The warm weather that has settled this year has contributed to the earlier-than-usual blooming of apricots and almonds in Osh. The gardens, drowning in white-pink blossoms, give the Sulayman-Too mountain a special charm.
Sulayman-Too is a sacred place included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. Every year, thousands of pilgrims and tourists come here to enjoy the unique combination of history and nature. In spring, the surroundings of the mountain come to life, becoming a popular place for local residents to walk.
Ecologists urge people to treat the environment with care and not to pick wildflowers. According to the locals, spring on Sulayman-Too embodies new beginnings, renewal, and hope.
