Tosor

Tosor is a small village located on the southern shore of Lake Issyk-Kul in Kyrgyzstan. This place attracts the attention of both tourists and researchers due to its unique natural and cultural features.

Tosor is located on the southern side of the famous Issyk-Kul Lake, one of the largest and deepest lakes in the world. The lake is famous for its crystal clear waters and beautiful scenery. The mountains surrounding the lake create magnificent views and provide opportunities for various outdoor activities such as hiking and mountaineering.

The climate in Tosor is typical for this region of Kyrgyzstan: it is warm in summer and quite cold in winter. Summer temperatures can reach 25-30 degrees Celsius, which makes this place attractive for beach holidays. In winter the temperature can drop below zero, which creates conditions for winter sports.
Tourist attractions
Tosor and its surroundings offer many interesting places to visit. One of the main attractions is Issyk-Kul itself, where you can swim, play water sports or simply enjoy the beautiful views. 
Another popular tourist spot is the Tosor Gorge, where you can see picturesque landscapes and unusual rock formations. The region is also home to mineral hot springs that attract tourists with their healing properties.

The village of Tosor, like many other settlements in Kyrgyzstan, retains a rich cultural heritage. Here you can learn about traditional Kyrgyz culture, see yurts, taste national dishes such as beshbarmak and koumiss, and even take part in local festivals and rituals.

Tosor's economy relies heavily on agriculture and tourism. In recent years, the infrastructure has been actively developed to attract more tourists, with hotels, guesthouses, restaurants and tourist centres being built. Nevertheless, the village retains its traditional atmosphere and way of life.