Visitors can look forward to concerts, ethnocultural festivals, national games, competitions, workshops, and exhibitions of crafts and national cuisine.

On September 1, the international cultural and tourism Ethno-Bazaar will open. The program will include performances by street artists, workshops by artisans and chefs, presentations of national cuisine and Shamal Fest.

On September 2, the main Kut Ordo stage will host the opening of the Universe of Nomads: Living Heritage program and the theatrical performance «Duino-Omur.» Competitions in national cuisine, Kyrgyz yurts and traditional crafts will also be held in the ethno-themed areas.

September 3 will focus on ethnocultural traditions and folk art. The program will feature competitions in ethnic music, dance and traditional clothing, as well as demonstrations of Kyrgyz customs and rituals.

On September 4, the final of the international aitysh competition, sports competitions and relay races are scheduled. The Kyz-Zhigit Sarmerden program will also continue.

The cultural program will conclude on September 5. The Kut Ordo stage will host a concert and an awards ceremony for the winners of national competitions.

Throughout all five days, the sports area will host competitions in ordo, horse marathon, archery, eagle and falcon hunting, tayak tartуsh, tug-of-war, strongman, arm wrestling and traditional wrestling. Demonstrations of traditional sports will also be held.