Road to Kyrchyn fully paved
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- A 35.5-kilometer road leading to Kyrchyn tract in the Issyk-Kul region has been fully renovated and asphalted.
- The project, funded by the state with presidential support, includes road shoulder reinforcement, traffic sign installation, and parking area construction.
- The upgraded road aims to provide safer access for tourists and boost regional tourism potential, supporting the 6th World Nomad Games.
The road to the Kyrchyn tract in Kyrgyzstan's Issyk-Kul region is now fully renovated and asphalted, thanks to state funding and presidential support. The 35.5-kilometer stretch underwent comprehensive upgrades, including reinforcement of road shoulders, installation of traffic signs, and the construction of dedicated parking areas.
This extensive renovation project was carried out as part of an approved action plan to prepare for the upcoming 6th World Nomad Games. The improvements are expected to significantly enhance the experience for tourists visiting the area.
Officials report that the upgraded road will offer safer and more comfortable access to Kyrchyn tract. The project is also anticipated to contribute to the overall development of the region's tourism potential, making it more attractive to visitors.
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