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20 October 2011 | Views: 5864 | Comments: 0 |
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 Tuvans in China live in the Altai aimak of Xinjiang -Uighur autonomous region of Chinese People's Republic, in picturesque mountains and steppes of the Altai Mountains. This territory borders in the north with Russia, in the west - Kazakhstan, and east - with Mongolia.
Representatives of various ethnic backgrounds mingle in the Altai aimak: Chinese, Kazakhs, Dunkans, Mongols, Uighurs. Many Kazakhs can be counted in the compact Tuvan settlements (Ak-Khaba, Khanas, Khom, Ala-Khaak, Kok-Dogai).
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Zhanna Yusha, Tuvinskaya pravda, tuvpravda.ru, translated by Heda Jindrak |
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Event announces | 1) 21.04.2023: Local governments Day (Russia) |
2) 01.05.2023: May Day |
3) 06.05.2023: Tuvan Constitution Day |
4) 09.05.2023: Victory Day |
5) 01.06.2023: Childrens defence Day |
6) 06.06.2023: Russian Language Day - Pushkin's Day |
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