Science Program
VI World Nomad Games
The Scientific Program of the will serve as an international intellectual platform dedicated to the heritage of nomadic civilization, traditional knowledge, cultural dialogue, and the modern significance of nomadic culture in global development.
The program will include international conferences, expert sessions, scientific and practical discussions, and research presentations with the participation of leading scholars, researchers, cultural experts, and international specialists from around the world.
Special attention will be given to the role of the World Nomad Games as a platform for strengthening peace, promoting intercultural dialogue, and preserving the intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
Format of the International
Scientific and Practical Program
Scientific and Practical Program
International Conference (3 days, 100–120 participants)
Youth Scientific Forum (for undergraduate, master’s, and PhD students)
Plenary sessions with the participation of leading experts
Master classes on digital and archival methods for preserving intangible cultural heritage
Photo Exhibition “Nomads of the 21st Century” (in cooperation with the cultural program)
Presentations of scientific expeditions, multimedia projects, and VR experiences
Thematic sessions and roundtable discussions
Field ethnographic sessions and study visits
Participants will also have the opportunity to visit the sacred sites of Kyrgyzstan, including Tash Rabat, Sulaiman-Too, Saimaluu-Tash, Burana Tower, and others.
Following the conference, a collection of scientific articles will be published.
Thematic Areas
Ethnography of Nomadic Peoples
rituals, folklore, crafts, and symbolism
Historical Studies
migration, intercultural contacts and influence on Eurasia
Sports Anthropology
traditional games and their social role
Ecology and sustainability
nomadic lifestyle and the environment
Contemporary Challenges
globalization and the adaptation of cultural identity
Religious Aspects
spiritual practices in nomadic societies
Women and Heritage
the role of women in the transmission of knowledge and traditions
Education and Publications
schools, master classes, methodologies, and archival work
Who Can Participate?
Delegations from all countries that meet the requirements established by the Regulations of the are eligible to participate in the scientific program. Participation is possible both in the form of presentations and discussion sessions. The format is in-person, with opportunities for field research.
