8 articles to prepare your trip
Scattered across Central Asia, the welcoming Dungans form an ethnic group with a remarkable cultural identity. They have managed to preserve this authenticity by passing it down from generation to generation.
Sulaiman
Kyrgyzstan's first UNESCO inscription, Sulaiman Too rises above Osh with its five peaks, medieval sanctuaries, and caves adorned with petroglyphs.
Ruh Ordo
In Cholpon Ata, on Lake Issyk-Kul, Ruh-Ordo brings together five chapels dedicated to the world's major religions and a tribute to writer Chingiz Aitmatov.
Historic religious center of Tashkent, Hazrati Imam Square brings together a mausoleum, madrassas, mosques and the famous Quran of Uthman in the old city.
Minaret De Burana
Located 80 km from Bishkek, the Burana Minaret and its field of balbals mark the site of the ancient Qarakhanid city of Balasagun.
In Samarkand, the Afrasiab Museum preserves the Ambassadors' Frescoes and vestiges of the ancient Sogdian city, a major stop on the Silk Road.
Naryn
At 2,000 m in the Tian Shan, Naryn is the last major stopover before the wild south of Kyrgyzstan and the perfect base for exploring nomadic lakes.
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