Embark on a full-day adventure, immersing yourself in
the rich history of Bishkek, exploring the vibrant streets
of Osh Bazaar market, and marveling at the breathtaking
landscape of Ala-Archa National Park. Spend the
morning trekking alongside the stunning Ala-Archa Gorge, guided through forested mountains on
a scenic trail. In the afternoon, discover the highlights of Bishkek, from the bustling Ala-Too
Square to the lively Osh Bazaar. Enjoy the convenience of door-to-door transfers in an
air-conditioned vehicle and savor a delicious Indian lunch
as part of this private, full-day combo tour. In the morning, your guide and driver will pick you up
from your hotel and transfer to Ala-Archa National Park. In an hour, you will find yourself in a
picturesque gorge where the Ala-Archa mountain river rushes down like a rushing stream, the
highest snowy peaks, juniper slopes, and alpine meadows covered with a carpet of flowers will be
revealed to your sight. The journey to Ala-Archa will last about 2-3 hours, and during this time,
your guide will introduce you to the most stunning gorge near Bishkek. You'll have the freedom to
explore in any direction you choose – whether it's to a plateau offering magnificent views of the
gorge, along the serene Ala-Archa river, or towards the Broken Heart Stone, from where
breathtaking panoramic views unfold. On the way to the gorge, your guide will tell you much
interesting information about the country and people, as well as a couple of stories related to
adventures in these mountains. If you are lucky enough, you can observe wild animals during the
trip. As soon as you get back to Bishkek city after the Ala-Archa, the first place to visit in Bishkek
will be the legendary open-air market Osh Bazaar. It is said that if one wants to experience the
local culture and life of a place one should visit the local market and Osh Bazaar is one of the best
examples of the local markets in Bishkek and Kyrgyzstan in general. You can find everything herefrom food products and spices to common household goods, clothes, souvenirs, and even musical
instruments, you’ll be surrounded by all the products you could possibly imagine. The crowds, the
smells, and the noises can feel a bit overwhelming but it’s an experience you won’t easily forget.
Continue your city tour with the charming architecture of the Mayor's office, International
University, and the Philarmony itself. The white marble of the Philharmonic makes an impression
by virtue of its being situated on a hill, like an antique temple, with colorful stained glass and
hammered copper.
