Ibragimov's work combines painting, drawing and calligraphy.

It is a holiday that promotes peace and unity, both between generations and within families, contributing to the preservation of cultural diversity and the strengthening of friendship between different peoples and communities.

Samarkand carpets as works of art

In Muynak rusty ships and boats that have furrowed the waters of the salt sea stand right in the middle of the sands

History, people, their traditions, decorations, music, national cuisine and costumes are landmarks of this country.

What it is like to swim in the Aral Sea

Places in Karakalpakstan that considered as the most interesting and worth visiting.

Day trips outside Tashkent

Three places most strongly associated with music.

Traditional Uzbek Dances has variety of types and represent the history, stories, events and lifestyles of the people

Monumental painting is now actively developing in several directions: painting on the facades of buildings, interior painting and street art.

We asked several of the new generation of Uzbek artists for their thoughts on art today and what it means to them.

Capital’s theatres, which host a rich creative history and young, avant-garde casts

Navruz is a vibrant display of cultural traditions and age-old customs

Kupkari - traditional equestrian tournament played throughout Central Asia

There are few events richer with Uzbek generosity and hospitality than weddings, especially in Bukhara.

A unique collection of 19th-century photographs collected by Sultan Abdülhamid II

Soviet Uzbek actress Sara Ishanturaeva was considered a gem of the Uzbek stage, but behind her shining public figure was an intriguing past.

Tashkent’s best places for a cup.

Bread is one of the symbols of Samarkand.