Opening of the “Sulayman-Too” Exhibition: A Dialogue of History, Culture, and Technology at the KazNU Museum

The opening of an exhibition dedicated to the unique UNESCO World Heritage site - Sulayman-Too (Kyrgyzstan) - took place at the Museum of History of KazNU as part of the international scientific conference “Orazbayev Readings.”

The exhibition invites a deeper question:
what transforms a historical site into living heritage?

Located in Osh, Sulayman-Too represents not only a sacred mountain, but a meeting point of history, spirituality, and knowledge. The exhibition features panoramic materials, petroglyphs, and historical data that allow visitors to explore the site across time.

A key aspect of the exhibition is the cultural interconnectedness of Central Asia. Visitors can trace parallels with the Tamgaly site and better understand the shared historical and cultural landscape of the region.

Particular attention is given to modern approaches to heritage preservation. Digital archives, interactive elements, and QR-code access expand the traditional museum experience, making it more engaging and accessible.

The exhibition becomes not only a display, but a space for reflection and dialogue on how cultural heritage can be preserved and reinterpreted in the contemporary world.