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Village in Jalal-Abad, Kyrgyzstan
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Arslanbob (Kyrgyz: Арстанбаб; Russian: Арсланбоб) is a small village in Kyrgyzstan, near Jalal-Abad.
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Close to the center and often full of families and kids having a great time and splashing around. There are dozens of cheap souvenir shops on the road leading to it and one or two restaurants. Expect local tourists to take photos with you. You can take a jeep or walk. But that said, don't expect much, better natural views by trekking yourself.
Further out of town on the mountain face there is a small 30 m waterfall, it's a steep and gravely path that gets hot in summer, unfortunately the top is fenced to prevent against accidents; the view of the waterfall is bad but the view of the town is OK. Take a jeep, horse, or walk. Some people (everyone on the way down!) would say it's not worth the time.
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