She was born on August 3, 1980, in the village of Jenish in the Jeti-Oguz district.
Her childhood was spent in the mountains, where her parents were shepherds. Aynura studied in a boarding school and later continued her education in Bishkek, graduating from the correspondence department of the philological faculty.
It is noteworthy that at the age of 35, Aynura was awarded the title of "Batyr Ene" for raising seven sons, and then at 42, she gave birth to her eighth. She draws inspiration from the example of her mother-in-law, who raised 11 children.
Aynura actively participates in cultural events and holds public positions, as well as enjoying her status as a grandmother.
In recent months, she has been working as a social worker, helping those in need, and participating in the creation of traditional products that are highly valued by tourists.
Aynura shares her experience and skills in handicrafts, passing on her knowledge to new generations.
