AMONGST NOMADS l - Daily Routines of Kyrgyz nomads

Come with me on my Kyrgyzstan journey and experience the nomad culture through my eyes. Get to know the people, their daily lifestyle and their culture.

[Jinthathug]

Love from Mongolia, we are a lot similar in many ways feels like watching Mongolian nomadic family

[dias]

I am a Kazakh man. Kyrgyz people and Kazakh people are like siblings. Our languages and traditions are almost the same. My Kyrgyz brothers are brave and hardworking ! I wish you all the best my brothers!

[TheNera]

I am from Turkey. My family lives near the coast of Mediterrenean. My father and mother grew up as nomad herders. I didn't live that way of life. But there are our neighbors lve just like the family in the video. The historic story of our people is very impressive. Despite thousands of years and thousands of kilometers, Turkic people are very similar. Turkic peoples stil live like their common ancestors, from the warm coasts of Mediterrenean to the cold costs of Siberian North Sea...

[uxaines]

Love from Altai, my fellow kyrgyz relatives❤️

[cubehouse]

Hello from Mongolia. Long and peacefull life for Kyrkyz nomadic brothers

[argennurmamatov]

I am Kyrgyz, but I live in Europe . sometimes you just want to feel, plunge into your culture . and I was in Kyrgyzstan for almost 40 minutes, for which I thank you very much, incredible work👍👍👍

[tolgakhannn]

I am a Crimean Tatar which had nomadic grand-grandparents. I didn't see that lifestyle myself but I wager it was probably a similar experience to this family you showed us here (though we lived in Northern Black sea at the time and instead of mountains we had an almost endless steppe as far as the eye can see from what I hear). We too have a long history of searching pasture lands in different seasons for flocks of sheep and horses. I respect this family and any who live a similar lifestyle just like our ancestors did. Greetings to Kyrgyz people from Turkey and thank you for showing us this beautiful documentary.

[mongolking]

I am from Mongolia and their lifestyle looks almost same as Mongolian nomadic lifestyle and even tho their language is different I still manage to understand some of their words. Great content and if it is possible visit to our country

[paulspencer]

I am from England, I would love to visit some day, what a stunning country you have.

[phralvim]

The nomads had great reputation of valuable warriors…it is good to see their descendants honoring their lifestyle until today.

[ozpiroglu]

Greetings to our Turkic brothers from Turkey! We will always have a place in our heart for you for maintaining our ancestors' culture. 🇰🇬🇹🇷🇰🇬🇹🇷

[DrRiazKhan_AHE]

I love Kyrgyzstan.
I spent 10 years of my previous life. I really miss Kyrgyzstan.
❤️
Люблю

[chimmykim]

This documentary deserves a million views! It's so authentic. Waiting for the part 2 🙏🙏

[bnose]

No matter where we live, you can see the commonality of our human cultures. From Pennsylvania USA, great job, really enjoyed!

[martinmaldonado]

This was such a great documentary. It was very straightforward and plain but so fascinating, beautiful cinematography and I found the family to be extremely interesting. Great job

[marcelaoyarce]

I'm glad I found this great documentary, these people live simple and very happy, they put family over anything else. Thank you, great work, greetings from Chile

[mohammedanask]

as an indian currently working in kyrgystan i want to experience this nomadic culture and thank you a lot for showing such a beautiful illustration of these peoples

[MrWvid]

For some reason the video brings tears to my eyes. We have lost something as a civilization that these people have. Don't get me wrong, I don't want to live the nomadic live, it is a harsh life, but there is something special to it.

[companionelf]

Greetings from the Basque country!
I like that your Turkic language is unique like our own
We are like two ends of a pickle
FYI I have never even seen a horse, let alone road one
Well I wish could say more, but I have a Pottery making class at 3 pm.
They call it Fegorba. I have no idea why

[alimko]

As a Kyrgyz person living in the capital all my life, this documentary was full of unknown and amazing information about our traditional way of life. Thank you so much for creating such a masterpiece. Really looking forward for part 2!