A man rides a horse near a pavilion put up by Kyrgyz brothers Kenan and Ahmet Aytac emigrated from Afghanistan's Pamir plateau 36 years ago and...
{"Image ImageDescription": "VAN, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 24: A man rides a horse near a pavilion put up by Kyrgyz brothers Kenan and Ahmet Aytac emigrated from Afghanistan's Pamir plateau 36 years ago and settled in the village of Ulupamir in Ercis district of Van province, Turkey on February 24, 2018. Kyrgyz brothers, who draw attention with lifestyles, traditions and customs, colorful clothes and horse riding skills; both conserve their cultural heritage and make their livings selling the self-manufacturing traditional products in the pavilion and their workplace near their houses. Besides they made sails these regional products to countries like Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Netherlands, Ukraine, Russia and France over the internet. Aytac brothers who host scores of visitors in a pavilion, present their centuries-old traditions and offer a chance to their guests of gaining experience like; wearing traditional clothes, taking photos, visiting the workshops, riding horses and shooting arrows after offering foods. \n (Photo by Ozkan Bilgin/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)", "Image Copyright": "2018 Anadolu Agency"}