Jayma Bazaar in Osh - Kyrgyzstan 4K Travel Channel
The Jayma Bazaar in Osh is one of the biggest markets in Central Asia. It lies on the banks of the Kamel River (Ak-Buura).
Osh looks back at a 3000-year history. It was an important crossroads of various routes of the Silk Road for a long time. According to this importance, the market has developed. Besides, various ethnic groups have settled here over the course of time. Uzbeks, Kirghiz, and Russians are undoubtedly the most important, but also Tajiks, Tatars, Turks and more than 70 others characterize life and have stimulated the trade. On a length of over one kilometer, you can buy everything necessary for the daily life.
On our first visit, we limit ourselves to the part where one offers mainly clothing, food, and household items. In the hustle and bustle, we make our way through the sales lanes.
Where the stream of visitors is not so tight and the sellers have some time, they are happy when we take pictures and engross in a conversation. Anyone who speaks here Russian has undoubtedly an advantage.
The gigantic choice of finest spices is overwhelming.
It is impossible to overlook the innumerable stands with mobile telephones and fitting accessories. There is presumably hardly any central Asian who does not have a mobile telephone.
In the middle of the Jayma Bazaar, we cross the river and return back on the other side again. A larger square is for the delivery trucks and taxis. There are plenty of restaurants along the street. In one of them, we get a bite of lunch and watch the families with their children.
In the evening we go for dinner to the restaurant Tsarski Dvor in Lenin Avenue. It is considered one of the best restaurants in the city. We like the ambiance, but the service at our table was pretty bad. Some in our group get the food only when the first ones are already ready to leave.
Here ends our journey along the Pamir Highway.
The next day we will start a new journey through Kyrgyzstan. This trip is organized by USAID in cooperation with Discover Kyrgyzstan.
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Der Jayma Basar in Osch zählt zu den größten Märkten in Zentralasien. Er liegt am Ufer des Kamelflusses (Ak-Buura).
Osch blickt auf eine 3000 jährige Geschichte zurück und war lange ein wichtiger Kreuzungspunkt verschiedener Zweige der Seidenstraße. Entsprechend dieser Bedeutung hat sich der Markt entwickelt. Außerdem haben sich hier im Laufe der Zeit unterschiedlichste Ethnien angesiedelt. Usbeken, Kirgisen und Russen sind zweifellos die wichtigsten, aber auch Tadschiken, Tataren, Türken und über 70 weitere prägen das Leben und haben den Handel belebt. Auf einer Länge von über einem Kilometer wird alles angeboten, was für das tägliche Leben notwendig ist.
Bei unserem ersten Besuch beschränken wir uns auf den Teil, in dem hauptsächlich Kleidung, Nahrung und Haushaltsgegenstände angeboten werden. Es ist ein enges Treiben, durch das wir uns den Weg in den Verkaufsgassen bahnen müssen.
Dort wo der Besucherstrom nicht so dicht ist und die Verkäufer etwas Zeit haben, lassen sie sich gerne fotografieren und sich in ein Gespräch verwickeln. Wer hier russisch spricht, hat zweifellos einen Vorteil.
Faszinierend ist die riesige Auswahl an feinsten Gewürzen.
Unübersehbar sind auch die unzähligen Stände, die Mobiltelefone und passendes Zubehör anbieten. Es gibt vermutlich kaum noch einen Zentralasiaten, der kein Handy besitzt.
Ungefähr in der Mitte des Jayma Basar überqueren wir den Fluss und gehen auf der anderen Seite wieder zurück. Ein größerer Platz dient der Anfahrt von Lieferwägen und Taxis. Die Straße entlang reihen sich jede Menge Restaurants. Auch wir ruhen uns kurz in einem aus, essen und trinken eine Kleinigkeit und beobachten die Familien mit ihren Kindern.
Am Abend gehen wir noch einmal zum Essen in das Restaurant Tsarski Dvor in der Lenin Avenue. Es gilt als eines der besten Restaurants in der Stadt. Uns gefällt zwar das Ambiente, aber der Service an unserem Tisch war ziemlich schlecht. Einige in unserer Gruppe bekommen das Essen erst als die ersten schon wieder gehen.
Hier endet nun unsere Reise entlang des Pamir Highways.
Am nächsten Tag starten wir zu einer neuen Erkundungsreise durch Kirgisistan. Die Reise wird von USAID in Kooperation mit Discover Kyrgyzstan organisiert.
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Osh, Guided Tour in City Park and Jayma Bazaar - Kyrgyzstan 4K Travel Channel
The footpath from the Meerim Park along the Kamel River is closed today. So we have to walk along the Lenin Avenue up to the City Park. In the City Park, a little surprise awaits us. A Soviet jet plane parks here. Another attraction is a Ferris wheel. We walk parallel to the Kamel River in northern direction to the Jayma Bazaar. Everywhere are stalls with candy, ice or a snack.
In between are many fairground rides or stalls for the entertainment of the children.But also the adults find their entertainment. Women have a chat over a drink, while the men find the muse to play chess.
The Jayma Bazaar is more than 3000 years old and probably the biggest market in Central Asia. During our first visit to the Jayma Bazaar, we only found the area with clothing, food, fruit, and household goods.
This is different today. Abdullaev Atabek from Destination Osh knows his way around here very well. He first keeps left, in the west of the bazaar. After visiting a souvenir stand with nice chess games, he shows us a booth that offers accordions.
Then we reach a place with heavily dilapidated sales booths. Two days ago we have seen them. But we thought that they are no longer needed and that the bazaar ends here. But these are stalls that were devastated during the riots in 2010 and have not been restored since then.
After that, we pass stalls with lovely carpets, a broom binder and a place where people are looking for jobs.
A large sales booth with sewing machines drags us into its spell. You can certainly find some rarities here.
The creches for the babies also occupy a large space. One explains us the drainage system in detail.
At the next square, we find knives and food. Pig feet seem to be of great popularity. Also, textiles can be found here again.
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Der Fußweg vom Meerim Park entlang des Kamel Flusses ist geschlossen. So sind wir gezwungen die Lenin Avenue entlang bis zum City Park zu gehen.
Im Stadtpark erwartet uns eine kleine Überraschung. Ein sowjetisches Düsenflugzeug wurde hier abgestellt.
Eine weitere Attraktion ist ein Riesenrad. Wir gehen den Weg parallel zum Kamelfluss direkt in Richtung Norden zum Jayma Basar. Überall befinden sich Stände mit Süßigkeiten, Eis oder einem Imbiss.
Dazwischen sind viele Fahrgeschäfte oder Stände zur Unterhaltung der Kinder. Auch für die Erwachsenen ist gesorgt. Frauen trinken bei den Gastbetrieben etwas und unterhalten sich, während die Männer die Muse finden, Schach zu spielen.
Der Jayma Bazaar ist mehr als 3000 Jahre alt und wahrscheinlich der größte Markt in Zentralasien.Bei unserem ersten Besuch auf dem Jayma Basar haben aber nur die Abteilungen für Kleidung, Lebensmittel, Obst und Haushaltswaren gefunden.
Heute soll das anders werden. Abdullaev Atabek von Destination Osh kennt sich hier bestens aus. Er hält sich erst einmal links, ganz im Westen des Basars. Nachdem wir einen Souvenirstand mit schönen Schachspielen besucht haben, zeigt er uns auch noch einen Stand, der Akkordeons anbietet.
Danach erreichen wir eine Stelle mit stark verfallenen Ständen. Zwei Tage zuvor haben wir diese auch gesehen aber gedacht, dass sie nicht mehr benötigt werden und hier der Basar zu Ende sei. Tatsächlich aber sind dies Stände, die bei den Unruhen 2010 verwüstet wurden und seit damals nicht wieder hergerichtet wurden.
Danach passieren wir Stände mit wunderschönen Teppichen, einen Besenbinder und einen Platz an dem Jobs vermittelt wurden. Ein großer Stand mit Nähmaschinen zog uns in seinen Bann. Hier lässt sich bestimmt so manche Rarität finden.
Auch die Kinderkrippen nehmen einen großen Raum ein. Ausführlich wird uns das „Entwässerungssystem“ erklärt.
Beim nächsten Platz stehen Messer und Lebensmittel im Vordergrund. Schweinefüße scheinen sehr beliebt zu sein. Auch Textilien sind hier wieder zu finden.
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[Kyrgyzstan] Jayma Bazaar / Базар Жайма в Оше / 자이마 바자 @ Osh
Date: 2013.02.25.
This bazaar goes on forever on both sides of the river - every possible item you could ever want so if stock up or restock is needed this is great place to do it.
This local market sell many things, from daily tools like soap, shampoo, body lotion, cloth, vegetables, fruits and gift for your family or friend. Over all the bazaar is a fun place to spend a day and have a look around. I was able to buy a few handmade products for cheep! Over all worth a stop.
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It's quite a large market along the Ak-Burra river. It is not same with Osh bazar in the capital city, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
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First World Traveller heads to Bishkek, which is the capital of Kyrgyzstan. Kyrgyzstan is located in Central Asia, bordering Kazakhstan to the North, China to the East, the other Stans (Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan) to the west and Afghanistan to the south (although not bordering).
Kyrgyzstan is a brilliantly diverse country, with influences from India, China, Russia, the Middle East and more. This video details a trip to Osh Bazaar in Bishkek, which is typical of Kyrgyz bazaars, selling clothing, souvenirs and most interestingly, Kyrgyz food, from Besbarmaq, Boorsoq, Kyrgyz Naan, Plov and more.
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Strolling through Osh - Kyrgyzstan 4K Travel Channel
Two parallel one-way streets characterize the cityscape of Osh. The Lenin Avenue runs from south to north and the Kurmanjan-Datka Street from north to south. We start our stroll through the city of Osh at the Kyrgyz Drama Theater on Lenin Avenue. For us, it is not quite clear whether the building serves only as a theater or also as a concert hall, opera and cinema. In the next crossroads, the Bayalinova is a Demir Bank. The cash dispensers (ATM) accept also international credit cards here. We walk along Lenin Avenue and pass a number of small shops.
As a British telephone booth got here, will be a mystery to us. Although the houses show a little need for renovation from the outside, the inside is very modern.
After a few hundred meters we pass the Kirov Secondary School No. 4. It seems to be a fairly large school, with 3,000 pupils. Opposite is the old town hall, today the municipal court. At the crossroads, to Gapar Aytiev we come across the Asian bank.
Almost every cross street offers a nice view of the Sulaiman-Too.
The Kyrgyz men with their headgears were proud when we photographed and filmed them.
One of the most prominent buildings of the city stands on the left side of the street now, the university. The red buildings whose entrance with its column portal, following the Greek style, determines the street in this area. On the opposite side is the entrance to an amusement park, which we will visit on another day. Further northwards is the Academy theater.
We arrive just in time to see a photo shooting. As we start filming, the young women who assist the photographer turn to us. They wave and smile into the camera and are obviously pleased to be once in front of and not permanently behind the camera.
To the north are the regional headquarters of the Kyrgyz Telecom and the Public Television and Radio Company.
On the left side of the road is a small park with the statue of Kurmanjan Datka, after which the parallel road is named. She lived from 1811 to 1907 and was also recognized as a ruler in Bukhara and Samarkand. Even so, she had to convince her people of the sovereignty of the Russians.
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Das Stadtbild von Osh wird von 2 parallel verlaufenden Einbahnstraßen geprägt. Von Süd nach Nord verläuft die Lenin Avenue und von Nord nach Süd die Kurmanjan-Datka Street.
Wir beginnen unseren Spaziergang durch Osch am Theater (Kyrgyz Drama Theatre) in der Lenin Avenue. Es ist für uns nicht so recht ersichtlich, ob das Gebäude nur als Theater oder auch als Konzerthaus, Oper und Kino dient. In der nächsten Querstraße, der Bayalinova gibt es eine Demir Bank. Hier akzeptieren die Geldautomaten (ATM) auch internationale Kreditkarten. Wir gehen die Lenin Avenue entlang und passieren eine Reihe kleiner Geschäfte.
Wie sich eine britische Telefonzelle hierher verirrt hat, wird uns ein Rätsel bleiben. Auch wenn die Häuser von außen oft leicht renovierungsbedürftig aussehen, so sind die Geschäfte im Inneren hoch modern.
Nach ein paar hundert Metern passieren wir die Kirow Sekundarschule Nr. 4. Sie scheint eine ziemlich große Schule zu sein, mit 3000 Schülern. Gegenüber befindet sich das alte Rathaus, heute das städtische Gericht. An der Kreuzung zur Gapar Aytiev stoßen wir auf die Asien Bank.
Nahezu jede Querstraße gibt nun eine schönen Blick auf den Sulaiman-Too
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Großzügig lassen sich die kirgisischen Männer mit ihren stolzen Kopfbedeckungen fotografieren und filmen.
Auf der linken Straßenseite kommt nun eines der markantesten Gebäude der Stadt, die Universität. Die roten Gebäude, deren Eingang mit seinem Säulenportal an den griechischen Stil angelehnt ist, bestimmen in diesem Bereich das Straßenbild. Auf der gegenüber liegenden Seite ist der Eingang in eine Vergnügungspark, den wir auch noch kennenlernen werden. Nördlich schließt sich das Akademietheater an.
Wir kommen gerade rechtzeitig zu einem Fotoshooting. Als wir die Szene zu Filmen beginnen, drehen sich die jungen Frauen, die dem Fotografen assistieren, uns zu. Sie winken und lächeln in die Kamera und freuen sich offensichtlich einmal vor und nicht ständig hinter der Kamera zu stehen.
Wiederum nördlich davon ist der regionale Sitz der kirgisischen Telekom und der staatlichen Fernseh- und Radiogesellschaft.
Auf der linken Straßenseite ist ein kleiner Park mit der Statue von Kurmanjan Datka, nach der die Parallelstraße benannt ist. Sie lebte von 1811 bis 1907 und wurde auch in Bukhara und Samarkand als Herrscherin anerkannt. Dennoch musste sie ihr Volk von der Oberherrschaft der Russen überzeugen.
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Bishkek to Osh, Kyrgyzstan
Osh is Kyrgyzstan’s southern capital, and one of the oldest cities in the country. With a history estimated to stretch back 3000 years, Osh has long been a central city in the Fergana Valley. Osh has also been historically significant in many different eras, from being home to a large bazaar to being the birthplace of Kurmanjan Datka.
It’s hard to confirm exactly how old Osh is, and though artifacts have been found dating to the 5th century BCE, many say that the city is 3000 years old. Legends say that the city was founded by Solomon, or maybe Alexander the Great. No matter what the legends say, Osh has been a crucial point for merchants and traders for millennia. The bazaar, located along the Ak-Bura River, has been in its same location for many centuries.
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In medieval times, Osh was an important trading city. Nomads would come from the mountains to sell livestock, and merchants would come from Asia and Europe with caravans of goods. In 1762, Osh became part of the Khanate of Kokand, and was one of the six main trading centers in the khanate.
In 1868, the Khanate of Kokand was annexed to the Russian Empire. Kurmanjan Datka, ruler of the Alai region, near Osh, stayed independent for a while longer, but in 1876, she led a peaceful transition to Russian power. The story of her life was adapted for a 2014 film, and she has been honored with statues around Kyrgyzstan (including one in Osh). Osh expanded under Russian rule, with European-style houses being built.
When borders were drawn to create the modern republics, Osh ended up in southern Kyrgyzstan, near the border with Uzbekistan. The city’s population of around 260,000 people is roughly evenly split between ethnic Kyrgyz and Uzbek. Tensions have flared up occasionally, most notably in 1990 and 2010. Osh has since been calm for a number of years, and is well-loved for its distinct character and delicious plov.
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실크로드의 보다 더 생생한 모습을 느껴보고 싶으면 오시 바자르에 가면 된다. 오시는 과거 실크로드 교역의 중심지였다. 때문에 오시 바자르는 한때 실크로드에서 가장 큰 시장이었다고 한다. 지금도 중앙아시아 최대의 시장으로 꼽히고 있다. 아주머니들이 당근을 손질하고 있는데, 색깔이 노랗다. 노란색 당근은 처음 본다. “노란색과 빨간색, 무슨 차이인가요?”“빨간색은 샐러드, 노란 당근은 볶음밥 재료로 써요.” 땅이 비옥하고 날이 뜨거운 오시 지역은 각종 농산물이 풍부하게 난다. 초여름이라 이곳 특산 채소와 과일이 많이 나와 있다. 체리가 맛있어 보여 갔더니 아주머니가 인심 좋게 체리를 한 움큼 집어준다. 날씨 때문일까? 이곳의 과일은 하나같이 달다. “무척 달군요.”“다 달아요. 신선하고요.”“여기서 난 건가요?”“네”“얼마인가요?”“1kg에 500솜(900원)”“가격이 좋네요. 주세요.”“얼마나요?”“2kg이요” 체리가 2kg 한 봉지에 단돈 1800원이라니! 믿을 수 없는 가격이다. 다섯 개의 큰 시장들이 모여 있는 바자르에는 없는 게 없다. 사람들의 패션도 이곳에서 시작된다. 양털로 만든 전통 남성 모자 ‘칼팍’에서부터 화려한 여성용 파티복까지 모든 의류를 구할 수 있다. 신발가게에서 어린아이 둘이 신발을 고르고 있다. 이것저것 맞는 신발을 신어보고 고르는 게 아이들끼리 쇼핑을 여러 번 해 본 솜씨다. “치수가 5가 맞을 것 같아. 신어 봐.” 드디어 맞는 신발을 골랐나 보다.
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If you want to feel even more vibrant look of the Silk Road will go to the bazaar to come. Location was the center of the historical Silk Road trade. Since coming Bazaar will once was the largest market in the Silk Road. There are still regarded as the largest market in Central Asia. There are lady and trim the carrots, the color yellow. Yellow carrots sees for the first time. What difference between yellow and red? Red salad, yellow rice with carrots, I write stuff. Fertile land and flies coming days are hot areas rich in various agricultural products. Early summer, as shown here, a lot of specialty vegetables and fruits. I went a good look delicious cherry Aunt give up a generous handful of cherries. Is it because the weather? This fruit is sweet like one. I'm very month. It dalahyo. Wo fresh. Where Am I? Yes. How much? Som 500 (900 W) to 1kg I like the price. Please. How much? , Am 2kg Cherry is a disgrace dandon 1800 won a 2kg bag! An incredible price. Bazar which gathered five large markets not nothing. Fashion people are also starting here. Women's clothing, from parties to the colorful traditional male hat 'kalpak' made of wool garments can be found all. It has two young children in a shoe store picking shoes. It's reported that one chooses to wear shoes that match the skill to this shop several times among children. The five dimensions seem right. Look wear than last goal ratna the shoe fits.
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Сен келип, базарга барып, Улуу Жибек Жолу боюнча дагы да кызуу карап сезип келсе. Жайгашкан тарыхый Жибек Жолу соода борбору болгон. келе базарынын бери качандыр бир мезгилде Жибек жолунун ири базар болуп калат. Борбор Азиядагы ири базар болуп саналат бар. айым, сабизди, сары түс кырка бар. Сары сабиз биринчи жолу көрөт. сабиз менен «,» сары жана кызыл ортосунда кандай айырма «Red салат, сары күрүч, мен нерселерди жазып.» Fertile жерин жана турган күндөр келатат, ар кандай айыл чарба азык-бай ысык багыттары, чымындарды. Бул жерде көрсөтүлгөн алгачкы жайкы, адистиги, жашылча жана жемиштердин көп. Мен даамдуу чие Полли жакшы карап алчанын жоомарт ууч берип кетти. бул жыл сайын аба ырайы, себеби барбы? Бул жемиш сыяктуу таттуу болот. «Мен абдан ай эмесмин.» «Муну dalahyo. жаңы опурталдуу эле. «» Am кайдан? «» Ооба «.» Канча? «,» 500 «,» мен баа жаран 1 кг жагат. Деди. «,» Канча? «,» Am 2кг «Cherry dandon 1800 бир 2кг баштык утуп уят да! Укмуштуудай баа. беш ири базарларды эч нерсе эмес, чогулуп Базар. Мода да бул жерге баштап бар. жүн кийимдерин жасалган аялдардын кийим, түстүү салттуу эркек шляпа «Адилет» тараптардын баарын тапса болот. Бул бут жыйнап бут кийим күтүп, эки жаш баласы бар. Бир балдардын арасында бул дүкөндө бир нече жолу чеберчилик дал бут кийим кийүү чечсе, деп билдирди ал. «Беш өлчөмүнө туура окшойт. «Бут кийим кийгенге акыркы максаты: Аллахабад караганда кийип жатабыз.
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■클립명: 아시아142-키르기스스탄01-09 과거 실크로드의 최대 시장 오시바자르/Bazaar/Silk Road/Market/Cherry/Kalpak
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■촬영일자: 2016년 6월 June
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OSH BAZAAR - A Tourist Walkthrough.
The largest and most central market in the city of Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
Always a fascinating place to visit. Despite the name, this market is not in the city of Osh. Don't ask me why this is.
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The morning after the Osh Fest, Abdullaev Atabek from Destination Osh picked us up for a guided tour. We are together with destination managers from various regions of Kyrgyzstan, who supported USAID at the Osh Fest. At first, we go into the oldest district of Osh. The area at the foot of the Sulaiman-Too was already settled in the Bronze Age. Here, workshops produce the traditional ovens, the Tandoor or Tandyr. We want to look at the production of the Tandoor before we go to the bread-making.
In the courtyard, we see a set of prefabricated parts, but the purpose isn't recognizable at the first look. But our guide Atabek explains it to us.
The basic material, the clay mixture is produced in elongated stripes. These are then formed into rings and stacked on top of each other. The seams must be carefully cemented. On top one forms a cone, narrowing towards the top.
In the summer the tandoor dries in the sun, in the winter with fire. Once the tandoors have dried, they are ready for use.
They are mainly used for bread making. Bread is one of the most important staple foods in Kyrgyzstan. It accompanies every meal. Bread is also a symbol of Kyrgyz culture. So people swear also on the bread.
Since it is the wedding season, one produces a lot of bread.
On the opposite side of the road is a bakery, where the bread preparation is demonstrated. The tandoor, embedded in the masonry is already heated.
Through a window, you can take a look at the bakery where the dough is prepared. Dough pieces of 380 grams each get the final shape. The middle is stamped with the Chekich, the bread stamp, to prevent the dough from rising.Everyone in our group is invited to form the dough. The finished bread dough is passed through the window to the outside.
The baker takes the pre-made bread and pushes it inside the oven against the wall where the pieces stick. So one bread is placed next to the other. Strangely enough, none of these pieces fall down.
After our bread is ready, we take them to the guest room of the neighboring bakery. Here they are producing the meat-filled dumplings, the Samsa.
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Am Morgen nach dem Osh Fest holt uns Abdullaev Atabek von Destination Osh zu einem Stadtrundgang ab. Begleitet werden wir von Destination Managern aus den unterschiedlichsten Regionen Kirgisistans, die USAID beim Osch Fest unterstützt haben.
Wir gehen zunächst in den ältesten Stadtteil von Osh. Die Gegend am Fuße des Sulaiman-Too war bereits in der Bronzezeit besiedelt. Hier stellen Handwerksbetriebe die traditionellen Backöfen, die Tandur her. Die Fertigung der Tandur wollen wir uns ansehen, bevor wir zum Brotbacken gehen.
Im Hof liegen eine Menge vorgefertigter Teile herum, deren Zweck wir uns erst nicht erklären können.Unser Guide Atabek klärt uns rasch auf.
Die Tonmischung, die das Grundmaterial darstellt wir in länglichen Bahnen vorbereitet. Diese werden dann zu Ringen geformt und übereinander gestapelt. Die Nahtstellen müssen sorgfältig verkittet werden. Nach oben wird ein Kegel gebildet, der immer schmaler wird.
Im Sommer trocknen sie in der Sonne, im Winter mit Feuer. Sobald die Tandur getrocknet sind, sind sie einsatzbereit.
Die Tandur werden hauptsächlich zur Brotherstellung verwendet. Brot ist eines der wichtigsten Grundnahrungsmittel in Kirgisistan. Es darf bei keinem Essen fehlen. Brot ist aber auch ein Symbol in der kirgisischen Kultur. So schwören die Leute auf das Brot.
Da gerade Hochzeitssaison ist, wird besonders viel Brot benötigt.
Auf der gegenüber liegenden Straßenseite befindet sich eine Bäckerei, in der uns die Brot-Zubereitung demonstriert wird. Der Tonkegel ist hier fest in das Mauerwerk eingelassen und das Innere wurde mittels eines Feuers bereits aufgeheizt.
Durch ein Fenster ist die Backstube einsehbar. Dort wird der Teig zubereitet. Teig-Stücke von je 380 Gramm werden in die finale Form gebracht. Das Stempeln mit dem Chekich, dem Brotstempel, verhindert das der Teig in der Mitte ansteigt. Die fertigen Brotteige werden durch ein Fenster nach außen gereicht. Natürlich darf jeder auch einmal das Formen des Teiges probieren.
Der Bäcker nimmt die vorgefertigten Brote und drückt sie im Inneren des Ofens gegen die Wand, an der die Stücke haften bleiben. So wird ein Brot an das andere gereiht. Seltsamerweise fällt keines dieser Stücke herab.
Nachdem unsere Brote fertig gebacken sind, nehmen wir sie mit in den Gastraum der benachbarte Bäckerei. Hier werden gerade die mit Fleisch gefüllten Teigtaschen, die Samsa hergestellt.
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Wedding Season in Osh - Kyrgyzstan 4K Travel Channel
Right next to the city administration at Lenin Square with its imposing Lenin statue are the Green Park and the monument to the victims of the Second World War. Both are ideal backdrops for photo shootings, especially at weddings. We come along the Lenin Avenue when a collection of luxury cars already parked at the roadside. On some days, the time for the shootings is scarce, as the next couple waits already at the monument.
The photo shootings are sometimes very elaborate. First, one films the couple both by a normal camera and by a drone, in the company of the luxury cars at Lenin Square. Afterward the couple and the most important wedding guests group around the monument.
We watch the hustle and bustle for a while and briefly look around at Lenin Square, too.
We were lucky. When the accordion begins to play, some guests start to dance, while the bystanders enjoy the spectacle. We enjoy the cheerfulness of the people
In between, we have the opportunity to film one of the stretch limousines from inside.
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Direkt neben der Stadtverwaltung am Lenin Platz mit seiner imposanten Lenin Statue befindet sich der Green Park und das Denkmal für die Opfer des 2. Weltkrieges. Beide eignen sich hervorragend als Hintergrund für Fotoshootings, speziell bei Hochzeiten.
Wir kommen die Lenin Avenue entlang, als bereits eine Ansammlung von Luxusautos am Straßenrand eingeparkt sind. An manchen Tagen wird die Zeit für Aufnahmen knapp, da bereits die nächsten Paare um einen Platz vor dem Denkmal buhlen.
Zum Teil werden die Fotoshootings sehr aufwendig gestaltet. Erst wird das Paar in Begleitung der Luxusautos am Lenin Platz sowohl von einer normalen Kamera als auch von einer Drohne gefilmt. Anschließend gruppieren sich das Paar und die wichtigsten Hochzeitsgäste vor dem Denkmal.
Wir betrachten das Treiben eine Weile und sehen uns auch noch kurz am Lenin Platz um.
Wir haben Glück. Als Musik aus einem Akkordion ertönt beginnen einige Gäste zu tanzen, während die Umstehenden das Spektakel wohlwollend genießen. Auch uns gefällt die Fröhlichkeit der Menschen.
Zwischendurch haben wir auch kurz die Gelegenheit eine der Stretch-Limousinen von Innen zu filmen.
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