Kazarman

Kazarman is an important village in Toguz-Toro district of Jalal-Abad province, Kyrgyzstan. It is located on the banks of the Naryn River, at an altitude of 1260 m above sea level. The regional center is 145 km from Jalal-Abad on the road to Naryn. It is a stopping place on the long road from Osh to Lake Song Kul or to the Tash Rabat caravanserail. At the beginning of the 20th century, about sixty soldiers from the Russian Empire settled in the village and called their place "Barracks". Later, the locals called it Kazarman. There are four high schools, a library, a vocational school, an art school, a youth center, a cinema, a cultural center, a hospital, a park, a market and a sauna. It is possible to spend the night in guest houses of CBT Kazarman (Community based on tourism)

In winter, when the snow is thick, it is almost cut off from neighboring areas. The Kaldama Pass, which provides access to the town of Jalal Abad, is closed from October to the end of May. South of the city is the very important Saimaluu-Tash petroglyph site. It takes 2 days for this visit.