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General information There is no need for obligatory medical or any other insurance in order to travel across Uzbekistan. Approximate...

Boysun Bahori festival

“Boysun Bahori” in translation means “Boysun spring”. The history of this festival begins in the small town of Boysun, in...

Khanta-Kilish

The rite is considered obligatory and takes place, like Beshik-Tuy (the first swaddling of the baby), when the mother decides. Usually, Khatna-Kilish is performed...

Nikokh-Tuy: Uzbek wedding

Perhaps the brightest and noisiest holiday in Uzbekistan. The event is so large that it is difficult to count the number...

Beshik tuy: the first swaddling

This is one of the oldest rites of Uzbekistan, which has been held since the time of the first settlements...

Fatiha-Tuy: Uzbek betrothal

The inhabitants of Uzbekistan have many traditions and rituals. Some of them are connected with each other. For example, the celebration...

Public holidays in Uzbekistan

January, 1st New Year January, 14th Day of Defenders of the Native Land March, 8th International Womens’ Day March, 21st...

Wedding in Uzbekistan

Wedding – is very important event for Uzbek families. Parents of children preparing for the wedding almost from their birth....

Petroglyphs of Uzbekistan

Petroglyphs are called rock images of the Paleolithic period. Scientists believe that most of them ritual inscriptions of ancient shamans, but...

About Sufism

Sufism appeared in Arab countries during the time of Islam. Many of those lived that times paid attention only to material values,...

Gidjak — national instrument of Uzbekistan

Gidjak is a stringed musical instrument among the inhabitants of Central Asia. Often, gidjak is confused with kemenche, which is...

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