The Talas Valley is one of those places where Central Asia speaks to the traveler in the language of wind and silent stones. Here, between hills and gorges, traces of ancient civilizations have been preserved, whose names have long dissolved in the sands of time, but their memory remains in the lines carved on the rocks. One of the most mysterious monuments of the region is the Chiyim-Tash complex of runic inscriptions - a rare place where one can see ancient Turkic script, Sogdian signs, and
High in the Kaman-Suu gorge, at an altitude of about 2500 meters above sea level, lies one of the most expressive and multilayered monuments of rock art in Kyrgyzstan - Jaltyrak-Tash, which
Usually, the discovery of archaeological sites is associated with hard-to-reach mountains, abandoned trails, or deep gorges that can only be accessed by researchers. But the Talas region surprises
The mountains of the Talas Ridge hide many secrets, but one of the most astonishing is the complex of rock carvings at Bakayir-Kara-Kuush, located in an easily accessible gorge where human footsteps
Among the hills of the Talas Valley, near the clear river Ken-Kol, lies one of the most reverently honored places in the vicinity of the National Complex "Manas Ordo" - the sacred spring
In the center of the village of Kyzyl-Adyr, which many travelers remember by its old name Kirovka, at the Orozbekov Meilibek Secondary School, there is a local history museum named after Mikhail
The Talas region is one of the corners of Kyrgyzstan where history is felt not in museum showcases or academic works, but in the wind, in the scent of dry wormwood, in the lines of mountains frozen
