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Osh market is not just a trading point, it is a living breath of the capital, a place where life pulsates and movement boils. Here, on the expanses of market alleys, different worlds merge, creating a unique atmosphere of trade diversity and cultural exchange.

At the Osh market you will find everything imaginable - from traditional clothes and jewelry to dried fruits, spices and furniture. It is a place where everyone can find something to suit their tastes and needs, be it products for everyday use or essentials for creating a cozy and comfortable home.

The Central Mosque is the embodiment of grandeur and nobility, attracting the eyes with its majestic beauty and impressive size. Opened on September 2, 2018, this mosque has become not only a symbol of faith, but also an important cultural and architectural treasure not only for Kyrgyzstan, but for the whole of Central Asia.

Located along Zhibek Zholy Avenue, which is a modern reincarnation of the ancient Silk Road, the Central Mosque attracts attention with its majestic appearance, fitting into the historical context of the trade and cultural ties of this famous trade route.

The Kyrgyz National Museum of Fine Arts, named after Gapar Aitiev, is a cornerstone of cultural heritage in Kyrgyzstan. Established on January 1, 1935, this prestigious institution began with a foundational collection of 72 works by Russian artists, carefully selected from the Tretyakov State Gallery by S. A. Chuikov, a pivotal figure in Kyrgyz art.

The memorial is dedicated to the 40th anniversary of the victory of Soviet troops over the fascists. It was erected in 1985 on Victory Square.
The memorial is externally an arch consisting of three curved arched lines. The central image of the composition is a woman mother who carefully holds the cup in her hands and looks into the distance, waiting for the return from the battlefield of her spouse and children.

Nestled in the vibrant heart of Bishkek's Ala-Too main square, the Kyrgyz National History Museum emerges as a towering beacon of culture and one of the largest museums in Central Asia.

Ala-Too Square, the vibrant epicenter of Bishkek, serves as a gateway to the myriad attractions the city has to offer. This iconic square is more than just a starting point for tourist itineraries; it embodies the spirit and history of Kyrgyzstan. Named after the Kyrgyz words "Ala" meaning "colorful" and "Too" meaning "mountain," the square reflects the country's rich natural landscapes and cultural heritage. Centered in Ala-Too is a majestic 45-meter flagpole, proudly hoisting an impressively large state flag.

Charvak Reservoir would be a simple artificial reservoir, if not for its emerald waters against the backdrop of beautiful nature, so harmoniously framing the shores. In the background, the teeth of the Tien Shan Mountains are displayed, and the total length of the reservoir coastline is almost a hundred kilometers.

Excursions to Uzbekistan do not ignore this building in Samarkand, as it is one of the first buildings in the city, erected under Tamerlane. Its architecture and exterior design are ascetic - you won't find bright colors and traditional mosaics here. The relics of a famous saint of Islam rest in the mausoleum, which spent its entire life in constant asceticism and pilgrimage. We are talking about Sheikh Burkhanaddin Sagaraji, who for some time even acted as a spiritual mentor to Tamerlane himself.