On August 3, an impressive Festival of Nomadic Games took place in Talas Oblast, bringing together participants and spectators from all corners of the country.
The Kurmanjan Datka Museum, located in the village of Gulcho in Osh Province and opened in 1991, is dedicated to the life and legacy of one of the most legendary figures in Kyrgyz history. Kurmanjan Datka, nicknamed the “Queen of the South”, was an outstanding leader and diplomat whose wisdom and fortitude helped protect the interests of the Kyrgyz people during the difficult period of the 19th century.
Osh
Kyrgyzstan
Barskoon Beach, located in the picturesque Jeti-Oguz district on the southern shore of Lake Issyk-Kul, is one of the most attractive vacation spots on this famous lake. Due to its natural beauty, tranquility and diverse recreational opportunities, Barskoon Beach attracts tourists and locals looking for the perfect place to relax and enjoy the magnificent scenery.
Barskoon
Kyrgyzstan
Boz Beshik Beach, located in the Jeti-Oguz region of Kyrgyzstan, is a unique place to relax and explore the culture of this amazing country. Here are a few key points about the beach and the opportunities it offers:
1. Location and atmosphere: Boz Beshik beach is located in the picturesque area of Zheti-Oguz district, close to the famous Seven Bulls rocks and other natural attractions. This place is characterized by a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, ideal for family vacations and holidays.
Balykchy
Kyrgyzstan
Chon-Zhargylchak village, located in Jeti-Oguz District of Kyrgyzstan. Approximately 1,052 people will be living in Chon-Jargylchak village by 2024. It is a small village, but it is rich in culture, traditions and hospitality of its inhabitants.
The rural population of Chon-Zhargylchak is mainly engaged in agriculture, herding, and handicrafts. The villagers are proud of their traditional methods of cultivating the land and growing cultivated plants, and have passed their handicrafts from generation to generation.
From meticulously planning their trip from A to Z, our protagonists quickly realize that even the best-laid plans can go awry.
In 2018, Nomad's Land had the pleasure of supporting a group of young Canadian an extraordinary adventure captured in the film "Towards Nomadic Land." This cinematic journey takes us deep into the heart of Kyrgyzstan, where five young adventurers in their twenties embark on a tumultuous expedition of backcountry skiing and cultural exploration.
Good travel in Mongolia starts before the camera comes out. Customs, dress, hospitality, sacred places and family spaces can change by region and situation.
Enigmatic and graceful, the snow leopard (or irbis) is a symbol of survival and beauty in the harsh conditions of the mountain peaks.
The stone of the game for Toguz-Korgool. In this stone the inhabitants of the ancient nomadic people Zheti-Oguz gathered and held various festivals. At the moment the stone is located in the same place on the stone still has traces of the game Toguz-Korgool. The game is played on a board with two rows of nine holes each. Between these rows are two "treasure rooms", which collect the captured stones of each user individually. At the beginning of the game there are nine stones in each hole, except for the treasury, which is empty, so players need to collect 162 stones.
Kyzyl-Suu
Kyrgyzstan