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A village on the Naryn by the Fergana Range: a base for the Saymaluu-Tash petroglyphs and Song-Kol.
≈4–5 h from Jalal-AbadShared taxi ≈1,000 som (2026)
Walk the streetsNaryn bridge: 2 km
8 places nearbyTaxis usually leave by 14:00
11 places to stay11 within 1.5 km of the centre
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8 places from the centre outwards
Start with places you can walk to, then roads out of town. The map shows the route from the centre to the place you are viewing.
≈2 km on foot1 / 8 · Bridge over the Naryn
August 5, 2018
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≈2 km on foot1 / 8
Bridge over the Naryn
On foot north through the streetsAll year round
Kazarman stands on the Naryn River. At the north edge of the village a bridge of the new North–South road spans the wide river; dry mountains rise beyond the fields.
August 5, 2018
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≈1 km on foot2 / 8
House of Culture
On footAll year round
A building with columns and a red roof; a large mosaic covers the blank wall of the block next door. Easy to fit into a walk around the village from the bazaar.
August 12, 2024
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≈2 km on foot3 / 8
Kazarman Airport
On footAll year round
A small airport building with a red roof on the eastern edge of the village, about 2 km from the bazaar. The photo shows the façade in August 2024.
August 9, 2026
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≈43 km along the road4 / 8
Saymaluu-Tash
By car to the trail, then on foot or on horsebackJuly–August
A high mountain tract with thousands of stones carved with figures of animals and people. From the camp on the Kok-Art River it is a 1,200 m climb: 5–6 h on foot or about 3 h on horseback.
July 11, 2026
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≈165 km along the road5 / 8
Moldo-Ashuu Pass
By car on the road to Song-KolMay–October
A pass of about 3,200 m on the road from Kazarman to Song-Kol. From the saddle you can see the hairpin bends dropping into a wooded gorge.
July 16, 2018
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≈178 km along the road6 / 8
Song-Kol lake
By car over the Moldo-Ashuu PassMay–October
A high mountain lake at 3,016 m with yurt camps on its grassy shores. From Kazarman a road leads there over the Moldo-Ashuu Pass, about 4 h.
The regional capital on the Naryn River, east of Kazarman. Direct services are few: people usually go via Kochkor; a taxi seat from Kazarman is about 2,000 som.
A stone Silk Road caravanserai in a valley off the Naryn–Torugart highway. From Kazarman a road leads there over the Ak-Kyya and Kulak-Ashuu passes, above 3,300 m.