Osh Bazaar- Kyrgyzstan

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2) Osh Bazaar in Kyrgyzstan



An important stop on the Silk Road, Osh welcomed traders, merchants, and travellers as an oasis of hospitality, relaxation, and commercial activity. This spirit still lives today.

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