The final match of U23 Asia 2018 between U23 Vietnam – U23 Uzbekistan will officially take place at 15:00 on January 27 at Changzhou Olympic Stadium (China). Before coming to the fierce competition of the two teams, let’s explore the impressive things about the culture and cuisine of Uzbekistan.
Uzbekistan’s population reached about 32 million at the beginning of 2018.
According to Worldometers, Uzbekistan’s population reached about 32 million at the beginning of 2018, mainly concentrated in the south and east of the country, accounting for nearly half of the population in the region.
The stations here have a very unique design, showing the folk art style of Central Asia.
The stations here have a unique design, showing the style of Central Asian folk art, with details in alabaster, chandeliers, mosaics, metal and more. .
When coming to Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, visitors will be lost in a peaceful and poetic fairy scene with images of sheep leisurely grazing on grass, clean streets, not crowded with cars and trains. underground, just gently glide through the small streets. In particular, the stations here have a very unique design, showing the folk art style of Central Asia, with details of alabaster, chandeliers, mosaics, metal and many other special things. more color.
Not only that, many stations are also decorated with crystal chandeliers that reflect soft golden light on luxurious marble walls. Therefore, the site uztourism.uz rated it as one of the cleanest and most beautiful train station systems in the world.
This place has formed magnificent palaces, cathedrals, temples, mausoleums…
Uzbekistan lies on the “Silk Road”, an ancient trade route connecting China with the Mediterranean that dates back more than 2,000 years. This place has formed magnificent and splendid palaces, cathedrals, temples, mausoleums with colorful architecture, including bustling trading dome markets…
Plov – traditional dish of Uzbekistan.
Plov is prepared in a unique way depending on the region, so its taste in different places will not be the same.
This dish is a type of mixed rice consisting of fragrant rice, carrots, peas and lamb. All are put in a roasting cast iron pan for many hours. When cooked, the chef will add onions, spices and tear the meat, so visitors will enjoy a very special ethnic dish of the Uzbek people.
However, plov is prepared in a unique way depending on the region, so its taste in different places will not be the same. According to the ancients, plov was invented by the chefs of Alexander the Great. In addition to the above ingredients, plov is also made with peas, carrots, raisins, dried apricots, pumpkin or quince. Spices such as chili, crushed or dried tomatoes are also added to this dish.
Algebra was born here.
Mathematician, astronomer, astrologer, geographer Muhammad Al-Muso Khorazmy hailed from Khwarezm (Khiva), Greater Khorasan, an area located to the east of Greater Iran, now Xorazm Province in Uabekistan.
Algebra was the first book written on how to systematically solve quadratic and linear equations. In the twelfth century, his book Arithmetic, translated into Latin on Indian numbers, introduced the decimal numbering system to the Western world.
It is known that he came from Khwarezm (Khiva), Great Khorasan, an area located to the east of Greater Iran, now Xorazm Province in Uabekistan.
Embroidery is one of the most popular applied art trends in Uzbekistan.
In each city, the art of embroidery will have its own unique characteristics in terms of composition, color, decorative motifs and threading method.
Embroidery is one of the most popular applied art trends in Uzbekistan. In each city, the art of embroidery will have its own unique characteristics in terms of composition, color, decorative motifs and threading method. The most famous type of lace embroidery is the art of gold stitching in Bukhara.
Uzbekistan is a place where the natural, the raw remains intact.
The vast, poetic cotton fields are one of the tourist attractions to Uzbekistan. This is also the main source of export goods, bringing good income to maintain a stable life in this country. According to Advantour, the country was the world’s second largest cotton exporter in 2017.
Uzbekistan is a place where the natural, the raw remains intact. This country has not been dominated by the pace of urbanization and tourism.