
Kyrgyz Turks who moved from the Pamir plateau in northern Afghanistan in the early 1980s to Ercis district in Turkey’s Van province want to pass the game on to future generations through the Kok Boru Sports Club they established.

Kyrgyz Turks who moved from the Pamir plateau in northern Afghanistan in the early 1980s to Ercis district in Turkey’s Van province want to pass the game on to future generations through the Kok Boru Sports Club they established.

Kyrgyz Turks who moved from the Pamir plateau in northern Afghanistan in the early 1980s to Ercis district in Turkey’s Van province want to pass the game on to future generations through the Kok Boru Sports Club they established.

Kyrgyz Turks who moved from the Pamir plateau in northern Afghanistan in the early 1980s to Ercis district in Turkey’s Van province want to pass the game on to future generations through the Kok Boru Sports Club they established.

Kyrgyz Turks who moved from the Pamir plateau in northern Afghanistan in the early 1980s to Ercis district in Turkey’s Van province want to pass the game on to future generations through the Kok Boru Sports Club they established.

Kyrgyz Turks who moved from the Pamir plateau in northern Afghanistan in the early 1980s to Ercis district in Turkey’s Van province want to pass the game on to future generations through the Kok Boru Sports Club they established.

Kyrgyz Turks who moved from the Pamir plateau in northern Afghanistan in the early 1980s to Ercis district in Turkey’s Van province want to pass the game on to future generations through the Kok Boru Sports Club they established.

Kyrgyz Turks who moved from the Pamir plateau in northern Afghanistan in the early 1980s to Ercis district in Turkey’s Van province want to pass the game on to future generations through the Kok Boru Sports Club they established.