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  1. Cannot get enough of photos of this place. Thank you for sharing this amazing trip and for posting so many great photographs. Such a rare treat!

  2. It definitely has gorgeous surrounding scenery! It is weird that there weren’t more people, or that more things weren’t open. Better to enjoy it yourselves I suppose!

    1. I agree… it is such a beautiful and historic place that you’d think more people would be hanging around!

    1. Recently visited the same place in our hosts transport. Had wonderful Kyrgyz soup and lunch at the entrance. Visited the sanatorium but it was dark and gloomy. Went to the warm water spring too and watched the Lenin’s monument too. Loved the Kyrgyz people, Bishkek, Esyk Kul and Esyk ata.

  3. I am dying to go to a sanatorium. I don’t know how I’ve been to so many CIS nations and never been yet (just a bunch of banya and hamam). Maybe in the Carpathians in May. How great that the marshrutka run directly to and from Bishkek??

    These photos are a dream, Megan. Looks a tad cold, though ;)

    1. as strange as it sounds, i never think to even go to them. i dont know why- perhaps it is because so many of them are not incredibly easy to access. ill be more cognizant of public transport options to them when im near one next!