KVN 2013. "Asia Mix", Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, Greeting
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Mar Baidzhiev - a deputy of the legendary parliament, a distinguished cultural figure, a renowned playwright and director of films from the golden age of Kyrgyz cinema, reflects on what independence means for each of us, on the responsibility for our country and its development.
Director Sadik Sher-Niyaz, chief producers Deputy of the Jogorku Kenesh, Chairwoman of the Kurmanjan Datka Foundation Zhyldyzkan Zholdosheva.
An unusual car has appeared on the streets of Bishkek. Local craftsmen took some parts from a German sedan, completely changed the design, and added "horsepower." The result is a rather lively supercar. The achievements of the homemade automotive industry were observed by Rinat Shamsutdinov, a correspondent for the "MIR 24" television channel. Two SUVs and two motorcycles accompanied the exclusive "Tulpar Karager" on its first outing on the streets of Bishkek. In
The clip for the song "This is Issyk-Kul, this is our summer!" performed by Nurlan/Bangor and Saltanat Ashirova. The song features music by composer Eduard Artemyev from the film "Slave of Love".
Orel i Reshka - Episode 7.15 (Back to the USSR. Bishkek)
Kyrgyz Dance On August 13, a music video titled "Kyrgyz Dance" was released in Bishkek. The lyrics were written by poet Kiyalbek Urmambetov. The music was composed by Azamat Otunchiev and Mirlan Niyazov. The performer is Sultan Sadyraliev.
No one has seen Kyrgyzstan from such angles before. YouTube user Alexey Nikitin published a video showcasing the beauty of Kyrgyzstan, filmed with the help of a drone—a remote-controlled flying device with a camera.
An alternative for the tourism video of Kyrgyzstan. This video was shown in Sochi, where our country was presented at the international peacekeeping camp "Generation for Peace"
Kurmanjan Datka — a Kyrgyz state and military leader, the chieftain and ruler of the Alai Kyrgyz from 1832 to 1876. Also known as the "Queen of Alai," "Queen of the South," and "Mother of the Nation."
The Department of Tourism of Kyrgyzstan has presented an image video of the country. The video includes footage shot by various people and studios - clips taken from advertisements, films, video sketches, and music videos.
The event "International Cooperation in the Field of Distance Education" took place on August 14, 2013, as part of a joint initiative of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, the Ministry of Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic, the Bishkek Financial and Economic Academy, and the Ecological Movement "BIOM". The main speakers were: Dr. Andrey Zybkin, Vice-Rector for Development of the Institute of Business and Law, Moscow, with a presentation on "Models of Organizing
Popular dance teams Tumar, Let's Dance, and dancer Jan Voinov participated in a flashmob supporting social justice in Kyrgyzstan. Young dancers with disabilities also took part in the event, which took place on Social Justice Day - February 20, 2013.
The city of Osh today is not only the southern capital of Kyrgyzstan but also one of the major spiritual centers of Central Asia.
This video highlights approaches to teaching and learning that will be more flexible to meet the diverse educational needs of individuals with disabilities.
The film discusses the connection between environmental issues and poverty.
Medical professionals claim that mare's milk protects against many diseases.
The video is dedicated to the attractions of Kyrgyzstan - a country with unique opportunities for adventure and eco-tourism.
These unique frames were taken in the late 80s in a green, clean city, the city of Frunze. The mountain peaks to the south of it, green poplars, kind people, and cleanliness always attracted people from all over the vast country of the Soviets.
A monumental event in the life of Kyrgyzstan and all peace-loving humanity. This will be about the International Festival of Santa Clauses and their friends. This vibrant holiday is taking place for the second time on the land of Kyrgyzstan.
Dmitry Krylov and his film crew talk about Kyrgyzstan for the program "Noteworthy Travels." Channel One
Kyrgyzstan — the land of Santa Claus. 1st Festival of Santa Clauses in Kyrgyzstan
Russian fans of extreme freeride and backcountry made an introductory video about Karakol and Terskey Ala-Too, so that you can see and feel this snow, landscapes, air, and the general atmosphere of the place.
A Japanese song in the traditional Japanese genre of "enka," titled "Wanderer of the Wind," was performed by the famous Japanese singer Mita Ryo at Ala-Too Square on the Independence Day of the Kyrgyz Republic. It resonated with the hearts of Kyrgyzstanis, who were captivated by his beautiful and deeply moving voice, charm, and sincerity of performance.
Uzgen Monuments The monuments of Uzgen are considered a classic of the Karakhanid era (10th-12th centuries). Their particular significance lies in their compact arrangement, clearly demonstrating the development of architecture over time (the Middle Mausoleum – early 11th century, Northern – 1152, Southern – 1187). The free-standing minaret dates back to the mid-11th century. No work on the architecture and art history of Central Asian medieval times is complete without reference to these
Tash-Rabat – a medieval caravanserai The stone fortress Tash-Rabat is located 525 km southeast of the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, in the Naryn region. Hidden in the remote gorge of Kara-Kaюн, at an altitude of 3500 m above sea level, not far from the border with China, lies a completely unusual and therefore very mysterious monument of medieval architecture in Kyrgyzstan – Tash-Rabat. Historians and archaeologists still debate who, when, and most importantly, why built this unusual
Sary-Chelek Lake. Sary-Chelek Lake ("yellow bowl" in translation from Kyrgyz) is located in the territory of the nature park of the same name, on the southeastern slope of the Chotkal Ridge, which is situated in the Western Tien Shan. The water level is 1878 m above sea level, the surface area of the water mirror is 4.92 km², the length of the lake is 7.5 km, the maximum width is 2280 m, and the average width is 650 m. The maximum depth is 234 m, and the average depth is 98 m. There
Osh - "The Southern Capital" of Kyrgyzstan. The city of Osh is the administrative center of the Osh region and the second largest city in Kyrgyzstan. The city is located at an altitude of over 1000 m above sea level on the outskirts of the Fergana Valley at the northern foothills of the Kichik-Alai Range. Osh is surrounded on three sides by the spurs of this range, and in the center of the city rises the Suleiman Mountain to a height of over 100 m. It is believed that the prophet
The Tomb of Manas - an architectural monument of the Middle Ages. The unique historical monument of the tomb (mausoleum) of Manas is located 22 km from the city of Talas to the northeast of the city. It belongs to the attractions of the Great Silk Road era that have survived to this day. This monument of medieval architecture in Kyrgyzstan, located in the upper reaches of the Talas River, is the burial place of Kanyzyak-khatun, the daughter of Emir Abuka, and, according to legend, the tomb of
Issyk-Kul - the Mountain Pearl. The most beautiful and largest lake in Central Asia is Lake Issyk-Kul. It is located between the ridges of the Northern Tien Shan: the sun-facing Kungey Ala-Tuu and the sun-shaded Terskey Ala-Tuu at an altitude of 1609 m above sea level. Issyk-Kul is one of the largest mountain lakes in the world.
Burana - Architectural Heritage. Located 12 km southwest of the present-day town of Tokmak is the medieval settlement of Balasagun, the capital of the Karakhanid Khanate (940 - 1210 AD). The Karakhanid Khanate was the largest feudal state in Central Asia during the 10th-12th centuries. The first Karakhanids conquered most of Eastern Turkestan, Central Tien Shan, Semirechye, and Fergana.
Bishkek - the capital of Kyrgyzstan. In the center of the Chui Valley, at the northern foothills of the Kyrgyz Range, at an altitude of about 750 - 900 m, lies the largest city of the Kyrgyz Republic, its capital - the city of Bishkek. The area of the city is 127 km².
The vast territories of fruit and nut forests in the Arslanbob valley are the largest in the world. The area of the forests exceeds 600,000 hectares, and Arslanbob itself is located at an altitude of 1,700 meters above sea level. Locals tell a legend that Alexander the Great once brought his troops to these lands while returning from his campaign to the East. Leaving this amazing land, he took with him fruits and nuts from the local forests to Greece. Thus, Kyrgyz nuts made their way to
Ordo Sakhna – The Folk Ethnographic Theater. Biography. The folk ethnographic theater Ordo Sakhna was established in 1999 and brought together a group of professional musicians, graduates of the conservatory, and laureates of international and regional competitions. The theater is directed by Shamil Djaparov.
Bishkek (Kyrgyz: Бишкек) is the capital of Kyrgyzstan and the largest city in the country. It constitutes a special administrative unit and is a city of republican subordination. Old names include Pishpek and Frunze (named after M. V. Frunze). Population — 874,400 residents (2012).
Osh is the second most populous city in Kyrgyzstan after Bishkek. According to estimates as of January 1, 2012, the population of the city was 516,200 people. The city administration oversees not only the city of Osh but also 11 suburban villages with a total population of 255,600 residents. The population of the city along with its suburbs was estimated to be 1 million residents (as of 2012).
Kyrgyzstan is a small country bordering Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Russia. The main attractions are Issyk-Kul Lake and the city of Bishkek. The Kyrgyz mountains and women are beautiful. You will try fresh water fish dishes, enjoy a vibrant nightlife, meet good people, and especially beautiful girls, as well as great food/wine/nightlife, good highways, tranquility, and greenery. It’s a cool, peaceful place.
The incredible beauty of Kyrgyzstan's nature
Journey through the Terskey Alatau and Tian Shan
The film tells about the life and work of shepherds in the highlands of Kyrgyzstan and how new pasture committees help them ease their work and daily life.
The Kyrgyz Republic is a country of Heavenly Mountains, stunning nature, and hospitable, freedom-loving people.