Kyrgyzstan Visa

Kyrgyzstan was part of the famous trade route which went up to China and therefore passes through the Silk Road. Wildlife admirers will find themselves at home here with the country having snow leopards, lynx, and sheep. If you want to bask yourself in nature’s glory, head straight to Issyk-Kul which is a lake surrounded by beautiful mountains. The song Kol lake is located in the rural heartland of the country and local people there are very hospitable. If you aren’t that interested in history, nature or even architecture, you can always shop at the massive Osh Bazaar which sells everything from local handicrafts to local cuisine. The Burana tower represents the history of the country and is a 9th-century minaret standing tall even after all these years. Citizens of 62 countries do not need a visa to visit the country while others can go for an e-visa, apply for a visa-on-arrival or get it beforehand from their nearest Kyrgyzstan diplomatic mission. E-visa is recommended for those who want the process to be hassle-free.