Spend a couple of nights in yurts

Accommodation in Kyrgyzstan comes in different kinds and sizes, but none is more iconic than the Yurt. The yurt is a traditional nomadic home composed of felt and wooden timbers. It is one of the most essential features of Kyrgyz culture and a true representation of their nomadic origin. It would be a disgrace not to sleep in one of these when visiting.

Yurts are similar to huge tents, but they are much stronger and more spacious. They are also incredibly warm, especially when the stove inside is lit, and keep the cold out even in the middle of a snowstorm.

There are numerous yurt accommodations available in Kyrgyzstan. They are usually found around the country's most prominent tourist spots, such as Issyk Kul and Altyn Arashan. Song Kul, on the other hand, is by far the best spot to stay in a yurt. They're frequently right close to the lake, and the whole scenario has the air of a wandering paradise.