Traditional clothes

And so, dear travelers, our team has prepared a special article about Kyrgyz traditional clothes. In addition, we are ready to provide you with tours and with Bishkek car rent service in Kyrgyzstan, through that you will not only travel but also learn more about Kyrgyz traditional clothes. Moreover, today, many travelers who come to the country take rent a car and devote their tour to acquaintance with the local tradition, customs and, of course, acquaintance with Kyrgyz traditional clothes.

Therefore, the style of any traditional clothes will be based on the lifestyle of the people, traveling around Kyrgyzstan with Bishkek car rent service already during the tour, seeing the traditional clothes of the local people, tourists are convinced that the Kyrgyz used to lead a nomadic lifestyle. And therefore, Kyrgyz traditional clothes were adapted to life in the mountains, so that nomads could feel comfortable at the height among the winds. Well, in fact, Kyrgyz traditional clothes reflect the material heritage of the people and for about 700 years it has been and remains unique.

Today, on tours with rent a car service, we cannot tell travelers that they will be able to see modern Kyrgyz people dressed in Kyrgyz traditional clothes on ordinary days. However, you need to use Bishkek car rent service and go to museums where exhibitions of traditional clothes are held. There you can find out that earlier Kyrgyz men wore trousers "jarq shym", "kandagay", "chalbar". Both women and men could wear the Ichik coat. In addition, Kyrgyz nomads men wore Chokoy and Charyk shoes and tebetey, kalpak and malakai headdresses. It was common for women to wear a beautiful "beldemchi" skirt. The society of that time dictated that the headdresses of young girls be adorned with bird feathers, with various traditional adornments, pearls and precious stones. Well, young beauties also wore a chiptama jacket. There is another option to see traditional clothes when traveling with rent a car service in Kyrgyzstan, and this is if your tour coincided with some local traditional holidays, then you can visit the main square of the country and see people dressed in traditional clothes.