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Is ISSYK KUL Lake Really the Ultimate Kyrgyzstan Experience?

Issyk Kul Lake - Camping In The Land Of Eagle Hunters ! One of the many highlights of my Kyrgyzstan trip was living the yurt life on the southern shores of Issyk Kul. I chose Feel Nomad because I loved the thought of staying in an authentic yurt next to an alpine lake. And without exaggeration this has to be the most spectacular location so far in Kyrgyzstan. At feel nomad you wake up to an uninterrupted view of the stunning landscape with mountains near and far on both shores of the lake. The beach spreads for at least 8-10kms and you will unlikely meet a single soul on any side. Even though the yurt camp is in the middle of nowhere, it is decently furnished. Did you know that people in Kyrgyzstan use eagle hunting as a means to capture their prey? The southern shore of the Issyk Kul lake is know for the best eagle hunters in the country. One of them is Azamat Aibekov who practices this tradition being the 4th in his generation. The hunters are called berkutchi and are seen as the guardians of the nomadic hunting traditions. Driving along the lake made me feel like I am in a beach destination. In fact, as a landlocked country, Kyrgyz people consider coming to Issyk-Kul as their beach vacation only. The sandy beach at Kaji Say is a popular socialising spot for the locals, where you will find a lot of families with kids playing around and learning to swim in the lake. The name Issyk-Kul means a warm lake in the local language. It was given such a name because it never freezes even during the winters. Lekin naam bhale hi warm lake ho, paani to kaafi thanda hi tha. But with the shining sun, a bit of breeze, and clear and cold water, I couldn’t believe I am on a sunny beach holiday. Who knew you can also go on a beach vacation while roadtripping in Kyrgyzstan? Tucked far away in one of the most remote areas in the region, where you dont come for the luxury but for the vistas, the remoteness and the experience of sleeping in a yurt. There are no mobile signals or any other modern day distractions. Just a place to slow down, to hear the silence, your breath and your heart - bare but beautiful. You have seen me UNTRAVEL the world, one story at a time. Now you too can accompany me on these journeys which are as much about the places as about the stories and conversations. Come let's TRAVEL FOR MORE. Please fill this form to apply: https://forms.gle/aFQaUf9DvP3vWfuWA If you liked the episode, please give us a thumbs up in the comments section 😊 If you feel our channel is underrated and should have a larger subscriber base , please share it with your friends and friends of friends to give us the much needed impetus 🤗 And if you really really really love our content and want us to continue making the same, please consider supporting us by becoming a patron on Patreon 💛💛💛 -   / theuntravelshow   Here are the links to our other series: Untravel Kashmir:    • Untravel KASHMIR | Official Trailer | Cine...   Melody Miles:    • Melody Miles - A Tale Of Travel, Friendshi...   GOAing Beyond -    • Untravel The Himalayas | Official Trailer ...   Untravel The Himalayas -    • Untravel The Himalayas | Official Trailer ...   Kartarpur Pakistan -    • 10 THINGS YOU MUST KNOW BEFORE VISITING KA...   Chalte Hain Phir | Travel Podcast -    • Landour - A Love Affair With Winding Walks...   How I Met Meghalaya -    • Living Root Bridges & Kongthong - The Sing...   Travel For More - Maharashtra Edition:    • Pune Food Walk | From The Best Vada Pav To...   Moving To Mountains -    • Landour | Couple who quit the city life & ...   Not Done With Europe:    • Not Done With Europe | Ep 1 | Why Were We ...   The Local Trails -    • Move Over Prague | Explore India’s First H...   For all behind-the-scenes actions of my travels, you can follow me on Instagram and Facebook as I'm more active there :) • Instagram:   / the.untravel.show   • Facebook:   / theuntravelshow   • YouTube:    / theuntravelshow   • Email: [email protected]