It can be said that the murals on the walls are the most ancient element of the interior or exterior. Graffiti has always reflected the moods of people (and the authorities), but how does this happen in the modern metropolis of Bishkek? On the walk you will see street art from the emotional and social sides, discover its history and understand how it works with the subconscious of the public, as well as learn more about life in Kyrgyzstan. What to expect: Discover Bishkek and Kyrgyzstan through street art In the 21st century, paintings on the streets are created by craftsmen both at their own request and by order of government agencies. There are enough such works in Bishkek — and they are worth your attention! I will show you street art dedicated to various social topics, such as support for doctors, women's rights, and proper waste management. For each object, let's talk about how contemporary art plays the role of shaping, promoting, and even awakening consciousness. In addition, you will learn about the youth, famous films and actors of Kyrgyzstan. Our route: we will walk along Bishkek's main avenue and adjacent streets, so you will see the Ala-Too parade Square, Parliament, City Hall, flagpole and cinema, built by the French in 1918. At the same time, I will tell you the main thing about the history of the city and the country that has gone through three coups.