Yurtcamp Rahat

"The owners were really welcoming. We had dinner in their yurt and were offered warm tea and snacks as it was getting really cold during our stay. They also have a kayak that you can use. As we were there at the end of september, all other yurt camps in the area were already gone, perfect time to visit!"

"Aucun."

"Amazing family run yurt camp. Cant recommend enough if you’re looking for an authentic experience in Song-Kul"

"Aucun."

"Stunning place"

"Aucun."

"Friendly English speaking staff. Very nicely decorated dining area. Very clean bathroom. No electricity in the yurt. No shower. No name in front of the yurt camp but most of the yurt camp here don’t have the sign either. But most people in the area can surely point you in the right direction. Fantastic view on route."

"Aucun."

"Really beautiful surroundings, far away from other camps. Amazing experience."

"We were given soup made with meat stock as vegeterians"

"A very traditional yurta, the family Is very welcoming and friendly. Amazing Place and very delicious homemade food!"

"Nothing"

"Stunning location! Very comfortable bed in the yurt, and the dinner that the hosts prepared for me was delicious."

"Aucun."

"Super friendly people at a beautiful location. Truly a nomadic experience. For a small fee, it's also possible to have lunch and dinner here, nutritious and delicious!"

"Aucun."

"Yurt camp Rahat was one of the best yurt camps we’ve stayed in. It is located near the lake, so the views are fantastic. They welcomed us with homemade products. The host family is very friendly, communicative, you can take a closer look into their daily routine. The kids are very cute and they made a whole place even warmer. Breakfast is also included in the price. They even took us horseriding to another nomad family (which gave us horsemilk). I highly recommend it, especially if you want to experience Kyrgyz nomad life and disconnect from everyday life."

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"The Yurtcamp is located in a beautiful area by the Song Kull Lake. The hostest made us very nice breakfest, lunch and dinner. And she also heated our Yurt with a woodstove."

"It’s part of living in a Yurt but having a outside toilet needed some adjusment from us. And the road to Rahat camp was an adventurous one - but definetely worth the time."