Trails of Nomads – All Articles

04.03.2021 12:02

Karakalpakstan

Karakalpakstan, officially the Republic of Karakalpakstan is an autonomous republic within Uzbekis...

04.03.2021 12:01

The last book of Ahmet Baitursynov

04.03.2021 12:00

Zhalantos Bahadur - the last Asian tiger

Is Zhalantos Bahadur a Kazakh? What facts confirm this? How did Salkam Zhangir and Zhalantos Bahad...

03.03.2021 11:59

Almaty - ancient city

26 signs on the silver bowl were found in the Issyk barrow. Who knows, maybe they laid the foundat...

03.03.2021 11:59

Why did Khan Kenesary come to Kyrgyz land?

Now you will learn about the great scientist, the author of one of the most outstanding works of m...

03.03.2021 11:30

What was the reason for the transfer of the Kazakhs to Mongolia?

03.03.2021 11:30

What documents confirm that Batyr-Manas is of Kipchak origin?

03.03.2021 11:29

Tanykok a far-sighted priest of the Turkic cook

03.03.2021 11:28

Kazakh people say, a nation that forgets its past has no future. Kazakhstan is the ancestral home of the Turks, the sacred ‘Kara Shanyrak’. Here lived people who made a significant contribution to the historical processes in other countries and regions. The purpose of the ‘Trails of Nomads’ program is to present scientific knowledge about the history of the Kazakhs and their ancestors in an accessible way, to prove the historical connection of our ancestors with other peoples of Europe, Asia, Africa and America. By watching these programs, viewers will expand their knowledge in the history of the peoples and tribes that previously inhabited the territory of the Great Steppe; boost the sense of national identity and will be incredibly proud of the ancestors. Value of the ‘Trails of Nomads’ program lies in the fact that the viewers will get to know the material heritage of our ancestors, preserved architectural and cultural monuments left by the ancestors in various countries; learn about the descendants of famous historical figures; discover the true history and know opinions of the scientists and historians from other countries; find out the earlier unknown information stored in the State Archives.