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theme: history and culture of uzbek people plan: study the uzbek language, its development, and its significance in preserving cultural heritage. examine uzbek literature, focusing on prominent figures like alisher navoi, one of central asia’s most celebrated poets, and contemporary writers. investigate the arrival and spread of islam in central asia and its role in shaping uzbek identity the culture of uzbekistan is vibrant and unique—it was formed over thousands of years, incorporating the traditions and customs of the peoples who at various times inhabited the territory of modern uzbekistan. the ancient persians, greeks, arabs, chinese, russians, and nomadic turkic tribes have all contributed to uzbek culture, which is considered the epitome of central asian, crossroads cultures. the traditions reflecting the multinational nature of uzbekistan are omnipresent in its music, dance, painting, applied arts, language, cuisine, and clothing. each region of uzbekistan has its own unique shades as well, which …

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while also maintaining its unique features. to get acquainted with such richness and diversity, one must travel around the whole country, but the festivals of uzbekistan are a great events for those who want to see the whole palette of culture in this country in one place. the festivals attract creative souls from all regions of the country, and here that you can see the full assortment of uzbek dances, music, applied arts, etc. the history of literature in uzbekistan originates from oral traditions and folklore–legends, epics and fairy tales. the tales of the bogatyr (knight-errant) alpamysh and the inventive nasreddin afandi are an integral part of uzbek culture. in the middle ages poets and writers whose names are now known to every inhabitant of the country appeared in uzbekistan: ahmad yugnaki, alisher navoi, babur, jami, and others. the literary heritage of uzbekistan from that era is full of poetry …

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be heard at weddings, gala events, concerts, as well as at the famous sharq taronalari festival, which is held every two years in samarkand. uzbek dances are the personification of the beauty of the uzbek people and culture in uzbekistan. uzbek folk dances differ from other regional dances in that they have a special focus on hand movements and facial expressions. each part of uzbekistan has its own dance schools—in some, sharp movements prevail, while others are smooth and graceful; likewise, some prefer to use a short step, while others go for something like running. today, there are three main schools of uzbek dance: khorezm, bukhara and fergana. it is quite easy to observe uzbek dances–not a single celebration is complete without them and everyone loves to dance! the flavor of uzbek dance can also be appreciated at the folklore show, which is held daily during the tourist season in …

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generation, and their works are of high quality and extraordinary elegance. blacksmiths, potters, weavers, carvers, and many others create works of art from silk, clay, wood, and metal that are recognizable throughout the world thanks to their smooth lines, geometrically perfect patterns, and harmony of form. the most famous masters of uzbekistan are the ceramists of gijduvan and rishtan, the blacksmiths of bukhara and chust, the weavers of margilan, and the winemakers of samarkand. artisans often arrange master classes in their workshops and show collections of their works in which you can get acquainted with the best creations of their fathers and grandfathers. lierature: 1. “the history of uzbekistan” by m. s. asimov: a comprehensive history of uzbekistan from ancient times to the present. 2. “uzbekistan: a political history” by m. sh. karimov: a detailed account of uzbekistan’s political development and its transition from soviet rule to independence. 3. “the …

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theme: history and culture of uzbek people plan: study the uzbek language, its development, and its significance in preserving cultural heritage. examine uzbek literature, focusing on prominent figures like alisher navoi, one of central asia’s most celebrated poets, and contemporary writers. investigate the arrival and spread of islam in central asia and its role in shaping uzbek identity the culture of uzbekistan is vibrant and unique—it was formed over thousands of years, incorporating the traditions and customs of the peoples who at various times inhabited the territory of modern uzbekistan. the ancient persians, greeks, arabs, chinese, russians, and nomadic turkic tribes have all contributed to uzbek culture, which is considered the epitome of central asian, crossroads cultures. the tr...

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