Kyzyl

Kyzyl is the capital city of the Tuva Republic, Russia. The name of the city signifies "red" or "blood red" in Tuvan and in addition in numerous other Turkic dialects. It was established in 1914 as Belotsarsk. In 1918, it was renamed Khem-Beldir, and in 1926 it was given its present name. In September 2004, Kyzyl commended its 90th commemoration as a city. Kyzyl professes to be found precisely in the land focal point of Asia. Regardless of whether these directions are in certainty the focal point of Asia is debated.

Be that as it may, there is a landmark marked "Focal point of Asia" in English, Russian, and Tuvan which s this case. Tos-Bulak is the territory of open fields and mineral springs which lies instantly south of Kyzyl. Kyzyl is found where the Yenisei River meets the Maly Yenisey River to frame the Verkhny Yenisey. Most advancement is south of the stream and pursues the bends of the waterway, with the most noteworthy improvement focused where the two headstreams of the Yenisei, the Bii-Khem, and the Kaa-Khem, meet.

A landmark was worked in 1964 on the stream bank to stamp this. Kyzyl is the capital of the republic. Within the structure of regulatory divisions, it is fused as the city under republic locale of Kyzyl, a managerial unit with the status equivalent to that of the areas. As a city division, the city under republic purview urban okrug of Kyzyl is consolidated as Kyzyl Urban Okrug.