Kyrgyzstan to asphalt over 70 km of roads in Issyk-Kul region

The Tүp district in Kyrgyzstan's Issyk-Kul region is set to see significant road infrastructure improvements, with plans to asphalt over 71.7 kilometers of roads by the end of 2026. The Ministry of Transport and Communications confirmed the ambitious project, which aims to enhance connectivity and transportation within the district.

Key projects include the asphalting of 10 kilometers on the Taldy-Suu, Aral road. Additionally, a second layer of asphalt will be laid on a 39-kilometer stretch of the Tүp, Kegen road, a vital route connecting the region. The Tүp, Shaty, Icheke-suu, Taldy-Suu road will also see 7.2 kilometers of new asphalt.

Beyond new asphalting, efforts are being made to improve existing infrastructure. Preparations are in motion for road marking and the installation of signage along the Karkyra, Turuk, Sary-Jaz road, which has previously been asphalted. These developments signal a concerted effort to upgrade the road network in the Tүp district, supporting local development and improving travel conditions.

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The implementation of a number of large-scale projects for the development of road infrastructure continues in the Tүp district of the Issyk-Kul region.