Jeti-Ögüz Rocks
Red cliffs at the mouth of a gorge — Tertiary conglomerates, a nature monument since 1975. The name means "seven bulls". A hydrogen-sulphide spa sits at the entrance; above are the Kok-Jayik meadow, the "Broken Heart" rock and the "Maiden's Braids" waterfall. Fine with children.
Weather
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How to get there
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Tashkent — Bishkek busTwo departures a day from the bus station by Almazar metro, 601 km, 12 h 40 min. The 2022 price was 250,000 UZS — old, to be checked. · 601,0 km · 12 h 40 min250 000 UZS · 250 000 UZS · at the 2022-04-15 rate
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Karakol to Jeti-ÖgüzA marshrutka or taxi to the sanatorium: 50 som shared, up to 500 for the whole car. The source is an undated Visit Karakol operator page.6 700 UZS · 50 KGS · at the 2026-09-16 rate
Questions and answers
Do you need a permit?
Yes. This is a protected area: entry needs permission, or a fee at the gate. A nature monument since 1975. Whether entry is charged was not checked; under the 2023 rules a protected area may issue a ticket.
How do you get there?
Tashkent — Bishkek bus: Two departures a day from the bus station by Almazar metro, 601 km, 12 h 40 min. The 2022 price was 250,000 UZS — old, to be checked. There are 2 ways in altogether.
Is there water on the way?
Yes, there is water on the way.
Can you go with children?
Yes, people bring children here.
Can you drive there?
Yes, you can drive there.
Photos
Photos by Wikimedia Commons contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0
