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URAL truck (rebuilt for passenger transport) used for
transportation of tourists in the mountains. It can go almost
anywhere, e.g. through 1.5 m high water.
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Restaurant in a jurta along the road from Osh to Sary Tash (the village with border guards). |
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Bus stop in Sary Mogol, the village where one turns up to the basecamp. |
Road in Sary Mogol in the direction to Tajikistan. |
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Children in Sary
Mogol
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Children in Sary Mogol
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Market in Osh - biggest outdoor market in Central Asia |
Market in Osh |
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Kyrgyz with his national hat |
Uzbeks drinking tea in Osh. There is maybe more Uzbeks than Kyrgyz in this Kyrgyz town. But clashes between them from 1990 are almost forgotten now. |
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Uzbeks drinking tea in Osh.
Uzbeks are a more settled nation, drinking tea, in comparison with
more nomadic Kyrgyz people (who live more in mountains). One can see
almost only Uzbeks in the tearooms.
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Market in Osh - meat section
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One of traditional Kyrgyz meals - "manty". It is baked pasta filled with a not very well looking meat (see the previous picture). |
A typical central Asian round bread called "lipyoshka" in Russian transcript. |
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Fried pieces of meat
called "sashlik" are probably typical for whole ex-USSR area.
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Typical Kyrgyz national hats are very cheap at the market in Osh (and more expensive in souvenir shops in Bishkek). |
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