Alamüdün District

Built around irrigation from the Alamudun River, Alamudun District grew into a rural and suburban area adjoining Bishkek. It rises from the cultivated Chüy Valley toward the Kyrgyz Ala-Too, where ravines and snow-fed streams create a sharp contrast with the lowland fields. Ala Archa National Park, established in 1976, occupies part of the district’s mountain terrain and protects the well-known Ala Archa gorge. Villages, market gardens and expanding residential areas reveal close ties to Kyrgyzstan’s capital while preserving an agricultural character. See how Alamudun District connects with the Chüy Valley and Kyrgyz Ala-Too by browsing webcams nearby.

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