We were a family of four (two adults and two little kids) who booked two small twin yurts because that was all that was available. When we got there they offered us a five‑bed yurt so we could all sleep together, and even gave us a discount, saying they would only charge us for one of the kids, saving us 25 %. There were cheaper yurt camps nearby, but I chose to pay a bit more after hearing a friend’s negative experience at a cheaper camp two weeks earlier. He said the food was included but very basic, and that he couldn’t trust the facilities for three days. Travelling with a 4‑ and 7‑year‑old, I decided it was worth paying a little extra for safety, since I’m no longer a tight‑budget backpacker trying to stretch my money for seven months. Meals cost an additional 900 som per person, per meal, and while breakfast is included, the food is two courses plus snack platters and bread. It’s in the middle of nowhere, so bring a powerbank because there’s no phone charging in the yurts. Internet is available during the day if you pay extra (we didn’t); it’s solar‑powered with a Starlink connection. When the sun sets you can’t keep posting your 20th Instagram story for the day. The kids loved it, so I’m giving this place a thumbs up.
Gerard·A month ago