The Naryn region is high in the mountains: in winter the temperature drops to −30 °C and below, and the road to Bishkek crosses the Dolon Pass. Local shops have a limited choice, so ordering online is especially handy for people in Naryn. But planning ahead matters here.
Delivery
A price and time guide for the Naryn region is on the delivery to Naryn page. The exact amount is shown on the product page and at checkout, before you pay.
- Delivery to Naryn town is usually fastest; to At-Bashy, Kochkor, Jumgal and Ak-Talaa districts it takes a little longer.
- In winter the Dolon Pass may close, which delays deliveries. Order what you need before the frosts, in October or November.
- In the address form, pick the region and district from the list and enter the village precisely.
What to buy ahead of the frosts
- Warm clothing: a long down coat, thermal underwear, wool socks, winter boots. How to choose: choosing a winter jacket.
- For children — dressing in layers: how to dress a child for winter.
- Heaters — an oil-filled radiator or convector with a thermostat. High-mountain areas may have a reduced electricity tariff — check with your supplier.
- Felt products — shyrdaks and felt slippers protect well against cold floors.
- For the car — studded tyres, chains, a winter kit: preparing your car for winter.
- A power bank and torch — for power cuts.
Payment and safety
Depending on the seller, pay cash on delivery or by bank transfer. If you pay by transfer, attach the receipt to the order and keep it. Read the seller’s reviews before buying. More on Buyer protection.
Sell Naryn’s products
Naryn is famous for felt craft, wool products, meat and dairy. If you make your own products, you can sell them across Kyrgyzstan — become a seller on Soodahub.