Kazakhstan's Kumys Legacy Inspires Inclusive Ethnovillage for Young Adults

A family horse farm in northern Kazakhstan has evolved into an inclusive social initiative, combining traditional kumys production with an ethnovillage designed for young adults. The project aims to preserve cultural heritage and provide opportunities.

18 Jul, 05:30 — 18 Jul, 05:30

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Kumys Legacy Inspires Inclusive Ethnovillage for Young Adults

The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA – What began as a small family horse farm in northern Kazakhstan has evolved into an inclusive social initiative that combines traditional kumys production with opportunities for young adults with developmental disabilities. The project was among the participants at the BaiQymyz 2026 international gastronomic festival, held on July 11-12 at Astana’s Kazanat Hippodrome, where… The post Kumys Legacy Insp...

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Kazakhstan's Kumys Legacy Inspires Inclusive Ethnovillage for Young Adults

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