Kyrgyzstan Unveiled Collection

A collection of images exhibiting the stunning combination of mountains, lakes, and valleys that make up Kyrgyzstan's terrain.The massive Tian Shan mountain range, sometimes known as the "Celestial Mountains," which dominates Kyrgyzstan and has peaks that climb above 7,000 metres above sea level, is what gives the country its distinctive appearance. The south is bordered by the Pamir-Alai range. One of its many natural beauties is Lake Issyk-Kul, the second-largest alpine lake in the world, which is surrounded by snow-capped mountains, never freezes, and is a popular tourist destination. Agriculture is supported by fertile valleys and plateaus, especially in the prosperous Fergana Valley. Despite having a hilly landscape, Kyrgyzstan's south-west contains deserts, including the Muyunkum Desert.