Introducing At-Bashy
At-Bashy is off the Naryn–Torugart road, 6km by an easterly access road, 4km by a westerly one, and truly the far end of populated Kyrgyzstan. Sandwiched between the At-Bashy and Naryn Tau ranges, the town has a great location and can be used as a springboard for visits to Tash Rabat, Koshoy Korgon and the Torugart Pass. Through the Shepherd’s Life programme you could also arrange visits to the surrounding villages of Tus Bogoshtu (6km), Kök Köl (40km), or further afield to Bosogo Jailoo – a forested region ideal for trekking and, during September, blackcurrant picking.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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Hi,
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