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It's going to be a long 300km...
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Tess guest house Kyrgyzstan

Anybody planning on staying in Tess guest house in Osh , it is close for new construction
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Hi there

If you wish an update on Tess re-opening, just give me a shout.
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We will be in Osh in a few days, just came down from Son Kul to Naryn. Here right now - going to Sary Tash and going to Char Kul, from there to Baetov,Kazarmab, Osh...

Any good and cheap places to stay in Osh ?


Staying in Datkas guest house St Lenina street 54. very good place and breakfast for 700 som

Right before the. naryn river we saw a place for 400 som..
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Wé have trier Ecco House, not expensive and prêtre gold.
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Sorry, I want to say "we tried Ecco House, pretty good and no expensive "
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Tes Guesthouse is open again I heard. But also expensive to stay with car.
We stayed at the apple hostel which has a nice garden. Still 500 som per night
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