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TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 11:48am On Sep 22, 2019
Photos

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 11:46am On Sep 22, 2019
More Photos from Inside the Museum

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 11:43am On Sep 22, 2019
This is Manas' Statue on the Pillar as a Hero

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 11:40am On Sep 22, 2019
Manas' Friends

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 11:38am On Sep 22, 2019
Statues of Manas' Friends
Manas remains potent and pertinent in Kyrgyzstan for many reasons. He had forty friends who worked with him, and Kyrgyzstan still sees itself as divided into those same forty tribes. The official flag of the republic bears a sun with forty rays pointing a single yurt, the traditional domestic architecture of Kyrgyzstan. The Tulip Revolution was fought in part because it was perceived that the president was too deeply entrenching his own tribe into politics and the economy at the expense of other tribes.

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 11:29am On Sep 22, 2019
Manas' Grave
The most important attraction of the complex is the Manas Gumbez, ie its grave.
In fact, the Gumbez is not the grave of Manas. The building of the Gumbez is a Karakhanid mausoleum of the late period, built 5 centuries before the events described by the epos. Presumably, the daughter of the Karakhanid Khan rests there. The mausoleum is covered with a carved mosaic made of clay and the dome is a cone of rugged shape, which is rare in the buildings of Central Asia.

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 9:42am On Sep 22, 2019
I just heard that they don't have bananas and oranges here; they import them from other countries. So you can think about it.
tolugar:
Is there any business potentials in that country
TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 9:39am On Sep 22, 2019
I just left church now; I will post more pictures later.
chukxie:
Nice! It must be delicious. Would love to try it. Post more photos, bro. All the best to you.
TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 9:32am On Sep 22, 2019
The most important thing is the reception, and is good. They are very accommodating and hospitable. In fact, I don't want to have anything to do with Nigerians now.
KendrickAyomide:
I'm wondering because these are the countries where you can be the only black person in one full community.too hard to fit in.
TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 3:32am On Sep 22, 2019
You are right brother, it's good to explore other countries. In fact, I ate horse meat for the first time yesterday.
chukxie:
Nice! I love travelling because it allows me to learn new things, experience new adventures, eat new foods, and see life from a much more bigger perspective. Have fun in Kyrgyzstan, man. I would love to visit Krygyztan and other parts of central Asia that I'm curious about. The closest I got to experiencing a teeny little bit of central Asia was last summer when I was at the Kazakhstan autonomous region of Altay in Xinjiang province, China. Beautiful experience it was. Have fun, man.
TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op):
KendrickAyomide:
Wetin you find go that shite country. Smh
You need to go out and see things by yourself. Assumption is the lowest level of knowledge.
These people here are not shiite and neither are they religious extremists. Their Muslims are not like some of the wicked ones in Nigeria; they are lovely and tolerant. Since I have been here, I have not seen a mosque on the street unlike in Nigeria where churches and mosques occupy every street, but evil is the order of the day.
TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 8:27pm On Sep 21, 2019
I will share more pictures and stories tomorrow.

TO BE CONTINUED
TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 8:24pm On Sep 21, 2019
Manas' Weapons of war

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 8:22pm On Sep 21, 2019
Manas Evolution

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 8:16pm On Sep 21, 2019
The birth of Manas Ordo

His father, an aging though wealthy and generous leader of his people, is without a son or heir. He visits a holy place, prays for a son and soon after his wife becomes pregnant. She develops cravings for tiger meat. The proud father-to-be spares no effort getting it. Care is taken to keep the pregnancy a secret from the Uyghers as it is feared that the Kyrgyz heir might be targeted while still in the womb for political reasons. All the while, wise men describe the deeds Manas will accomplish and the armies he will lead. When he is born, he leaps from the womb and lands on his feet, ready to fight.

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 7:54pm On Sep 21, 2019
Portraits of Kyrgyrz's famous writers

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 7:48pm On Sep 21, 2019
These women are called бабушки (babushki), in English, grandmothers.

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 7:33pm On Sep 21, 2019
All pictures will be ready tomorrow, it's 12:33 am here, I need to sleep.
TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 7:31pm On Sep 21, 2019
Let me give a brief history of Manas Ordo before I prepare all the pictures.

BRIEF HISTORY

Manas-Ordo is a cultural and historical complex, housing the story of the famous epic hero of Kyrgyzstan, Manas. According to the legend, his grave is located in this place. Manas-Ordo is located 15 kilometers east of the city of Talas. According to legend, the headquarter of Manas was located in the Talas Valley.
A few words about Manas and its significance for the Kyrgyz people. Manas is the hero of the epos, the biggest in the world, surpassing the famous Indian Mahabharata and Homer’s Illiad.
The epos narrates about the Kyrgyz hero Manas, who returned the Kyrgyz from Altai to the Tien Shan and later defended them against Chinese raids. The epic is historical and therefore a significant part of the events described in it actually happened.
Complex Manas Ordo was created to preserve the memory of such a significant phenomenon in the Kyrgyz culture.

Front view of the Museum

TravelRe: My Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op): 7:23pm On Sep 21, 2019
Lol...data is not a problem here. 1GB is like 5 naira, I need to compress all the pictures.
tolugar:
You no get data again??

Waiting for the pics ooo
TravelMy Visit To The Historical National Complex Of Manas Ordo In Kyrgyzstan (photos) by Timijo(op):
I visited the National Complex of Manas Ordo (манас Опдо)today in Kyrgyzstan, and it was all fun. The people here are so nice, friendly and lovely. As soon as I stepped my foot on the pathway, I became a "Celebrity." Everyone wants to take a picture with me. So I enjoyed the moment of my fame. grin grin grin

Nairaland 4MB maximum size for pictures is not allowing me to upload pictures. I will need to compress them, so give me some time.

EducationRe: Accredited Online Bachelor's Of Arts In English by Timijo(op): 6:36pm On Sep 21, 2019
Please do not just view and go. If you have any vital ideas just drop it.

Thank you.
EducationAccredited Online Bachelor's Of Arts In English by Timijo(op): 6:17pm On Sep 21, 2019
Hello Nairaladers,

Recently I picked interest to study BA in English, but I will not have time for a full time studies.
I have searched the internet for an affordable online institution that offers a BA in English, but the ones I found are very expensive.

So if you have information about any accredited schools that offers the programme at a cheap cost, please put down the information here.
The total tuition fee for the whole duration should be between $USD3,000 to $USD5,000.

Please, do not refer me to any institutions in Nigeria, because I am not in the country. If I were in the country, NOUN or Tansian university would have been my best option.
TravelRe: XENOPHOBIA: Nigerians Find Safe Havens In Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Others by Timijo(m): 3:18pm On Sep 21, 2019
IGBOSON1:
Ironic they can’t find that same safe heaven in a place they’re told is their country!
My brother, when Nigerians live home for another country they don't want to return again because of the differences.
PoliticsRe: Why Pdp‘ll Lose Kogi Guber Election- Ayodele by Timijo(m): 12:51pm On Sep 08, 2019
skipo1:
Primate Babatunde Elijah Ayodele of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church has predicted that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) would not win the coming election in Kogi State following the failure of Senator Dino Melaye to clinch the party’s gubernatorial ticket at primary election held last week. Ayodele, had cautioned that the Senator representing Kogi West might lose the ticket to Musa Wada or Ibrahim Abubakar during an interdenominational service held penultimate Tuesday due to what he described as negligence on the part of the senator.

The popular seer had predicted that PDP would only succeed in unseating the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC in the state if Melaye emerged its candidate during the presentation of the 2019/2020 and Beyond edition of Warnings to the Nations, a collection of prophecies and revelations for Nigeria and countries of the world, in which he also predicted the death one of Africa’s strongest Presidents, a fortnight ago. Former President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe died last Thursday at age 95.

Ayodele blamed the federal government for not being proactive to forestall the recent attacks against Nigerians in South Africa. “The attacks against Nigerians in South Africa is regrettable. I predicted this in the current edition of Warnings to the Nations. Check page 196 of the book. It is regrettable that the government failed to heed this warning.

“This is a wake up call to the government concerning other predictions about the nation. The government needs to take the revelations on other major predictions including flooding in unusual places in the country and pipeline explosion. The Federal Government must take proactive steps to forestall avoidable loss of lives in the country,” he stated.

The man of God also warned the government to be more alive to its responsibility in putting adequate and proper machinery in place in order to guard against worsening security situation, saying the nation’s security outfits could come under more threats.

He also predicted that incumbent governor of Ondo State would secure a second term ticket except the PDP was able to field a formidable candidate for the governorship election in the state.

Source: https://skipogist.com/politics/why-pdpll-lose-kogi-guber-election-ayodele/
These naija men of God should just stay in their calling and stop meddling with politics.
CareerRe: Female Mechanic Recounts Her Experience, Today, In Lagos (Photos) by Timijo(m): 7:07am On Aug 28, 2019
jibrilELsudan:
Reading her story turns me on.

I will like to hang her on the bonnet and fvck her workshop style then shoot my hot cum in her mouth.
The heart of a perverted generation speaks evil.
EducationRe: Student Fails French Exam After Naming Cristiano Ronaldo As The Goat by Timijo(m): 12:44pm On Aug 24, 2019
If Nabil had written Messi's name as the GOAT, he wouldn't have failed.
CelebritiesRe: Ijebu Dances With Late Sister's Child After Her Death During Child Birth by Timijo(m): 12:37pm On Aug 24, 2019
vibre:
After using his sister for rituals, he is now coming for the child? What a wicked man
Watch your tongue and don't allow it to land you into regrettable trouble. Can you proof the allegation right if you face DSS?
CelebritiesRe: Ijebu Dances With Late Sister's Child After Her Death During Child Birth by Timijo(m): 12:34pm On Aug 24, 2019
Awe4luv:
My phone has cracks and i can't see the picture clearly
But i think the wedding was fantastic, wishing the couple a joyous honeymoon
Who be this one again? I guess it's another Nigerian lazy yoot.
CrimeRe: Is This One Of The '80 Nigerians' Indicted For Fraud Spraying Dollars? by Timijo(m): 11:17am On Aug 24, 2019
The rate of crime in Nigeria now is alarming and it starts from the heads but our anti-corruption bodies are not prosecuting the corrupt heads because of one useless immunity. Imagine a serving governor who did double voters card registration, he was left in power but the workers that registered him were sacked. Is this not a grievous injustice? Many of these corrupt leaders are walking freely and stealing more money.
So tell me why won't there be massive corruption in Nigeria and among Nigerians outside the country?
It is very disgraceful the way innocent Nigerians are treated abroad. I was online yesterday and one American guy told a Nigerian that he doesn't want to have anything to do with Nigerians. Truthfully, the Nigerian guy is a scammer. Is this not shameful to us as a nation?
Many of us show less concern when it comes to corruption and we console ourselves with these slogans: "Everybody does it, no one is holy, everybody is corrupt, etc."

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