Jailo tourism

Jailo-Tourism has emerged in Kyrgyzstan, where anybody seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of civilisation travels to the depths of the Tien Shan and Pamir mountains. In a nutshell, such tourism involves living in national yurts. It is only for individuals who are interested in nomadic peoples' history, culture, and traditions.

In Kyrgyzstan, there are still nomads who honor their ancestors' traditions and do not modify their nomadic way of life. Nomadic people adapt well to such situations since it is a familiar way of life for them. Citizens used to the rush and bustle of capitals, metropolises, and huge cities find it difficult to conceive and try on a way of life so removed from civilization. Nonetheless, it is worth mentioning that many people are interested in this relaxation alternative. There have been occasions where people have abandoned the city's hustle and bustle in favor of a nomadic lifestyle in order to achieve peace and balance of mind and therefore enhance their health.

Jailo-Tourism is an excellent opportunity to rehabilitate their mental health and rediscover their true selves. Living in nomadic yurts with a nomadic family is also part of Kyrgyz ecotourism. Local ecotourism is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit spectacular locations that are otherwise hidden from view. Kyrgyzstan is a country of high-mountain lakes with lovely blue hues, colorful meadows and flower fields with a variety of herbs, and, in general, a diverse range of plants and unusual species. The beauty of snow leopards and lynxes is unparalleled in this country.