A photo report showcases ancient Bukhara as a city attracting travelers' attention. The pictures capture famous madrasahs, old trade domes, artisans' workshops, and bustling streets that reflect the harmony between historical heritage and modern city life.
Today, ancient Bukhara continues to be one of the most important centers of cultural tourism in Uzbekistan. The presented photographs show the city's historical attractions, famous madrasahs, domed bazaars, architectural ensembles, and streets where tourists from different parts of the world walk.
The photo report presents Bukhara as a city where centuries-old history combines with modernity. Visitors get acquainted with unique medieval architectural monuments, visit artisan workshops, oriental bazaars, and picturesque squares of the old city. Magnificent madrasah portals, ancient trade domes, and vibrant scenes of city life give Bukhara a unique atmosphere.
Currently, Bukhara is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Central Asia. The city attracts guests thanks to its rich historical heritage, distinctive culture, and Eastern spirit.
As part of the 65th International Flower Festival in the Chust district of Namangan region, traditional days of 'Uzbek Palov Culture' and a plov cooking championship were organized.
Thanks to these events, held at the Mavlono Lutfulloh Botanical Garden, it became even livelier with visitors arriving from afar to watch the 'Plov Championship'. More than twenty amateur chefs from local mahallas, organizations, and institutions demonstrated their skills, hanging cauldrons and preparing plov in a specially designated area.
One of the important parts of the event was the ceremony of presenting a certificate from the Ministry of Justice stating that 'Chust Plov' has been included in the state register as a geographical indication. The assignment of a geographical indication status guarantees the legal protection of the name and the traditional preparation technology of 'Chust Plov'. Furthermore, this status confirms the product's compliance with state food standards and expands the possibilities for promoting the region's gastronomic brand internationally.
During the competition, the prepared plovs were evaluated based on taste, presentation, and other characteristics, after which the chefs received appropriate rewards.
The regional stage of the 'Yashil Chiroq' competition, which tests students' knowledge of traffic rules, agility, and teamwork, took place in the Surkhandarya region in a tense and competitive atmosphere.
The competition was held at the 14th General Education Secondary School in the city of Termiz. Fifteen teams participated, having won at the district and city levels to compete against each other.
The teams demonstrated their knowledge and skills in the field of road safety, as well as their team cohesion and creative and practical potential, fulfilling each of the eight established criteria at a high level.
According to the final results, the team 'Yosh Targibotchi' from Sherobod district scored the most points and earned the right to advance to the republican stage of the competition. At the end of the event, the winning teams and active participants were awarded diplomas and commemorative gifts.
The celebration of the Day of Press and Mass Media Workers took place at the Berdak Theater in Karakalpakstan on June 27.
The Chairman of the Jogorku Kengesh of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Amambai Orinbayev, congratulated those present on the professional holiday. It was noted that in recent years, under the leadership of the President, large-scale measures are being taken to ensure freedom of information and support the media. The work of industry employees in conveying changes in the socio-political and economic life of the country to the public is highly valued, especially within the concept of 'For Human Dignity'. In honor of the holiday, several workers were awarded distinctions, including the 'Shuhrat' medal from 'Jaslar TV' channel and 'Nukus FM' radio.
