BISHKEK OSH BAZAAR | KYRGYZSTAN THINGS TO DO | The Tao of David
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Are you planning a trip to Kyrgyzstan in 2017? Looking for Things to Do in Kyrgyzstan? This video and playlist could be for you!
First World Traveller heads to Bishkek, which is the capital of Kyrgyzstan. Kyrgyzstan is located in Central Asia, bordering Kazakhstan to the North, China to the East, the other Stans (Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan) to the west and Afghanistan to the south (although not bordering).
Kyrgyzstan is a brilliantly diverse country, with influences from India, China, Russia, the Middle East and more. This video details a trip to Osh Bazaar in Bishkek, which is typical of Kyrgyz bazaars, selling clothing, souvenirs and most interestingly, Kyrgyz food, from Besbarmaq, Boorsoq, Kyrgyz Naan, Plov and more.
Also, check out the food area of Osh Bazaar, including local fruit & vegetables, flour, rice, dried fruit & nuts and spices, which together result in an amazing aroma and a great introduction to Kyrgyzstan!
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Thank you for posting this video! I came to TH-cam looking for insight into Kyrgyzstan.
Danni v you're welcome Danni! As well as this video there's 4 others I did there including a how to get around Kyrgyzstan video. LOVE KYRGYZSTAN
Finally the first video from Kyrgyzstan is here! Take a look around Osh Bazaar and get an idea of the diversity in the country through the medium of food!
Thanks for watching! 4 more videos to come!
Thank you for the spices it was the only thing l saw.
Reminded us so much of India and Georgia. Food looked amazing. The horse sausage I remember I saw them in Romania when I was a kid. I would like to get my hands on the Kyrgyz bread, it looked amazing. Silviu.
Office? No thanks! I thought you might think it was similar, so many influences from other countries, I'd never been somewhere like that before ! So much bread arghhh
i like...Thank you so much !!
Wow never knew you’d been there!
Great watch
Heya, thanks for that, very insightful. Am off to Kyrgyztan in July and will need all the help i can find!
Thanks man, have a great time, I'd love to go back!
thankyou you for posting this video ,my son has just travelled to this city today!
had a text from him he went to the market today just watched this again with my wife makes us feel a bit closer to him .
Awesome, hope he's having a great time!
@@davidostrowski679 yes he did
Very cool market, and those nuts and fruit part of the market looks amazing especially with all the colours going on!!
Dishy Dan The Travelling Man yasss dishy dan that's the bit i liked the most, and the smell was awesome!
So well presented David! Really interesting to watch and so much useful info. We loved the look of that market! What a neat place to explore. Brilliant video! - Thomas and Sheena 😀
Chasing a Plate - Food and Travel Channel thanks guys, you two would love it!
Loving that naan bread too 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 food is so cheap here.
omg I want some now. hope you're enjoying yourself man!
Nice.
thanks!
Alga KYRGYZSTAN! COOL!
А так well come!
In Germany you can buy horsemeat and sausages also. Exspecial you find it more in north of Germany.
I learn something new everyday!
@@davidostrowski679 Me too. ;-)
Woooooooooaaaaaahhhh!!!
The bread the bread the bread the bread the bread!!!!
I love Bishkek
Nice video, I lived in Bishkek from 1998 to 2005. It's a great city with amazing food. You should try their famous "Gamburger" its similar to western Hamburgers but instead of the meat patty they yse shawarma meat , it's delicious.
Thomas Schmidt awesome! I'm going to back at some point
Just out of curiosity, did the locals mistake you for a Russian? they assumed I was a Russian too because of my white appearance but once they heard my American accent they knew I was a foreigner.
Thomas Schmidt yep pretty much, unfortunately my knowledge of Russian was fairly minimal lol
Woo!! proper nan bread, not like the pancake types we have in the UK. Those fried things with no chicken in remind me of 'Chrusciki (silent 'C') Polish fried treats eaten just before Easter, but sprinkled with sugar. yummy!!
Vanda Barkham yeah seems to be a bit of polish influence to!
hi David. very nice video you did. but I think naan was not influenced by India rather it was influenced from this region to India by Babur the Mughal emperor who conquered India. his grandson built the famous Taj Mahal. So all the India dishes such as tandoori kebabs naans were influenced from this region.
Talgat Mendibaev cool info. Wherever they come from, the naans are gorgeous!
You are correct. Naan comes to Pakistan via Central Asia
Aaand, that's only 20% of Osh bazaar you covered! Cool video!
I went to more than this but i didn't include everything in the video otherwise it would have been an hour long! Loved it there!!
@@davidostrowski679 yeah.. It would have taken even more time!! Thanks for the video. Your video helped me when I was just missing Bishkek. I lived there for five years and I'm an Indian.
@@dhayajosephinej2741 awesome! I'm living in Mexico right now but i'd love to spend 6 weeks in India next year. Huge TH-cam interest there! Coming from London I grew up surrounded by an Indian community and I used to live with a Sikh family. I miss Keema on a daily basis!
@@davidostrowski679 Wow! You're most welcome.. I'm from a union territory in the southern part of India called Pondicherry. Do visit my hometown. I'm sure you'll love it here! And it's so nice of you that you reply to all of the comments for your videos! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Waiting for you to see in India
Im hoping to visit India next year!!!
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Tao of David. Thanks friend for the beautiful video. But let me ask you something. I am a vegetarian and can I survive in Kyrgyzstan?
Hey, i would say it could be difficult unless you're prepared to buy veg at markets etc. Many dishes in restaurants etc have horsemeat
Thanks David for the information.
Thanks for the video. Just noticed one thing. You need to stop smoking. It's not good for you. Being a doctor, I couldn't help notice and I am sure your mom will agree with me. :):):)
Hi Sir, could you give some recommendations for accommodations? In terms of locations to various tourist attractions. Thanks.
Check out the Kyrgyzstan basics video, there's details of a great capsule hotel in Bishkek. In kochkor there's only really a couple of hostels on hostelworld. In bosteri I stayed in an airbnb close to the beach which was ok, ill try and find the names!
First World Traveller thanks Sir. But I'm just looking for Bishkek. For other places like isul kul maybe I'll do jus a day trip and back to Bishkek.
cool, the capsule hostel is a good shout then, to be honest there aren't many tourist attractions in Bishkek itself, for osh bazaar you can just get a taxi there, very cheap. the hostel is right next to the train station (although there aren't many trains lol)
oh also i'd probably plan a couple of days for lake Issyk kul depending on where you're going, the marshrutkas can take a very long time from Bishkek (maybe about 6 hours if i remember correctly, this was about a year ago so my memory is a little foggy!)
First World Traveller thanks so much. I'm planning to visit places out of bishkek for a few days. I have friends in bishkek though.... :)
It was necessary to show more mountains, waterfalls.
ok i'll go back in time 3 years and do that but as far as I know there aren't any waterfalls or mountains in Osh Bazaar
@@davidostrowski679 I understand you well, next visit be sure to show our nature, except for beautiful nature, we have nothing, there are no beautiful cities and a skyscraper .
again samosa was influenced from this region from samsa. the Mughal emperors introduced to India ;)
Talgat Mendibaev interesting! A local at osh bazaar told me the opposite lol
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mughlai_cuisine The cuisine is strongly influenced by Central Asian cuisine, the region where the Turco-Mongol Mughal rulers originally hailed from, and it has in turn strongly influenced the regional cuisines of modern India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.[1]
Babur did not like Indian food when he arrived, preferring the fresh meat and fruits of his native Samarkand. www.dnaindia.com/lifestyle/report-what-did-shah-jahan-have-for-dinner-1237329
Hei gif many skolko😂😂😂👍
Samoa is not Indian influence. It is Persian.
Кол булгаган кимкен 😂😂😂🙋
it is my country))
and it's a great country! I hope to come back
@@davidostrowski679your welcome
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Young man you worked hard to make viseo but you for got to show us Kyrgyzsta. You occupied the whole video pl don't mind
Naan is not an Indian influence into Central Asia.. Naan is a Central Asian / Persian influence into India.
Indian bread is Roti. If you found Roti in Krygyzstan, that would be an Indian influence.
Yeah i know thanks, this video was a few years ago, I've learnt that since. Thanks for the info!
Так много говорить.мало снимает..
Катыган боорсокту сатышыптыр....