Bishkek, Aug. 25, 2026. /Kabar/. As part of the grand opening of the new Yrys-Ordo State Congress Hall, a presentation was held of eight guesthouses named after the capital of Kyrgyzstan and seven regions of the country.
The guesthouses, named after Bishkek and the seven regions, are located within the congress hall and are designed to accommodate official delegations and guests of international events.
The construction of the Yrys-Ordo complex was carried out under the personal supervision of President Sadyr Zhaparov and under the direction of Presidential administration head Kanybek Tumanbaev.
Architects, engineers, designers, and builders participated in the creation of the architectural complex. The artistic design of the complex is based on images and motifs from the Manas epic, Ala-Too, Issyk-Kul, Tash-Rabat, and other symbols of Kyrgyzstan.
The complex covers an area of 14.7 hectares, with a total floor area of 39,000 square meters.
The eight guesthouses total 3,250 square meters and are equipped with 14 hotel rooms to accommodate official delegations.
In addition, Yrys-Ordo features a 1,000-seat banquet hall, a 235-seat press room, and five special rooms for bilateral meetings. Guests of the complex have access to 50 indoor and 208 outdoor parking spaces.
Yrys-Ordo is designed to host national and international events, official delegations, and meetings of various levels.
The opening of the new complex is particularly significant as Kyrgyzstan prepares to host major international events, including the 6th World Nomad Games and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit.
