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CreaPark 2026 opens applications in Kyrgyzstan with 1,000,000 som prize fund

The contest is open to creative projects at the idea, prototype or operating business stage. Entries close on 28 October 2026 and the final is on 28 November 2026.

Tokhum AI · 1 min read · reviewed by Leyla
Photo: Стартап-Чайхана (Telegram)

Key facts

  • CreaPark 2026 is a contest for creative projects in Kyrgyzstan.
  • The prize fund is 1,000,000 som.
  • Applications close on 28 October 2026.
  • Individuals and teams aged 18 and over who are Kyrgyz citizens can apply.
  • The final and award ceremony take place on 28 November 2026.

Applications for CreaPark 2026, a contest for creative projects in Kyrgyzstan, are open, with a prize fund of 1,000,000 som, according to a post by Startup Chaykhana. The deadline for entries is 28 October 2026.

This year's theme is "The Hero's Journey". Teams are asked to tell the story of their project: how it began, which difficulties they overcame, what the team has already achieved and what it sees as the next stage of development, according to the post.

Individuals and teams aged 18 and over can apply. Applicants must be Kyrgyz citizens living in the country. Projects are accepted at the stage of a business idea, a prototype or an already operating business.

The contest accepts projects in architecture, film, animation, literature, art, music, design, fashion, digital content, game development, crafts, creative technologies and other creative fields, according to the post.

Entries go through an expert selection. Participants are offered an educational intensive and help preparing a project presentation, and finalists join an acceleration programme.

The final and award ceremony will be held on 28 November 2026 at ololoPlanet on 80 Yunusalieva Street.

Source:Стартап-Чайхана, 23.10.2026

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