Chui Region borders Kazakhstan and the region of Issyk Kul, Naryn, Jalalabad, and Talas.
The capital, Bishkek, is the gateway zone of Kyrgyz Republic surrounding Bishkek the starting point for tourist routes to Issyk Kul and Naryn Region in the east and Taras and Jalalabad Region in the west.
However, it is not just a starting point; there are UNESCO three World Heritage Sites in the Chui Region that can be visited on day trips from Bishkek.
Other than visiting three world heritage sites,you can also enjoy trekking, horseback riding, hot spring, cultural experience and eco resort accommodations in the Chui Region.
Chui Region and Bishkek have a wide variety of dining options.
You can enjoy Kyrgyz, Russian, international, and ethnic cuisines.
Shopping options range is very wide from exclusive boutiques inspired by traditional clothing to traditional crafts, souvenir shops, and bazaars.
This website provides useful information for visitors to the Chui Region.
We hope you enjoy your visit to the Chui Region and Bishkek as well.
Population and ethnic composition of Chui Region
The population of Chui Oblast is 970,000, about 15% of the national total.
The percentage of non-Kyrgyz and non-Russian ethnic groups in Chui Oblast as a whole is 12%, lower than the national average of 20%, but some parts of the region have a diverse ethnic population, including 32% in Issyk-Ata district and 29% in Tokmok city.
Industries in Chui State
