Kyrgyzstan 2013 velo

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  jravila Jun 20, 2015

  Hi Sergey Anatolievich,
  We are planning a bike trip this coming August to Kyrgyzstan and we are still deciding the route.
  I have seen yours and looks really cool. We would like to do mainly dirt road, and checking your pictures looks like you mainly ride trough them.
  What was the best part, and how easy is to get food once off the main towns?
  Thanks in advance
  Joan

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  Sergey Anatolievich Jun 20, 2015

  Dear Joan,
  
  thank you, we are glad, that our pics impressed you and that you're deceided to do this trip.
  The main part of our trip was made in an off-road terrain. The circular road around Issyk Kul Lake and some parts in the beginning of our trip (Bishkeks surroundings), Naryn surroundings and by the end (the last road before Kemin ) you can consider like an asphalt pavement with cars. The other parts were very beuatiful. In all of the cities there are some shops or even supermarkets. Sometimes there are some small groceries even in the vilages. Be carefull, sometimes the products can be expired!

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  jravila Jul 6, 2015

  Thanks for the advices, very useful
  regards
  joan

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  Enrico Genova Nov 9, 2017

  First of all congratulations for your long journey :).. I would like ask you a question: is it possible to sleep in yurt or house of privates along the road or is it necessary to have a tent?
  Thanks in advance

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  Sergey Anatolievich Nov 20, 2017

  Dear Enrico,
  I think it's better to take a light tent. This will make you more independent of weather conditions in the mountains. You also will not have to search for yurt of remote mountainous places if you want to visit such places.

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