Son Kul Lake Yurt Camp, Son Kul Lake

Son Kul Lake Yurt Camp

Hotel Rating

Luxury
Typically offers an exceptional level of comfort, style and service. With first-class facilities, personalised service, and exceptional dining options, it’s a refined experience at every turn.
Premium
Typically offers a higher level of comfort and quality, meeting international standards of service and amenities. Expect modern conveniences and extras such as a pool, gym or a choice of dining options for a more comfortable stay.
Standard
Typically offers convenience, en suite rooms and key amenities such as an on-site restaurant. It’s a reliable, comfortable mid-range option, carefully selected to offer the most practical choice in any given location.
Simple
Typically offers a no-frills experience and is often the only option available. It could include camping with basic bathroom facilities or a homestay with shared amenities. In some lesser-developed destinations, the accommodation may only offer essentials, such as bedding and simple shelter.

Our rating: Simple | Property style: Yurt Camp

This authentic yurt camp provides the ultimate Kyrgyz adventure experience, sleeping in traditional nomadic tents beside the beautiful Son Kul. Surrounded by roaming herds of cattle, horses and goats, the snow-capped peaks and an impressive alpine lake, the camp has an inspiring backdrop to the puffing yurt chimneys and nomadic life. The camp itself is comprised of around ten cosy yurts with original décor and traditional Kyrgyz Felt carpets – each of which sleeps up to five people. With simple wooden beds, clean bed linen, blankets, pillows and a stove lit each night before dinner, your stay will be both warm and comfortable. Nearby there are two larger yurts used for dining where you can sample hearty local cooking and even fresh fish caught from the lake. After a full day’s activities, riding, walking and exploring the surrounding area, a session in the camp’s homemade, rustic sauna is a relaxing experience.

Son Kul Lake Yurt Camp

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