Uzbekistan is the ancient cradle of oriental civilizations, which has preserved its rich history, incomparable cuisine and unique hospitality. And also here is more gentle and warm climate, the spring temperature averages +20 degrees and in May can rise to +30 degrees. So it’s a …
Nowruz or Navroz is one of the biggest celebration in Central Asia and widely celebrating in Uzbekistan Nowruz is a celebration of the New Year in many Eastern countries, which according to the astronomical solar calendar is celebrated on March 21. The word “Nowruz” means …
The Uzbeks celebrate the New Year twice – January 1 and March 21. If with the first date everything is clear, then the second raises a lot of questions and is not familiar to everyone. For Muslims, March 21 has a special meaning, because it …
In some Eurasian countries Muslims celebrate the ancient spring festival of Nowruz, the day of the vernal equinox. It symbolizes the beginning of the agricultural year, the beginning of a new period in the solar calendar of the ancient peoples. Nowruz means “new day” in …
In Uzbekistan, the New Year comes twice. In addition to the traditionally European, they also celebrate the spring national holiday, which symbolizes the arrival of spring. The traditions and customs of the celebration are different and have their own interesting features. New Year traditions Unlike …