"Annual celebration of Navro'z" | Uzbek
people are one of the most kind, caring and hospitable nations in the
world. Uzbekistan has a lot of different traditions and customs which
have been shaped through the years and are being delivered through
generations. One of the most important traditions is celebrating
Eastern New Year "Navro'z". This is one of the most ancient and
widespread holidays in eastern life. On this day every single person
would be happy and people gather to celebrate this holiday. Together
they make different delicious foods and snacks which they share with
neighbors and poor as the symbol of their hospitality and kindness.
Sumalak, Halim, Samsa, Halva and other delicious meals would decorate
every single table spread for this event. |
One
of the most important traditions of Uzbek nation is showing respect to
both old and young people. Unlike the most western families, the
traditional Uzbek families do not live separately from their parents.
The bride and groom live with groom's parents after their marriage. It
is a very significant process in young bride's life as her
mother-in-law would become her second mother for the rest of her life.
In our mentality children and young should care old people and help
them to do household tasks. | |
"Kurash in action" | "Ko'pkari" and "Kurash" are the
traditional sports which are being played and participated by men who
would like to prove their strength and braveness. Both sports
traditionally took part on holidays and weddings where the participants
could win prize and attention of others. "Kurash" is the sport of any
age from 7 to 70 while "Ko'pkari" is slight dangerous and mature sport. |
"Annual Ko'pkari competitions in Qashqadarya region"
| "Ko'pkari is the sport of the Brave men" |