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Kyrgyzstan is a landlocked country in Central Asia, Covered by mountains and beautiful terrain. It shares a border with Kazakhstan to the north, Uzbekistan to the west, Tajikistan to the south, and China to the east.The capital of Kyrgyzstan is Bishkek, which is divided into four districts: Birinchi May, Lenin, Oktyabr, and Sverdlov.

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Kyrgyzstan total population is 7.225 million. The population for men is 3.564 million and for women 3.219 million. Islam is 90 percent of the population and Christianity is 7 percent and Buddhism is 2 and Judaism is 1 percent of the population. Most of the population speaks Kyrgyz But some speak Russian.

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the shokulo, a tall, conical hat worn by girls, and the elechek, a white turban-like headdress for married women. Women also wore long, white cotton dresses, often with vests (chiptama), robes (chapan), and quilted robes (chepken), and in winter, fur coats (ton or ichik). Married women distinguished themselves with the beldemchi, a skirt worn over the dress, often made of velvet and embroidered.

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Kyrgyzstan's economy is a lower middle-income, market-oriented economy reliant on mining, and agriculture. Key sectors include gold, mercury, uranium, and electricity production, with cotton, wool, and meat being the main agricultural exports. The currenc used is called kyrg som.

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Kyrgyzstan's historical significance stems from its strategic location on the Silk Road and its nomadic heritage. The country's mountainous terrain has both isolated and preserved its unique culture while also making it a passage point for various peoples and diseases. Kyrgyzstan's history is marked by periods of independence, foreign domination, and its eventual emergence as a nation-state after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

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Daily life in Kyrgyzstan is a blend of modern routines and nomadic traditions. Many Kyrgyz people, particularly in rural areas, do practices like tending to livestock, living in yurts during summer, and upholding traditional customs. In urban centers, daily life may resemble more typical workdays, with families gathering for meals and evening activities

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Kyrgyzstan’s native species include Tien Shan spruce, walnut forests, and numerous medicinal herbs. Native fauna includes the brown bear, lynx, and various other mammals, birds, and insects, some of which are rare and endangered.

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The country boasts ancient rock carvings (petroglyphs) and the city of Osh, a Silk Road trading post for over 3,000 years. Nomadic traditions are still alive, with many Kyrgyz people living in yurts and practicing livestock herding. The epic poem "Manas" is one of the longest in the world, telling the story of a Kyrgyz folk hero.

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Kyrgyzstan faces environmental problems including air pollution, especially in winter, caused by inefficient fuel use and old industrial waste sites. Climate change is also a major issue, creating retreating glaciers, impacting water supplies, increasing extreme weather events like mudflows and landslides effecting food supply’s.

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Kyrgyzstan offers diverse entertainment, blending its nomadic heritage with modern attractions, including cultural experiences like yurt stays, horseback riding, and eagle shows; outdoor adventures such as hiking in national parks like Ala Archa and exploring vast landscapes around Issyk Kul lake.

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Kyrgyzstan has valleys and basins interspersed between the mountains, covering over 80% of the land. Temperatures can vary from -15 to 45 degrees c. Kyrgyzstan has many mountains the highest being the Tian Shan mountain system.

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Kyrgyzstan's cuisine is hearty and meat-heavy, reflecting its mountainous landscape. Common dishes include beshbarmak (boiled meat with noodles), manti (steamed dumplings), lagman (noodle soup), and plov (rice pilaf). Dairy products like fermented mare's milk (kumis) are also popular. Eating customs include chopsticks and hands.

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Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic Meder Abakirov received Ambassador of Vietnam to the Kyrgyz Republic Phạm Thái Như Maiupon the completion of her diplomatic mission on September 15.

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ambassador of Vietnam is accredited with a residence in Astana.

During the meeting, the parties discussed the state of bilateral Kyrgyz-Vietnamese cooperation and further steps to implement the agreements reached following visits and high-level meetings.

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The Epic of Manas is a vast Kyrgyz oral epic poem recounting the adventures of the legendary hero Manas and his descendants who unify the Kyrgyz people, defend their homeland against invaders, and forge a national identity through generations of warfare and hardship.