According to historical data, passenger transportation in urban transport began to actively develop from the mid-20th century. By 1996, Naryn had a stable connection via road with all the villages of the Naryn region.
The main highways passing through the city included the Naryn – Balykchy route and the international route Naryn – Torugart – Kashgar (China). Through the city of Balykchy, transportation links with other regions of the republic were also established (data from 1996).
The income from passenger transportation in 1996 amounted to 174,467 soms.
In 2025, the bus station in Naryn underwent a complete reconstruction and was reopened. The new building is now municipal property of the city, and the service conditions have been significantly improved.
The second floor houses a dormitory, while the first floor has waiting areas, service zones, and other necessary amenities. The area around the bus station has been paved.
Of the 807 million soms allocated from the President's Stabilization Fund, 53 million soms were directed to the major repairs of the bus station.
