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The book ‘365 Days of Sun’ covers the masterpieces of Uzbek cuisine from all regions of the country.
Arts & Culture
In 2022, French entrepreneur Cyril Courjeau contributed significantly to agriculture in Uzbekistan by building the country's first aquaponic system. Visit Uzbekistan sat down with the founder to hear his professional and personal success story.
Spa Global Expert and Tashkent International Clinic are proud to announce that the 12th annual Global Wellness Day was held in Uzbekistan.
Young bloggers are showcasing Uzbekistan online, including Asal Saparbayeva who, together with her Littos team, creates videos with elements of sports and Uzbek culture.
The book "Oq terakmi, ko'k terak "* is the first children's book in Uzbekistan with content in Uzbek, musical accompaniment and colorful illustrations on each spread.
Ornaments are folk patterns that adorn artisan objects, architectural structures, clothing and household items, reflecting the centuries-old traditions of the Uzbek people.
Modernist movements in European art at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Fashion & Style
Sustainability and eco-friendliness are more important than ever in fashion. Many designers now shun animal products, utilise algae and recycling fabrics and have made upcycling a buzzword. Here, we highlight four planet-friendly Uzbek designers.
Food & Drink
Food brings us closer. A really good meal can be a little bit like a small holiday. We get together and are distracted from our routines, spending time with loved ones and creating new memories amid everyday things.
A calling card of the desert-oasis city, no wedding or celebration would be complete without tandoor meat.
Most Uzbeks enjoy eating shashlik, especially the style from Gijduvan, but few know the secret to cooking it like the masters.
Places & Attractions
At Invento – The Uzbek International School, we offer a balanced international educational programme that also values Uzbek traditions and local heritage.
From 6-8 May 2022, an electronic music, arts and science festival was held in Karakalpakstan.
Lying in the huge, sloping basin of the Fergana Valley between the great Tien Shan, Gissar and Alay mountain ranges, is the richly historic city of Kokand.
Palace of Prince Romanov, designed by renowned 19th-century architects Alexey Benois and Wilhelm Heintzelman.
Nature & Outdoor Activities
Active lifestyle influencer, traveller, sports fan and founder of Healthy Woman Community, Amina Karimova shares her experience with getting active, its influence on mental health and her favourite outdoor spots in Tashkent and beyond.
Today, there are many practices aimed at improving one’s state of mind, soul and body. These methods help us get our minds in order and reduce anxiety.
Jeyran Ecocenter’s main purpose is to breed rare animals, and in doing so, it provides an opportunity for ecotourists to learn more about these important threatened species.
Stunning landscapes and clean mountain air, a variety of fauna and flora, ancient pilgrimage sites and a unique national health resort. Welcome to Zaamin.
Uzbekistan is home to some of the most beautiful lakes in Central Asia. They offer solace-seekers a chance to connect with nature and find inner peace
Welcome to Shokhimardon, a resort city nestled in the picturesque mountains of the Alai range, just an hour's drive from Fergana.
Uzbekistan offers many extreme mountain sports that will make adventurers want more, from conquering high peaks to soaring in the sky. The country’s rugged landscapes offer an ideal backdrop for an unforgettable journey into the realm of adventure sports.
Under-explored Uzbekistan continues to surprise guests with its pockets of extraordinary, seemingly untouched beauty. One of these corners is the village of Sentob, located deep in the Nuratau Mountains of Navoi.
The most popular form of Uzbek ceramic art: plant-like patterns known as Islimiy.