Supara Ethno-Complex
Этно-комплекс Супара
An ethno-complex on the outskirts of the city where you can dine in yurts or stone houses to experience nomadic culture and traditional Kyrgyz cuisine.
Located in Kok-Jar village in the Alamudun district on the southern outskirts of Bishkek, Supara is an ethno-complex combining dining, cultural exhibitions, and handicraft workshops. Guests can dine in yurts of various sizes or stone houses, with the same menu served across all areas. Representative dishes include beshbarmak and kuurdak, and there is also a dedicated vegetarian section. The complex also offers traditional cooking and felt-making classes. Reservations are recommended if you wish to sit in a specific yurt or dine on weekend evenings. It is a bit far from the city center, so taking a taxi is the standard way to get here. Some travelers suggest stopping by on the way back from Ala-Archa National Park. Closing times vary across platforms, so it is best to call ahead if you plan to arrive late.
Opening hours
Daily: 11:00–24:00 (some platforms list until 23:00)
Nearby sights
- Gareev Botanical Garden
- Erkindik Boulevard
- Victory Square
- Kyrgyz National Opera and Ballet Theatre
- Gapar Aitiev National Museum of Fine Arts
- Oak Park
- Bishkek Central Mosque (Imam Sarakhsi)
- Ala-Too Square