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28 July 2011 | 10:02
Issyk-Kul lake in Kyrgyzstan
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Issyk-Kul water remains warm in the evening, when the sun hit fades. ©Roza Yesenkulova
The sign "No jumping form the pier. Water 1.8 m deep" fails to stop some. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Sky lanterns launched at night. ©Roza Yesenkulova
In ancient time braids indicated marriage status of a girl. But the tradition has faded since. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Cultural center Rukh Orda holds legends misteries and miths. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Huge territory of Ruhk Orda. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Eagle master offering to take a photo with the bird for small money. ©Roza Yesenkulova
The bird feels fine under the scorching sun. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Signature of Kazakh writer Chingiz Aitmatov on the wall of the cultural center. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Guids offering a 2 hour excursion of Rukh Orda for 300 som. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Through a coin, clang the bell and your wish will come true. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Even kids are busy in Kyrgyzstan. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Kyrgyz yurt (nomadic tent) holds the treasures of the nation: leather, fox felts, hunting instrument and homeware. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Handloomed carpets and pictures are expensive. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Bard Bolat Okudzhava staring into the crear blue Issyk Kul lake, holding his guitar. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Heart-form stone was found near the Tien Shan mountains. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Kyrgyz national yurt (nomadic tent). The left part belongs to men, the right one is for women. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Statue of President Nursultan Nazarbayev near the lake. ©Roza Yesenkulova
©Roza Yesenkulova
A camel photo for 50 som. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Kazakh poet and philosopher Asankaigy. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Tourists use the peliod found at the botton of Issyk-Kul. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Tourists can "feed" the frog with a coin and pat him on the head to make thier dreams come true. ©©Roza Yesenkulova
Kyrgyz flags are available at the market in Bosteri. ©Roza Yesenkulova
There is a fair in Bosteri on weekends. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Mountain flower honey starting from 100 som per kilo. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Kyrgyzs produce milk, curd, cheese, sour creem and butter. ©Roza Yesenkulova
These treasures can be found at the bottom of Issyk Kul. ©Roza Yesenkulova
©Roza Yesenkulova
©Roza Yesenkulova
There are no starfish in Issyk Kul. It is brought from China. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Hats with earflaps, and leather wares can be bought at the local market. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Abservation wheel near the "Golden Sands" resort - 150 som per a ride. ©Roza Yesenkulova
"Golden Sands" resort is very popular among Almaty residents. ©Roza Yesenkulova
The most state-of-the-art resort in Cholpan-Ata town. Roza Otunbayeva is a frequenter here. ©Roza Yesenkulova
©Roza Yesenkulova
©Roza Yesenkulova
©Roza Yesenkulova
Diving center's services cost 3000 som per a person. But bargaining helps lower the prices. ©Roza Yesenkulova
There is a museum inside the yacht. ©Roza Yesenkulova
©Roza Yesenkulova
©Roza Yesenkulova
©Roza Yesenkulova
©Roza Yesenkulova
The lake is very clear. ©Roza Yesenkulova
©Roza Yesenkulova
A feral beach feels like a different world. ©Roza Yesenkulova
"Cholpan-Ata" is one of the town's beaches. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Deserted beach, fine sand and clear water. ©Roza Yesenkulova
"GoodLake" resort. ©Roza Yesenkulova
Flight from Almaty to Kyrgyz town of Tamchi on An-24 takes one hour. ©Roza Yesenkulova
The international airport is servicing only one flight: Almaty-Tamchi-Almtay twice a week. ©Roza Yesenkulova
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