Things you should know about a Kyrgyz wedding
Wedding rituals are part of the Kyrgyz culture, having a significant traditional component, which has absorbed many changes over the past decades.
Wedding rituals are part of the Kyrgyz culture, having a significant traditional component, which has absorbed many changes over the past decades.
Uzbekistan is a magical country with a rich history, beautiful nature, and warm-hearted inhabitants. It is brimming with incredible places and experiences awaiting tourists.
Khumiy throat singing is a distinctive art form exclusive to select nationalities, including Mongols, Buryats, Kalmyks, Tuvans, Altaians, and Bashkirs.
The most interesting thing about a camel is its two humps, covered with a thick layer of thick hair. It is a reliable protection against temperature fluctuations, strong and cold winds, and dust and sand storms.
The Gobi Desert is the sixth largest desert in the world and the second largest in Asia.
Ak Kalpak (kalpak) - men's national headdress of the Kyrgyz, symbolizes mountains and purity and carries the heritage of ancestors and national philosophy.
Kyrgyzstan is known for its indescribably beautiful, breathtaking nature. During visiting Kyrgyzstan try the equally magical cuisine of the Kyrgyz people.
"The Valley of Spheres" in Mangistau, Kazakhstan, remains one of the most mysterious and little-studied archaeological finds in the world.
Termez is a city in the center of Surkhandarya province in southern Uzbekistan, located on the right bank of the Amu Darya River, where it flows into the Surkhandarya River.
Skobelev Peak (Skobolev) is located at 5051 meters above sea level. It is definitely the highest peak in the Alayski Range. Access is easy from Suu Kashka Valley, and the ascent is technically not difficult.