Teploklyuchenka: Hotels and Accommodation

Teploklyuchenka combines local history with the landscapes around Ak-Suu and Altyn-Arashan. Those wishing to book a hotel in Teploklyuchenka can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

Nature

The Ak-Suu Gorge begins beyond a nature reserve located about 3 km above Teploklyuchenka. The gorge is 30–40 m wide, and the Ak-Suu River flows along its floor.

The Altyn-Arashan Gorge begins in Ak-Suu (Teploklyuchenka). Nearby are the Altyn-Arashan hot springs at an altitude of 2,600 m, including covered pools as well as natural bathing spots in rocky hollows. Kashka-Suu, a moraine glacier lake fed by meltwater, is also located nearby.

Water and Heat

Ak-Suu Kench is a recreational facility with hot springs next to Teploklyuchenka on the road to the Ak-Suu resort. It has three pools for adults and a children's pool.

Beyond the Ak-Suu resort, there are two waterfalls in the gorge, measuring 25 m and 30 m respectively. The Ak-Suu resort has around 30 thermal radon springs.

Culture

The Kydyr Ake Museum is located in Teploklyuchenka at 92 Kydyr-Ake Street. One hall is dedicated to the descendants of Kydyr Ake, and the museum also includes a modern hall about the region's achievements during the Soviet era.

The Church of the Great Martyr Demetrius of Thessaloniki also stands in Teploklyuchenka. The Orthodox parish in Teploklyuchenka was organized in the mid-19th century.

Getting Around

The marshrutka to the Ak-Suu resort passes through Teploklyuchenka into the Ak-Suu Valley. A prepared off-road vehicle with high ground clearance is required for the road leading uphill through the Altyn-Arashan Gorge.

Further destinations: Chong-Sary-Oy, Kuturga, Grigorievka, Kaji-Say, Ananyevo, Tamchy, Bokonbayevo, Tosor.

To the main travel overview: Issyk-Kul Region.