Events were held in Kyzyl-Suu, Barskoon, Zhargylchak, Jeti-Oguz, and Orgochor, where a festive atmosphere prevailed.
During the ceremony, symbolizing the arrival of spring, women dressed in white elecheks performed a ritual of incense with juniper and conducted the alastoo ceremony, after which blessings—ak bata—were pronounced.
The head of the district, Ermek Bakhauddinov, made the following remarks:
“Among the residents of our district, representing various nationalities, there was a joyful atmosphere in honor of Nowruz. We hold many important events, and much of this has been made possible thanks to the unity of our people. During this time of spring work, I wish all farmers and all of humanity prosperity and abundance.”
In these days, national traditions and customs were also showcased in the five rural districts, culinary masterpieces were exhibited, and the narrative "Uluu köch" was presented.
