In this article we will share useful information about rivers which we can see during tours. The largest river in Kyrgyzstan - Naryn, the main component of the Syr-Darya River, belongs to the Aral basin. The length within the republic is 535 km, the area in total is 53.7 thousand km2, formed from the confluence of the Big and Small Naryn (44 km east of Naryn). The source of the Great Naryn and the whole system is the r.Kum-Ter, flowing from the Petrov Glacier in the Ak-Shyirak mountain junction. Kum-Ter, after merging with the Ara-Bel river, under the name Taragay, heads to the southwest and merges with the Karasay River, also originating from Ak-Shyra ka. From the confluence of these rivers (Taragay Karasay), a Large Naryn. The source of the Small Naryn is the Burhan River, which begins with the glaciers of the Chymchyk Mountain south. spur of Teskey Ala - Too. Flowing through a narrow valley to the West, Bur Khan takes a major left tributary Archaly and then called Balgart. The Naryn River, flowing through the Middle Naryn, Toguz-Toro, and Ketmen-Teben basins, cuts through the Ferghana Ridge and enters the Ferghana Basin. Merging already outside of Kyrgyzstan with the Kara-Darya River, the Naryn forms the second largest river in Central Asia — the Syr-Darya. Major tributaries of the Naryn: On-Archa, Kazhyrty, At-Bashi, Kekemeren, Chychkan, Uzun-Akmat, Alabuga, Kek-Irim, etc.

The largest river in Northern Kyrgyzstan is the Chuy, with a total length of 1,030 km. Of these, 260 km passes through the territory of Kyrgyzstan. The basin area is 67.5 thousand km2, including 22 thousand km2 within Kyrgyzstan. The average annual flow rate after the confluence with the Chon-Kemin River is 53 m3 / sec, and at the border with Kazakhstan 71 m3 / sec. The river begins in the Kochkor share not from the confluence of the Zhun-Aryk and Kara-Kuzhur rivers and leaves at the beginning in the Zap. part of the Ysyk-Kel basin, then, breaking through the Boomsky gorge, goes into the Chui Valley. Major tributaries: the Chon-Kemin valley, the Kichi-Kemin, Kyzyl-Suu, Shamshy, Kegeti, the Ysyk-Ata, Alamudun, Ala - Archa, AK-Suu, Kara-TA Bal and others.

River basin Talas occupies the valley of the same name completely. The source of the river is considered to be the confluence of the Karakol River and the Uch-Kosha River, from where it flows through a wide valley (up to 15 km) to the village of Kara-Buura, taking on the left tributaries: Kalba, Beshtash, Urmaral, Kum-Yushtag, Kara-Buura, etc. On the right, it receives tributaries-the Kenkol and the Nyl-dy. The left tributaries are fed by snowmelt and glacial water, while the right tributaries are fed by snow water. High water flows in the summer tours. In the upper reaches of the Talas River, the average flow rate is about 15 m3 / s, and in the range of the Kirov reservoir — 33 m3 / s. In the lower reaches, it is sorted out for irrigation and is lost in the Moyun-Kum pes in the territory of Kazakhstan.

Rivers are full of majesty. We hope our guests will see it by their own eyes during tours with the usage of convenient car rent service.