Hertek Orlan

Scientific research for the conference "Step into the Future". In this work, based on the target kozhuun program “Development of tourism in Sut-Khol kozhuun,” the student collected texts about Lake Sut-Khol and translated them into English. And in the end, using a computer program, I made a booklet “Welcome to Sut-Khol lake”.

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Municipal Budgetary Educational Institution Kyzyl-Taiga Secondary School

Sut-Kholsky kozhuun of the Republic of Tyva

Research work

Subject:

BOOKLET CREATION

"LAKE SUT-KHOL" IN ENGLISH

Completed by: Khertek Orlan

8th grade student

MBOU Kyzyl-Taiginskaya secondary school

Head: Sedip-ool Ch.V

English teacher

Kyzyl-Taiga-2015

Introduction. page 3-4

Information about the location of Lake Sut-Khol. pp. 5-7

Lake Sut-Khol in legends. page 8

Conclusion. page 9

Literature. page 10

Application. Lyrics on English language. pp. 11-13

Introduction

Lake Sut-Khol is one of the most most beautiful places Tuva. Visiting guests of our small Motherland admire her. Our writers, singers, and artists glorify the beauty of our mountain lake in their works.

In 2010, the administration of our kozhuun adoptedTarget program “Development of tourism in Sut-Kholsky kozhuun for 2011-2012.” The program is designed in accordance with the government policy on tourism in Kozhuun. One of the directions of this program is conducting active advertising activities aimed at creating a favorable tourist and recreational image of Kozhuun. It contains the most relevant proposals and measures to create a legal, organizational, managerial and economic environment favorable for the further development of the tourism industry in Kozhuun. And based on this program, we decided to create a booklet about Lake Sut-Khol in English.

We are faced with the following tasks:

  1. Find the most accurate information about Lake Sut-Khol from the media, encyclopedias, and dictionaries.
  2. Recreate photo reports from the Internet.
  3. Make the most accurate translation of texts from Russian into English.
  4. And based on these sources, create a booklet about Lake Sut-Khol in English.

Object of studyis texts about Lake Sut-Khol.

The lack of special literature about Lake Sut-Khol in English allowstalk about the relevance of our research.

The main research methodis descriptive, represented by techniques of observation, interpretation and generalization. The work also used an experimental technique.

Scope and structure of work:

The work consists of an introduction, two chapters, a conclusion and literature and an appendix.

Practical valueThis work lies in the possibility of using its results in teaching English (in home reading lessons), as well as as advertising for the tourist base of our kozhuun.

  1. Information about the location of Lake Sut-Khol.

Sut-Kholsky district is located in the northwestern part of the republic. It borders in the south with Dzun-Khemchiksky, in the west with Barun-Khemchiksky, in the east with the Chaa-Kholsky kozhuun of the Republic of Tyva, in the north with the Republic of Khakassia.

The district center - the village of Sug-Aksy - is located in the middle part of the Sut-Kholsky district (kozhuun). The population of Kozhuun is 8694 people (2009). A feature of the economic and geographical position of the Sut-Khol district (Kozhuun) is its remoteness from central regions and the capital of the republic. The distance from the district (kozhuun) center to the capital of the Republic of Tyva - Kyzyl is 286 km, and to the nearest railway stations– respectively: 323 km (Abaza) and 730 km (Abakan). The main means of communication connecting kozhuun with other kozhuuns of the republic is motor transport.

In the central part of Kozhuun there is the Khemchik depression; in the north of Kozhuun there are high mountains. Most of the kozhuun (51.0%) is occupied by forests in which cedar, poplar, larch, birch, bird cherry, and aspen grow. As well as sea buckthorn, currants, blueberries and others. In terms of area occupied by sea buckthorn, the fruits of which contain a large amount of vitamin C, kozhuun occupies one of the leading places in the republic.

The Khemchik River flows from west to east with tributaries Alash, Ak, Ustuu-Ishkin, Aldyy-Ishkin, Shele, Terektig, Shom-Shum.

The main direction of kozhuun is agricultural.

The climate is sharply continental. The lowest observed temperature in winter is 50°C, the average temperature in January is 30 degrees below zero. Winter period lasts about 180 days. The basin-like nature of the area's relief, with the general predominance of the anticyclonic regime in winter, contributes to the accumulation of cold air in the basin and its additional cooling.

Hot and dry summer begins at the end of May and lasts 85 days. The average July temperature is +20 degrees, maximum +38 degrees. There are no frosts observed during the summer. Spring frosts usually end at the end of the second ten days of May, but in some years they are observed at the beginning of June. Autumn frosts begin in the third ten days of September, and in some years at the end of August. The duration of the warm period (temperature above +10 degrees) is about 125 days. Generally, climatic conditions This area is harsh.

On the territory of the region (kozhuun), from explored mineral deposits, lime burning in the village is involved in economic turnover. Aldan-Maadyr, and the deposit of brick clays in the village. Ak-Dash is planned to gain momentum in the coming years.

Kozhuun includes 7 rural settlements, uniting 39 settlements:

Ak-Dash rural settlement - village. Ak-Dash;

Aldan-Maadyr rural settlement - village. Aldan-Maadyr;

Bora-Taiginskoe rural settlement - village. Bora-Taiga;

Ishkinskoe rural settlement - village. Ishkin;

Kara-Chyraan rural settlement - village. Kara-Chiraa;

Kyzyl-Taiginskoe rural settlement - village. Kyzyl-Taiga;

Sug-Aksynskoye rural settlement - village. Sug-Aksy.

In the village of Aldan-Maadyr - a branch of the Republican Museum of Local Lore of the same name. Here in 1883-1885. There was a Tuvan people's “uprising of 60 heroes” (Tuv. Aldan Maadyr) against the oppression of the Manchu Qing dynasty, under whose protectorate Tuva was at the end of the 19th century. The uprising was brutally suppressed. It is believed that it contributed to the unity of the Tuvan people and the growth of national self-awareness.

On the territory of Kozhuun at an altitude of 1814 meters above sea level there is a mountain freshwater lake “Sut-Khol” , in which they breed: peled, omul, Mongolian grayling.

Sut-Khol is fresh alpine lake. The height of the lake above sea level is 1814 meterslength 7 km, width -2-4 km, depth - more than 50 m. Since ancient times, Sut-Khol has been considered sacred, and the name of the lake means “milk lake”, and milk among the Tuvans symbolizes purity. The lake is considered sacred to this day; no one is allowed to swim there; if anyone disturbs the peace of the lake, clouds will immediately roll in and hail will begin. Maybe that’s why the purity of its waters is comparable only to Lake Baikal. And Sut-Khol is the birthplace of the most famous storytellers and the strongest fighters, and this is also considered the influence of the sacred lake.

  1. Lake Sut-Khol in legends.

The purity of the lake's waters is comparable only to Lake Baikal. Since ancient times, the lake has been considered sacred; it is not for nothing that all Tuvan fairy tales and legends begin with the words “a long time ago, when Lake Sut-Khol was a small puddle, and Mount Sumber-Uula was a hummock...”.

There is a legend that once upon a time the owner of the lake, Kholdun Kok-Bugazy (Lake Blue Bull), lived in the lake. When the owner began to leave the lake, thunder rumbled, lightning flashed, and waves began to walk across the lake, taller than a man. , and crashed with force on the rocky shores.

There is another legend among the people. In ancient times, an old witch settled by the lake. She brewed healing decoctions from Sut-Khol herbs, repeated spells, and sent thunderstorms across the taiga. But even she, grumpy and quarrelsome, was captivated by the shepherds with their generous souls. One evening the sorceress came to the shore of Sut-Khol and threw a large vat of milk into it. People woke up in the morning and did not recognize the lake. It was white and white, as if filled to the brim with milk. They ran up to the very shore and saw that it was not milk, but fog had covered the water with a white veil. Since then, people began to notice that cows on Sut-Khol pastures produce a lot of milk, thick as cream. Sut-Khol translated into Russian means Milk Lake.

Since ancient times, Sut-Khol has been considered sacred, and the name of the lake means “milk lake”, and milk among the Tuvans symbolizes purity. The lake is considered sacred to this day; no one is allowed to swim there; if anyone disturbs the peace of the lake, clouds will immediately roll in and hail will begin. Maybe that’s why the purity of its waters is comparable only to Lake Baikal. And Sut-Khol is the birthplace of the most famous storytellers and the strongest fighters, and this is also considered the influence of the sacred lake.

Conclusion.

As a result of the materials we collected from the media, we translated the texts into English in the following form:

  1. Information about our area as the mountain lake of the Republic of Tyva is located in Sut-Kholsky kozhuun.
  2. Information about Lake Sut-Khol itself.
  3. Legends and stories about Lake Sut-Khol.
  4. What the tourist center on Lake Sut-Khol offers to its visitors.

As a result, we published a booklet for the future tourist base of Sut-Kholsky kozhuun in English.

One of the expected results of the skin target program is an increase in interest local population, including the younger generation, to the culture and history of Kozhuun. We came to the conclusion that our research work made a small contribution to this target program. To summarize, we hope that our unique lake Sut-Khol will become a haven, a cradle for foreign tourists. And we will be able to communicate with them in their language, that is, in English.

Literature

  1. A. Kuular. Mountain Lake Sut-Khol./Website of the Ministry of Pension Fund of the Republic of Tyva.
  2. Wikipedia. Free encyclopedia.
  3. W. Muller. Large English-Russian Dictionary./Moscow 2006.
  4. V. Dongak. The development of tourism has started. Magazine "Culture and Tourism in Tuva". December 2010.
  5. Website of Sut-Kholsky kozhuun. Tourism.
  6. Holdun kok bugazy. Toolchurgu chugaalar.
  7. Ondar B.K. Dictionary of toponyms of Tuva.
  8. Official website of the Republic of Tyva.
  9. Photo album Sut-Khol kozhuun. Ertken uege mogeyig-bile, kelir uege buzurel-bile./ Sug-Aksy-2013
  10. N. Chernousova. Sacred Sut-Khol./Plus-inform.

Application

The main information about our district

The district is located in the West of the Republic.

Major rivers - Khemchik, Alash, AK-Sug. Mountain lake Sut-Khol.

Sut-Khol district equated to the Far North.

The population is of 8 thousand people.

Part of the district consists of 7 villages: Sug-Aksy, Khor-Taiga, Ak-Dash, Aldan-Madyr, Bora-Taiga, Kara-Chyraa, Kyzyl-Taiga,

Economics Sug-Aksy connected by road with Chadan, Aldan-Maadyr - Ak-Dovurak.

The main occupation of the population is of sheep in the South-West district - the cultivation of grain. In the village Aldan-Maadyr - the same branch of the Republican Museum of local lore. Here in 1883-1885, the so-called "revolt of the 60 heroes" (TUV. Aldan madyr) occurred against the oppression of the Manchu Qing dynasty, under whose protectorate Tuva was in the late nineteenth century. The uprising was brutally suppressed. It is believed that it helped to unite the Tuvan people, the growth of national consciousness.

The main information about Sut-Khol lake.

Over mount Kyzyl-Taiga height of 240 meters above sea level, is a unique freshwater mountain lake Sut-Khol. The height of the lake above the sea level is 1814 m, length 7 km, width-2 to 4 km, the depth is more than 50 m. On lake fish: Mongolian grayling, Peled and omul. On the shores of the lake rose a spreading larch, the slender fir, beautiful cedars. The green moss standing pinkish flowers of Greenock rotundifolia, thinning droplets cranberries, bristles bergenia.

Since ancient times Sut-Khol is considered sacred, and the name of the lake means "milk lake", and milk for Tuvinians symbolizes purity. The lake is still considered sacred, there"s no one to swim, if someone disturb the quiet of the lake, then immediately run over the clouds begins deg. Maybe that"s why, the purity of the water in it is comparable only to Lake Baikal. Sut-Khol - the birthplace of the most famous storytellers and strongest of fighters, and it is also considered the influence of the sacred lake. And the uniqueness of the Sut-Khol, first of all, in its original perfection, untouched nature.

The legend of the healer bull

The lake is really no one disturbs the peace of this sacred place. There is a legend that once lived in the lake owner lake’s Blue Bull. We tell all them the legend of the sacred bull, which came out of the lake to share his blood with people and to save them from terrible diseases. When the bull began to leave the lake, the thunder, the lightning flashed, and the lake began to walk wave height higher than a man, and with the force was divided on rocky shores. The lake is very clean and absolutely silence.

The other legend lives on people. In ancient times settled by the lake the old woman was a witch. She was making healing teas of the Sut-Khol herbs, and repeated the spell was cast by a storm on taiga. But her grumpy and unsociable conquered the shepherds of his generous soul. One evening the witch came ashore, Sut-Khol threw him in a big cup of milk. They woke up in the morning, people didn't recognize the lake. It was white like milk filled to the brim. They ran to the shore and saw that it was not the milk, and the white fog over water covered. Since then people began to notice that on a day pastures cows give a lot of thick as cream, milk. Sut-Khol is translated and means from Russian as "Milk Lake".

Mountain Lake is waiting for you!

You wait in a tent-yurt village. Vacationers can we offer any kind of cuisine, national, European. Tourists from big cities will be very interesting to dive into a totally different culture, to milk goats, cows, learn how to do skins, sewing traditional clothing. Men will learn to lasso the horses, to teach the national games. That is, people are it possible to take that definitely will not be bored. A rest worth it in a beautiful place well.

Sut-Khol is remembered by everyone who has ever seen it. Bizarre peninsulas, wild rocks, white clouds are reflected in the water, like in a mirror. In the early morning hours, Sut-Khol shines like cast silver. It is also beautiful in the evening. From the setting sun, a golden path will run across the water, the sky will turn red, the water will turn red, and the traveler will freeze, enchanted by the fabulous beauty of Sut-Khol.


The lake lies not far from the stormy Khemchik, in the spurs of the Western Sayan, at an altitude of 1800 meters above sea level. Its length from west to east is seven to eight kilometers. Near Sut-Khol one can see the rounded wooded mountain Bora-Taiga, the rocky peak of which is crowned by a wooden pyramid built by topographers. From the south, the dome of Kyzyl-Taiga rose above the lake. It offers a magnificent view of the Khemchik Basin. On the shores of the lake, spreading larches, slender spruces, and handsome cedars rose. On the green moss, the flowers of round-leaved wintergreens turn pink, droplets of lingonberries glow, and bergenia puffs up.

There is a legend among the people. In ancient times, an old witch settled by the lake. She brewed healing decoctions from Sut-Khol herbs, repeated spells, and sent thunderstorms across the taiga. But even she, grumpy and quarrelsome, was captivated by the shepherds with their generous souls. One evening the sorceress came to the shore of Sut-Khol and threw a large vat of milk into it. People woke up in the morning and did not recognize the lake. It was white and white, as if filled to the brim with milk. They ran up to the very shore and saw that it was not milk, but fog had covered the water with a white veil. Since then, people began to notice that cows on Sut-Khol pastures produce a lot of milk, thick as cream. Sut-Khol translated into Russian means Milk Lake.

Another legend claims that a mysterious monster lives in the depths of the lake - a bull. It rarely appears on the surface of the water. And when it emerges, the lake is seething and noisy. The wind hits the shores, splashes reach the taiga.

Ichthyologists released juveniles of Baikal omul, Mongolian grayling, peled, ripus, and vendace into Sut-Khol. Scientists believe that Sut-Khol is perfect place for breeding these fish. The water in the lake is fresh and extremely clear. In terms of purity, it can be compared with the famous Baikal one. The lake is rich in plankton. It contains a lot of amphipods, which omuls are very fond of.

Small streams flow towards the lake from the west. Their banks are a common place for shepherds to stop. In the southeast, the Khol-Ozhu River flows from Sut-Khol. The gorge through which she paved the way is not inferior to the Caucasian ones in terms of picturesqueness and wildness. Yellow rocks soared into the sky above the river. At their foot, trails of stone screes are visible. Khol-Ozhu rapidly rushes down, forming small waterfalls in places. Red and black currant bushes hang over the river. Irises, bells, and lilies are blooming. Gooseberries live in the crevices of the rocks. The path rushes from one bank to the other.

Not far from Sut-Khol the arzhaan Ulug-Dorgun beats. The water temperature at the source is plus 4.2 degrees. The trees near it, according to the old Tuvan custom, are hung with offerings to the spirit of the mountains. In summer, tents of vacationers are visible near Arzhaanchik. People drink water and take a shower. Ulug-Dorgun restores the health of many.

Lake Sut-Khol is located in the Sut-Kholsky kozhuun of the Republic of Tyva in the spurs of the Western Sayan Mountains near the stormy Khemchik at an altitude of 1800 meters above sea level.

The length of the lake from west to east is 7-8 kilometers, width - 2-2.5 kilometers.

On the shores of the lake there are spreading larches, slender spruces, and beautiful cedars. On the green moss there are pink flowers of round-leaved wintergreens, lingonberries, and bergenia. In the vicinity of Sut-Khol there is a round, forest-covered mountain, Bora-Taiga, whose rocky peak is crowned by a wooden pyramid built by topographers. From the south, the dome of Mount Kyzyl-Taiga rose above the lake, offering a magnificent view of the Khemchik Basin.

Sut-Khol is remembered by everyone who has ever seen it. The bizarre shape of the peninsula juts deep into the surface of the lake; wild rocks and white clouds are reflected in the water, like in a mirror.

Small streams flow into the lake from the west. Their banks serve as a common stopping place for shepherds. In the southeast, the Khol-Ozhu River rapidly flows from Sut-Khol through a picturesque gorge surrounded by yellowish rocks with trails of scree, forming small waterfalls in places. Red and black currant bushes hang over the river, irises, bells, lilies bloom, and wild gooseberries are found in the crevices of the rocks.

Not far from Sut-Khol the arzhaan Ulug-Dorgun beats. The water temperature in the source is +4.2 degrees. The trees near it, according to the old Tuvan custom, are hung with offerings to the spirit of the mountains. In the summer, near the arzhaan there are tents of vacationers who not only drink the spring water, but also take a shower.

The lake is very rich in plankton. It contains a lot of amphipods, which omuls feed on. Ichthyologists released juveniles of Baikal omul, Mongolian grayling, peled, ripus, and vendace into Sut-Khol. Scientists believe that Sut-Khol is an ideal place for breeding these fish.

The lake has very clean air and absolute silence. Since ancient times, Sut-Khol has been considered sacred; its lake name means “milk lake”, and milk symbolizes purity among the Tuvans. To this day in sacred lake no one is allowed to swim. It is believed that if anyone disturbs the peace of the lake, clouds will immediately roll in and hail will begin. Perhaps this is why the purity of the lake water is comparable only to Lake Baikal, because no one dares not only to pollute the water, but also to leave garbage on its shores. No one really disturbs the peace on the lake; it is a sacred place.

And Sut-Khol is the birthplace of the most famous storytellers and the strongest Tuvan wrestlers, which is also attributed to the influence of the sacred lake.

There is a legend among the people. In ancient times, an old witch settled by the lake. She brewed healing decoctions from Sut-Khol herbs, repeated spells, and sent thunderstorms across the taiga. One day a sorceress threw a large vat of milk into the waters of Sut-Khol. In the morning, people did not even recognize the lake: it became snow-white, as if filled with milk. Since then, people began to notice that cows on Sut-Khol pastures produce a lot of milk, thick as cream. It’s not for nothing that Sut-Khol translated into Russian means Lake of Milk.

One of the best places for tourist recreation in the Republic of Tyva can be called Lake Sut-Khol, located on the territory of the Sut-Kholsky kozhuun. This picturesque body of water is hidden from prying eyes in the spurs mountain range Western Sayan, at an altitude of 1.8 kilometers above sea level, surrounded by spreading spruce, larches and cedars. The beauty of these places is simply mesmerizing. Not far from the lake rises Mount Bora-Taiga, the top of which is crowned by a man-made wooden pyramid installed here by topographers. The surrounding forests abound in currants and lingonberries, which can be collected in whole baskets, and in open areas grow bergenia, wintergreens and other flowers, pleasing the eye with their diversity. In close proximity to Lake Sut-Khol there is a tourist base of the same name, which has been welcoming guests for more than 10 years. Here you can stay in a yurt camp, equipped with all the benefits of civilization, and taste Tuvan cuisine, which will be delivered directly to your yurt. Alternative options- three meals a day in the dining room, and cooking kebabs on the grill.

Peculiarities

Even Baikal can envy the purity of the water of Lake Sut-Khol, but, unfortunately, you cannot swim in it. The fact is that this body of water is considered among local residents sacred, and bathing in it is punishable by terrible curses. Whether to believe in these legends or not is a personal matter for everyone, but they clearly should not be neglected, at least out of respect for the traditions of the Tuvans. It is noteworthy that next to the lake there is mineral spring Ulug-Dorgun, whose water can be used not only for drinking, but also for bathing. However, its temperature barely reaches 5 degrees, and only real “walruses” can handle such a test. Recently, Sut-Khol began to be used for fish farming. The fry of grayling, ripus, peled and omul were brought here, which took root well in the new place and already managed to give birth. The main food source for these fish are small crustaceans, which are found in the lake in huge quantities. On this moment Fishing on Sut-Khol is prohibited, and vacationers come here only for relaxation and recovery. The beautiful landscapes of these places often become the backdrop for photographs, and the best angles can be caught on the southeastern coast, at the source of the Khol-Ozhu River, which forms a gorge with waterfalls and bizarre rocks.

Legends

One of the Tuvan legends says that the reservoir got its name thanks to an old witch who lived in these places in ancient times. While preparing the next decoction, she splashed a vat of milk into the water, and the whole lake turned red. White color. Since then, the cows grazing on its banks began to produce thick, fatty milk, similar to cream, and the reservoir itself began to be called “Sut-Khol” - “Milk Lake”. Another legend tells about a mythical creature - a bull, living in the depths of lakes and helping people in their misfortunes. Every time the bull comes to the surface, the lake begins to boil and foam, and a thunderstorm begins in the sky and a gusty wind blows.

How to get there

Nearest locality to Lake Sut-Khol - the village of Sug-Aksy, to which from regional center You can get there along a good asphalt road. A country road leads from the village to the shores of the reservoir, which is often washed away by rain, and even an SUV cannot always drive along it. Along the way you will have to overcome a steep pass, which is only possible under favorable weather conditions.

Sacred Sut-Khol
About unique lake Amir Dulush, an employee of the Department of Culture of the Sut-Khol region, told about Sut-Khol and the Sut-Khol tourist base.
“Sut-Khol is a fresh alpine lake. The height of the lake above sea level is 1814 meters. Since ancient times, Sut-Khol has been considered sacred, and the name of the lake means “milk lake”, and milk among the Tuvans symbolizes purity. The lake is considered sacred to this day; no one is allowed to swim there; if anyone disturbs the peace of the lake, clouds will immediately roll in and hail will begin. Maybe that’s why the purity of its waters is comparable only to Lake Baikal. And Sut-Khol is the birthplace of the most famous storytellers and the strongest fighters, and this is also considered the influence of the sacred lake.
No one really disturbs the peace on the lake; it is a sacred place. The guides tell all our tourists the legend of a sacred bull that came out of the lake to share its blood with people and save them from terrible diseases. The lake has very clean air and absolute silence. Therefore, we want to combine on the basis leisure with meditation.
Our project “Tourist base “Sut-Khol” has been working for more than 10 years. But for now only in the summer. Tourists live in a tent-yurt town. We can offer vacationers any cuisine, national or European. We can deliver food to the yurt, we can cook it outdoors, we also have a dining room. Of course, we wanted the camp site to operate year-round. To do this, it is necessary to build good winter houses, organize ski trips, and amateur ice fishing. The lake is inhabited by Mongolian grayling, peled, omul, and vendace.
We have developed several horse and walking routes to historical and sacred places. Sut-Khol is the territory of 60 heroes; in 2013 we will celebrate the 130th anniversary of this uprising. Tourists will be interested to see unique monument cultural and historical heritage of Ulug Ovaa. This is a sign of the border between Khakassia and Tuva. Ovaa is assembled from special stones on which letters and horoscopes are engraved in two languages. And of course, you cannot pass by the Arzhaans, who are located on Mount Kyzyl-Taiga. All three sources are radon. For example, the water in Arzhaan Shaarash (Dorgun) is + 4.2 degrees, and is very healing, treats diseases of the endocrine, musculoskeletal and respiratory systems. You can get to the lake in two ways, one of them is on foot, passing through the Shaarash spring. And another route can be covered by car through the village of Bora-Taiga, the road to the lake is mountain taiga and very beautiful.
In the summer, there are shepherds’ camps around Lake Sut-Khol, so the development of rural tourism seems to us the most promising direction: many people want to relax away from noisy cities, in the silence pristine nature. The shepherd's camp combines scientific, cultural and ethnic tourism; this type of recreation is considered one of the accessible ones and does not require large expenses. In addition, rural tourism is an active holiday: tourists are invited to become participants in the traditional life of an Arat family, get acquainted with the life of shepherds and national cuisine.
Tourists from big cities will be very interested in immersing themselves in a completely different culture, milking goats and cows, learning how to tan hides, and sewing national clothes. Men will be taught how to lasso horses and national games. That is, you can keep people busy so that they definitely won’t get bored. And the holiday itself is like this picturesque place worth a lot.
Today, the main problem of tourism development in the area is the lack of investment resources and infrastructure. It would be nice to build cable car, in this case from district center the foot of the mountain can be reached in half an hour. Ideally, the construction of a roadway would allow any tourist to reach the lake by personal transport. But on the other hand, tourists who come to Sut-Khol expect to see unique place. And the uniqueness of Sut-Khol, first of all, lies in its pristine perfection and untouched nature. It's like getting into fairy tale, so vacationers honor our lake and follow all the rules. Many tourists come to us not for the first time, for example, participants of the Ustuu-Khuree festival, and simply enjoy such an amazing vacation. And horseback riding is exotic for many.”