The events brought together people of different ages, providing an opportunity for both adults and children to participate in the competitions.
The program included traditional folk games such as jooluk tashtamay, top tash, shakek salmay, and talamay, as well as modern sports disciplines. Participants not only competed but also got acquainted with cultural traditions.
In the Pervomaisky district, events took place in the Ak-Bosogo residential area, gathering about 270 participants. Mini-football, arkan tartish, ordo, tayak tartish, and relays for children and teenagers were held here.
In the Sverdlovsk district, more than 400 people participated in competitions such as tug of war, üç tapan (chükö), tayak tartish, and top tash, as well as various active games and relays in the Karagacheva grove.
The Lenin district also joined in: at the Gazprom-Children Sports Complex, in the Yu. Fuchik park, and in the Ak-Orgo residential area, about 400 participants competed in football, arkan tartish, ordo, tayak tartish, and üç tapan.
About 300 participants gathered in the Oktyabrsky district at the Yntymak park, where competitions in chükö, arkan tartish, ordo, and darts took place, as well as in football, volleyball, basketball, and relays. In collaboration with the district administration and the public association "Eurasia," 200 gifts were presented to the participants.
The winners and prize-winners were awarded diplomas, medals, and commemorative prizes.
The organizer of the sports events was the Department of Physical Culture and Sports, as well as Tourism and Youth Affairs of the Bishkek city administration.
