The Swedish news agency "Cawa Media" devoted several articles to the tourism potential of Uzbekistan in its new publication: “Gastronomy is another reason to fall in love with Uzbekistan”.
The articles talk about the Uzbek national cuisine and ethno-tourism opportunities for those planning a trip to Uzbekistan.
According to the authors, Uzbek cuisine is one of the most colorful and rich cuisines in Central Asia, which is another reason to travel to Uzbekistan. The centuries-old culinary traditions of the indigenous and nomadic peoples of the region are collected into a single and understandable puzzle of exquisite dishes of Uzbek cuisine.
“Gastronomy is another reason to fall in love with Uzbekistan. Arriving in Uzbekistan, you can refuse any excursion, but you will never refuse Uzbek food, especially here, where upon arrival you will feel that even the air at the airport is saturated with the aroma of delicious Uzbek dishes,” the authors write.
It is emphasized that a gastronomic trip to Uzbekistan will give you unforgettable taste experiences for the whole year, and you will certainly want to repeat them while at home.
The culinary traditions and popular dishes of Uzbek national cuisine are described for readers’ attention in the articles.
“In Uzbekistan, guests are greeted with aromatic tea, bread is broken, and they will feed you delicious pilaf,” the article says. “In different regions of Uzbekistan, tea traditions may differ from each other.”
“If you want to enjoy the best pilaf in the world, juicy lamb on coals, shish kebab in the tandoor, spicy Lagman, or crispy samosa - visit Uzbekistan!” the authors urge.
For those who are tired of city traffic and noise, "Cawa Media" offers to relax and feel harmony by taking this tour to Uzbekistan.
“Ethno tourism is an activity dedicated to the revaluation of ancestral cultures, allowing one to learn more about the traditions of peoples, ethnic groups and peoples of the world,” they write.
It is noted that travel companies in Uzbekistan offer a wide selection of ethnic tours. You can take part in the life of rural residents, stay in a remote village or yurts in Uzbekistan, attend a local wedding or celebrate the birth of a child, ride horses and camels, go on a safari through colorful deserts, and enjoy the unique exotic fauna of diverse Uzbekistan.
“Living in a tourist village is a great opportunity to see rural life from the inside. Wake up to the singing of birds, enjoy the most natural breakfast, lie on the grass and admire the blue sky, see how to cook Uzbek pilaf on the hearth, how to milk a cow and take part in the harvest, see how to make ceramics by hand or fabric from the most beautiful silk in the world ancient technology,” the article says.