Fortune
It is believed that the Kyrgyzstan name came from the Turkish word kyrgyz, meaning forty. Once, the legendary hero of the Kirghiz united forty clans to resist the Uighur prevailing at that time in Central Asia. They united and withstood. It is forty united clans that symbolize the forty sunrays of the Kyrgyzstan flag.
It’s a distinctive land of very friendly people, where you can see the true natural diversity – from the boundless meadows to the snowy hills of the highest mountains. Journey to Kyrgyzstan will allow you to look at this mysterious country, where you will see abundant of the lakes, while the locals propose to stroll through the densest walnut forests in the world.
The largest cities in Kyrgyzstan are far from each other and very different. Bishkek, located in the north of the country, is a very changing, western city. And Osh in the south is near the border with Uzbekistan, so the neighbors have a great influence on the people of this city. Although tourism is growing in Kyrgyzstan, relatively few tourists come to the country. Therefore, here you can find great places where the rest will be interrupted by the abundance of tourists.
