 m. The
Mausoleum of Shah-Fazil Safid-Bulan. Analyzing the architecture of the Kokand period, the renowned German art historian B. Brentees notes that “the structures of that time followed traditional forms, however, the internal architecture was strongly influenced by local craft traditions.” This is even more true for Kyrgyz traditional mausoleums, mosques, and madrasas in Kyrgyzstan. Such monuments of cult architecture, like mosques and madrasas, were prevalent only in the south of Kyrgyzstan and
Mausoleums of Natkala. In the Chatkal Valley, on the outskirts of the district center Yangibazar, there are two gumbezes. Whose tombstones they are and when they were built is no longer remembered by anyone; however, the legend attributes them to the mythical prophet Idris Paygambaru. A Kyrgyz archaeologist who previously worked here, Kibir, included photographs of these mausoleums in his report, dating them to the 18th century, but could not provide any further information about these
Types of Kyrgyz domes Niyazbek-korgon. The mausoleum of the Kyrgyz feudal lord Niyazbek, or rather its ruins, was excavated in Chon-Kemin in the summer of 1982. The first Russian traveler to visit the territory of the Chon-Kemin basin was the famous Central Asian explorer M. I. Venyukov. In 1859-1860, he traveled through the Zailiyskiy region and the Prichuyskiy land with a reconnaissance detachment, leaving information about the monuments of Chon-Kemin. Describing the numerous burial mounds
Gumbazes of Issyk-Kul. A distinctive feature of the gumbazes of the high-altitude Sary-Jaz is the use of wood in their construction: columns and logs, which connects them with the gumbazes of Altai. This is not accidental, as many northern areas of the Sary-Jaz ridge are covered with spruce and juniper forests (one site is even called — Forested).
Gumbazes of Ak-Beyit and Baytyka. The most original of all the Tien Shan mausoleums in terms of shape and architecture is the gumbaz of Ak-Beyit, located in the eponymous area along the road from At-Bashi to Torugart at an altitude of 3285 m.
Gumbaz of Tylak and Atantai. Among the monuments, there are some that are not marked on the map and until recently did not attract special attention from researchers. Yet they deserve to be not only studied but also included in the "Register of Historical and Cultural Monuments" of Kyrgyzstan, as a testament of memory and gratitude of the people to their heroes, the fighters for freedom and independence. This text will discuss a monument that has been unjustly forgotten by scholars
In the Kochkor Valley, half a kilometer northeast of the village of Don-Alysh, lies the Kyrk-Choroo Mausoleum Complex. Currently, the architectural form of 14 mausoleums has been relatively preserved. The monument continues to deteriorate catastrophically, and restoration is unlikely to be possible. Previously constructed drainage channels around the monument have yielded no results. In the places of many former mausoleums, piles of decayed raw bricks remain. The bricks are square, and traces
Jumgal Fortress is located in the Jumgal district in the middle reaches of the Jumgal River, on its right bank, in the Kar-Oy area, near the village of Kairma. Only traces of the once powerful fortress remain, with melted walls now crumbling due to rain, snow, and wind.
Cholok-Korgon Fortress is located two and a half kilometers northeast of the village of Konorchok in the Ak-Tal district. The fortress has a rectangular shape (35 X 40 m). Four towers protrude at the corners — oval in shape, appearing as truncated cones in plan. Remnants of two more towers can be seen on the eastern and western sides of the fortress. The fortress is divided into two unequal parts by a wall: the northern and southern sections. A row of loopholes runs along the entire wall and
Daraut-Kurgan Fortress is located in the village of the same name on the left bank of the Kyzyl-Suu River. The first information about this fortress was provided by A. P. Fedchenko, who visited it in the 1970s during his travels in Turkestan. A. P. Fedchenko paid a courtesy visit to the commander of Daraut-Kurgan Fortress, Ismail-Toksoba (toksoba is one of the lower feudal ranks in the administrative hierarchy of the Kokand Khanate). Ismail-Toksoba was appointed commander in 1870, when the
According to Russian sources, the fortress was built in the eponymous area in 1825 by the Kokand commander Lyashker-kushbegi on the orders of Madali-khan. At that time, it served as a major administrative center for the Kokand people in managing the Kyrgyz population in Semirechye, a base for tax collectors, a trading post, and a fortified outpost in the far northeast of the Kokand Khanate. The area of Pishpek initially covered 2.25 hectares.
