Manas Ordo complex in Talas completes reconstruction, can host 10,000 guests daily

Major reconstruction work at the National Historical and Cultural Complex Manas Ordo in Kyrgyzstan's Talas region has been fully completed. The grounds have been renewed, and national heritage has been combined with modern architectural solutions. The work began in 2024 and was funded from the republican budget. On November 13, 2025, President Sadyr Japarov laid a time capsule at the complex in connection with the reconstruction.

The museum's area was increased from 450 to 1,200 square metres. New buildings include an administrative centre, a 300-seat congress hall, national-style cottages, summer and winter canteens, a trade and entertainment gallery and a 2,700-seat tribune. The hotel was also reconstructed. Some 8,372 seedlings and flowers were planted, an automatic irrigation system was installed, and the road to Peak Korool was faced with granite and fenced for safety.

The complex covers 225 hectares and can now host up to 10,000 guests a day, with more than 200 new jobs created. Officials of the presidential representative in Talas region said the completed work is an important step in preserving national heritage and presenting Kyrgyz spiritual values to the world. The reconstruction was carried out by OsOO Tooashkan. According to the president, the complex should become a modern spiritual and cultural centre that fosters patriotism and respect for history among young people.