World Nomad Games
The World Nomad Games are the largest international celebration of nomadic civilizations. Athletes and cultural groups from dozens of countries gather to revive ancient traditions, ethnic sports, and rituals that once defined life on the Great Steppe.
Day of Osh City
Osh, a city of ancient charm and cultural richness, stands as the gateway to the heart of Kyrgyzstan. Its deep historical roots and contemporary relevance make it a unique blend of the past and present.
Independence Day of Kyrgyz Republic
Kyrgyzstan Independence Day is celebrated on August 31 of every year. As a national holiday in Kyrgyzstan, it is one of the most important dates in the calendar, and a commemoration of the founding of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan after the implosion of the U.S.S.R.
Osh Fest 2025
Osh Fest – a folkloristic and culinary delight.
Kyrgyz Shyrdak international Festival
Festival “Kyrgyz shyrdagy” – the city of Naryn – a festival of artisans.
More than 100 shyrdak (Kyrgyz carpet) craftsmen from all regions of the republic take part in the annual action. Within the framework of the festival, competitions are held: “The best shyrdak”, “Shyrdak heritage”, “Shyrdak history”, as well as an exhibition and fair of national food and crafts.
Sumolok Festival
Tradition of preparing national dish of sumolok on the day of the spring equinox, local governments would organize concerts and small national sport competitions. In honor of the Nooruz holiday the event exhibits works of local craftsman’s with the most authentic and popular types of their products.
Festival of Horse Games and Birds of Prey
Witness the art of falconry, the thrilling national equestrian games of Ulak Tartysh and Tyiyn Enmey, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Kyrgyzstan.
Yurt Festival Kyzyl – Tuu
Kyzyl -Tuu is a popular destination among travelers, where you can stay in a comfortable guesthouse or a yurt, and discover the art of yurt building in special workshops
Birds of Prey Festival
The Birds of Prey Festival is devoted to golden eagles and falcons, which are revered by the Kyrgyz. Since ancient times, hunters have caught young chicks and taken them home, to bring them up and train them to hunt animals. In past times, one bird of prey could support a small settlement. Hence a Golden Eagle, or a falcon, was highly esteemed and was frequently treated as a member of family. People practiced in the art of training bird of prey are called “Bürkütchü” and “Kushchu” and treated with great respect.
National Equestrian Games Festival
The festival features national equestrian games like Ulak Tartysh, Kyz Kuumai, and Er – Enish, a folklore show, and Kyrgyz cuisine.