Osh city. Kyrgyz nomadic culture and the settled agricultural culture of the Fergana Valley.
The historical significance of Osh is centered on Mount Sulayman Too, where this ancient city is located. According to legend, the legendary prophet King Solomon prayed at the top of this mountain. The mosque at the summit of Suleiman Too was built by the great Mughal, founder of the Great Mongol Empire. At the foot of the mountain are many historical buildings, including a medieval mosque and mausoleum, and in a cave on the mountain is a unique historical museum built during the Soviet era. Sulaiman Too is the most important Muslim holy site in Central Asia.
As Osh was an important part of the great Silk Road for centuries, another great aspect of the city is the famous Osh Bazaar, which has existed for over 2000 years and is located on both banks of the Ak Bura River. Trade has been thriving here for a long time and the unique spirit of the Eastern bazaar can be seen, which is still considered the most authentic bazaar in Central Asia. Osh also has a museum dedicated to the city and the Great Silk Road, in which it played an important role.
Osh is a city located in the southern part of Kyrgyzstan. It is the second-largest city in the country after the capital, Bishkek. Osh has a rich history and is one of the oldest cities in Central Asia, with archaeological evidence suggesting its existence for over 3,000 years.
One of the notable landmarks in Osh is Suleiman Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which holds cultural and historical significance. The city has a diverse population and is known for its vibrant bazaars, including the Jayma Bazaar, where locals and tourists can explore and purchase a variety of goods.
