Explore the center of the capital. Visit Ala-Too Square, State Museum of Fine Arts. Take a walk in the Oak park.
Drive to northern shore of Issyk-Kul Lake. Chill at the beach and grab lunch at Bozo Teppanyaki. If you like history, visit the open-air petroglyph museum.
Trek the easy Jety-Oguz gorge, or the challenging Altyn-Arashan hot springs. Try some local food at Attila Restaurant.
Relax at beachy Issyk-Kul Resort. Take a yurt-building class at Ruh Ordo Cultural Center.
Enjoy Alpine trekking in Konorchek Canyons. Allow your kids to pet and ride the horses in Son-Kul Lake pasture.
Visit Sulaiman-Too World Heritage Site. Seek out Souvenir alley to purchase handmade traditional gifts.
Explore the Osh Bazaar flavourful spices with the in-laws before catching the flight home.
You can extend your trip with a few more days to explore Kyrgyzstan's rural life. Opt for a homestay with locals. This can also give you the opportunity to try out some traditional cuisines together with them. If you have less time, you can skip Kochkor and Osh. Keep in mind that Sundays are not suitable for visiting museums and other state-run institutions.