Cedar banya · Silver Valley
Warmth, an hour away
Parkent mountains, Kumushkon. A banya of Altai cedar, heated only with firewood.
Tashkent
50 km
One hour on the road — and the city noise is behind you.
Parkent mountains
1,350 m
The closest mountains to Tashkent. The air is 5–10 degrees cooler than in the city.
Silver Valley
A 29.5-hectare valley
Orchards, wooden houses and car-free paths. And inside it — Kedra.
Valley map
Next to the Yurta restaurant
Your car stays in the parking area; electric carts run across the grounds. The chalets are a few steps away.
Cedar. Firewood. Steam.
No needless luxury —
a real banya.
About Kedra
A small wooden village at the foot of the mountains
Kedra is built of cedar brought from the Altai mountains. The stoves burn only firewood; the water is ice-cold mountain water from a reservoir above.
Panoramic windows look over the valley — in winter, over snow-covered peaks. The place was chosen for this view.
Open since 1 November 2026
What sets us apart
Six simple things that matter
- 01
Altai cedar
From the walls to the barrel — cedar from the Altai. That is where our name comes from.
- 02
Firewood only
No electric heaters, no gas. Wood-fired steam feels different.
- 03
Chan
A large open tub above the hearth, Siberian style, filled with branches and herbs.
- 04
Mountain water
Ice-cold water from a one-tonne reservoir: plunge tub, showers, small pools.
- 05
Panorama
After the steam — mountain air on the terrace. In winter, snow.
- 06
Altai pine jam
Made from wild Altai pine. Served only at the banya, never sold.
The visit
A banya is never rushed
- 1
Arrival
Your car stays in the parking area. Inside the valley — an electric cart.
- 2
Vestibule
Slippers, a towel and a robe are waiting for you.
- 3
Steam
Cedar walls, a wood-fired stove and the chan.
- 4
Cold
Ice-cold mountain water and the terrace. In winter — snow.
- 5
Tea
Tea with Altai pine jam.
- 6
Dastarkhan
Then the Yurta restaurant. Book a table in advance at weekends.
A typical visit takes 3–4 hours. No food is served inside the banya.
Who it is for
Everyone, with their own circle
Families
Family banyas next to the chalets.
Friends
One circle, one steam, one table.
Teams
Year-end gathering or simply rest — with the whole team.
Valley guests
For those staying in the chalets — a few steps away.
On your own
A few quiet hours for anyone tired of the city.
Women’s and men’s sections are separate.
Silver Valley
More in the valley
Before or after the banya — across the valley.
- Yurta restaurant
- Chalets
- Zipline
- Horse club
- Reflection trail
- Tubing
Frames
What it looks like
Getting here
How to get here
About 50 km from central Tashkent — roughly an hour by car.
Kumushkon, Parkent district, Tashkent region
Booking
Choose a date — we handle the rest
Pick the section and the date in our Telegram app. A manager will contact you to confirm the time and price.