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Festival revives nomadic culture that shaped civilizations along the Silk Road

China Daily | Updated: 2025-08-18 09:43

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Kyrgyz hunters blow hunting horns during the opening of the Salbuurun Festival on Aug 2. VLADIMIR VORONIN/AP

But it's not all high-adrenaline sport. Visitors also enjoyed performances of ancient ballads, daring equestrian acrobatics, and haunting melodies from the komuz, Kyrgyzstan's lute. Handmade crafts, sculpture exhibitions, and food stalls enhanced the festive atmosphere, offering delights for all ages and tastes.

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