In 2026, an extensive reconstruction of parks and squares is planned in Bishkek, which will be carried out by the municipal enterprise Bishkekzelenstroy in collaboration with district administrations.
The project will cover all areas of the city. In the Lenin district, several squares and public spaces will be updated, including the area on Chortekova Street, the Young Guard Boulevard, Chapayev Park, as well as the Sukhomlinov Square (known as the Journalists' Alley), the area near the "Manas" cinema, and next to the Chui Regional Drama and Satire Theater named after Sharsen Termechikov.
In the Pervomaisky district, the reconstruction will affect important public areas such as Dubovy Park and Erkindik Boulevard, where work has already begun. The "Fish" fountain, the "Elephants" square, and the Togolok Moldо square will also be updated, and there are plans to build new squares on Profsoyuznaya Street and near school No. 54.
As for the Sverdlovsky district, the parks "40 Years of Kyrgyzstan," "Red Builder," and "Leather Factory" will be reconstructed. Additionally, the creation of new green zones is planned in the Ak-Bata residential area, the "Energy Workers' Town," at the intersection of Chui Avenue and BChK, as well as on the site of the former "Dan" market. New squares will also appear in the Alamedin-1 microdistrict, in the Eastern village, and between the residential areas "Dordoy" and "Enesai."
In the Oktyabrsky district, the focus will be on creating new public spaces. Squares are planned to be arranged in microdistricts No. 12, No. 8, No. 10, No. 6, No. 7, No. 3, No. 4, and No. 5, as well as in the residential areas "Kok Zhar" and "Kyrman." In addition, the construction of a park at the intersection of Ankara and Auezov streets and landscaping in the Tunguch microdistrict are planned.
According to the city hall, during the reconstruction, landscaping will be updated, pedestrian zones will be arranged, lighting will be installed, and small architectural forms will be added. The main goal is to create comfortable and modern conditions for the leisure of the capital's residents in all its districts.
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