Day 13
Saturday,
April 27
DRIVE TO LAKE
ISSYK KUL
Your road wends north and eastward along the shores of Issyk Kul which is known as "the Kyrghyz Sea." Issyk Kul, said to be the bluest lake in the world, sits at 5193 feet surrounded by 9000 foot peaks and is warmed by innumerable hot springs. Stop at suitable picturesque spots along the way and enjoy lunch with a local family and witness a felt-making demonstration in the village of Kochkor. You’ll arrive at your lakeside hotel later this afternoon and enjoy an afternoon boat trip to admire the stunning scenery. Dinner this evening is at your hotel.
Your road wends north and eastward along the shores of Issyk Kul which is known as "the Kyrghyz Sea." Issyk Kul, said to be the bluest lake in the world, sits at 5193 feet surrounded by 9000 foot peaks and is warmed by innumerable hot springs. Stop at suitable picturesque spots along the way and enjoy lunch with a local family and witness a felt-making demonstration in the village of Kochkor. You’ll arrive at your lakeside hotel later this afternoon and enjoy an afternoon boat trip to admire the stunning scenery. Dinner this evening is at your hotel.
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