Taberik Ethno Resort

Beautiful, secluded property right in Kok Jaiyk valley. We stayed in one of the chalets for a night and absolutely loved it -- its 3 terraces, each with great views, was a surprise! Beautiful sunrise and sunsets when the weather is clear. Everything was very clean and cozy -- wifi was very reliable and the shower had great hot water. My ankle was injured when we arrived so the staff even offered to bring our meals directly to the cabin, which was so kind of them. The hotel can also help arrange horse treks in the area -- the organizer Ali speaks perfect English and provides great information about trail options. While we ended up not being able to go on a ride for health reasons, we were very impressed with the communication.

The meals were all delicious but they were also quite standard -- the same fare we found at other much less equipped yurt camps around the country (including those without any electricity and running water). Given the price point and the caliber of service the hotel provides, it would have been nice to have a more elevated menu or some different options.

Les équipements sont impeccables, propres et literie confortable

Nous avons été déçus des repas (très simples) et du relationnel du personnel (il a fallu négocié pour avoir le petit déjeuner à 8h, aucune proximité avec le personnel)

We stayed at five different yurt camps during our trip around Kyrgyzstan, and this was by far the most beautiful and aesthetically designed one. Cars aren’t allowed all the way to the resort, so you’ll need to park in the designated car park about 300–500 metres away. From there, the staff will pick you up in a small van, making the arrival smooth and hassle-free. From the moment you arrive, you’re greeted by a sense of peace and tranquillity. The entire property is beautifully maintained, with stunning yurts, a picturesque pond, cosy bonfire areas (firewood available for a small fee), and a swing for children. The yurts are spacious, spotless, and very comfortable, with fresh bedding, charging sockets, and plenty of space. Wi-Fi is also available for an additional charge. The shared bathrooms and toilets are exceptionally clean, although you’ll need to bring your own shampoo and soap. One of the highlights was the dining area, where you get to enjoy your meals sitting in the traditional nomadic style. Breakfast was delicious, offering eggs, bread, porridge, tea, and coffee. The resort can also arrange horse rides to a nearby waterfall. The ride takes around 30 minutes each way and is a fantastic experience with beautiful scenery along the route. A special thanks to Ali, who made our stay even more enjoyable. He was incredibly friendly, always available, and happy to help with anything we needed. Overall, this is a must-visit if you’re exploring the region. It’s the perfect place to experience the beauty of Kyrgyzstan while staying in one of the most charming and authentic yurt camps in the country.

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Аутентичность природа доброжелательные хозяева и обслуживающий персонал все было замечательно вкусная еда все чисто и красиво

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