Aigine CRC announces that the public presentation of the book is postponed until better times. Currently, the book is privately is handed to authors, partners, state libraries and universities, organizations with similar projects or missions. People wishing to purchase a book can contact office@aigine.kg. Staff will contact you.
Month: March 2020
Sacred geography of Kyrgyzstan: Jylangach-Bugu
Toguz-Toro is an area surrounded by nine mountain ranges and is located in Jalalabad province. Jylangach-Bugu is located in Toguz-Toro region, to the north of Kazarman village on the summit of the highest peak of the Moldo-Too Mountain range. The altitude of the mountain is 5,000 meters. The mountain consists of two layers, subtropical small-rocky undulating terrain, which gradually changes, and, on the reach of the summit turns into a cliff of middle-sized detritus. Vegetation is scarce there, but it remains green until late fall and sometimes early winter. The…
Meeting on the multinational nomination file of Falconry in UNESCO Representative List
Project coordinator of Aigine CRC Aiza Abdyrakhmanova and the employee of the National Commission for UNESCO of the Kyrgyz Republic, Chinara Bosunbaeva, participate in the final edition of the multinational file on Falconry to nominate this element into the UNESCO Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. The meeting takes place in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Experts from Croatia, Ireland, Poland, Slovakia, and the Netherlands also attend the meeting.
Where the white gyrfalcon lands, grace comes
On January 15, a meeting with representatives of a community hunters with wild birds, including falconry, took place at Aigine CRC. Discussion was about falconry as a complex of knowledge, practices and peoples’beliefs.