Upon arrival in Bishkek, transfer to the Hotel. Check-in at 1400 hrs (breakfast is not included). Rest of the day is free for leisure. Overnight in Bishkek.

Breakfast at the hotel. Panoramic City around Bishkek with visit to the following places: Kyrgyz National University (KNU), officially known as the Kyrgyz National University named after J. Balasagyn, is the largest and one of the oldest higher education institutions in Kyrgyzstan. Founded in 1945, the university's main campus features a blend of Soviet-era architecture and modern educational facilities, designed to accommodate a large student body and support various academic disciplines. The Kyrgyz National Philharmonic Hall, is a prominent cultural venue dedicated to the promotion of classical music and the arts in Kyrgyzstan. The building itself is an architectural landmark, featuring elegant interiors designed to provide an optimal acoustical environment for performances. The statue of Manas, stands as a tribute to Manas, the legendary hero of the Kyrgyz epic "The Epic of Manas," which is considered one of the longest and most significant oral traditions in the world. The statue, towering at about 20 meters, depicts Manas on horseback, symbolizing his strength, leadership, and the unity of the Kyrgyz people. Victory Square is dedicated to honoring the victory of the Soviet Union over Nazi Germany in World War II and features a monumental Eternal Flame that commemorates the fallen soldiers. The square is surrounded by significant landmarks, including the Victory Monument, which stands as a symbol of courage and resilience. Oak Park known for its abundant oak trees, the park provides a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. The Park features walking paths, green spaces, and areas for relaxation, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists to enjoy nature and unwind. Ala Too Square known for its beautiful fountains, vibrant atmosphere, and the changing of the guard ceremony serves as a symbol of national pride. Excursion to the Osh Bazaar Known for its Eastern charm and chaotic atmosphere, it is a place where you can experience the true spirit of Central Asian trade. The bazaar is famous for its diverse range of goods, including fresh produce, spices, textiles, traditional crafts, and household items. Vendors line the narrow aisles, calling out to customers, creating a lively and sometimes overwhelming environment. Excursion at the Ala-Archa National Park Ala-Archa Nature Reserve, located just 30 km from Bishkek, spans 20,000 hectares of diverse landscapes, including mountains, rivers, and pine forests. The name "Ala-Archa" means "spotted juniper," reflecting the variety of coniferous and spruce forests that dominate the reserve. It is home to a rich array of wildlife, including the rare snow leopard, which is listed in the Red Book of Kyrgyzstan. The reserve is also famous for a rare blue bird, known as the "bird of happiness" by the Kyrgyz people, which inhabits its high cliffs. Transfer to the hotel, overnight in Bishkek Meal: Breakfast

Breakfast at the hotel Excursion to the Konorchek canyons The Konorchek canyons, located 125 km from Bishkek in the Boom Gorge, offer breathtaking landscapes reminiscent of the Grand Canyon, yet infused with the unique natural beauty of Kyrgyzstan. To reach the canyons, visitors must navigate through a maze of cliffs along the dried riverbed. Red sandstone columns stretch for miles, creating a stunning visual spectacle that captivates travelers. One of the main attractions is an extinct volcano, estimated to be 2.5-3 million years old, while the climate in the canyons is hot and dry in the summer, and cold and arid in the winter. Visit to Burana Tower, the remnant of the old Balasugun town It is the remains of the ancient city of Balasagun, which was the capital of the Karakhanid Empire in the 9th century. The tower is surrounded by evidence of brick foundations, indicating that the ancient city extended far beyond the tower itself, with marketplaces, baths, and residential homes. These artifacts offer valuable insights into Kyrgyzstan's history and its role along the Great Silk Road. Transfer to the hotel, overnight in Bishkek Meal: Breakfast

Breakfast at the hotel, Visit to Chungurchak gorge and Supara Etno Complex Located at an altitude of 2,400 meters, gorge offers an unforgettable journey along a winding serpentine road, surrounded by stunning views of pine forests, cascading waterfalls, and rugged mountain ridges. The gorge is home to a biosphere reserve dedicated to preserving rare species of tulips, including the beautiful royal tulip, which grows up to 17 centimeters tall. The famous ethno-complex "Supara Chon-Kurchak" offers an authentic experience where you can taste traditional Kyrgyz cuisine, ride horses, and even test your strength with archery. For hiking enthusiasts, there are two pleasant walking trails, each 1.5 to 2 kilometers long, allowing you to explore the beauty of the gorge at a leisurely pace. During the winter months, the gorge transforms into a winter wonderland, offering skiing opportunities that allow you to experience the breathtaking mountains of Kyrgyzstan in a whole new way. Visit to Alamedin Gorge Alamedin Gorge is located at an altitude of 1,800-2,000 meters above sea level, offering stunning views of mountain peaks like Aitmatov Peak and Kyrgyzstan Peak. The gorge is rich in natural beauty, with waterfalls, birch groves, and lush green meadows where horses and sheep graze in the summer. It is home to a variety of wildlife, including hundreds of animals and birds, and is known for its medicinal plants, often collected and used in teas. Nearby, the "Warm Springs" offer radon sources that attract visitors seeking health benefits. Transfer to the hotel, overnight in Bishkek Meal: Breakfast

Breakfast at the hotel, then check out and proceed to Bishkek Airport for your departure home. Meal: Breakfast