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Traditional Uzbek clothes
Traditional Uzbek clothes are very bright, beautiful and cozy. Uzbek clothes are a part of rich cultural traditiopns and life style of Uzbek people. In urban places it is uncomman to meet people in traditional Uzbek clothes, now it is worn on traditional festivities an holidays.But in rural places it is still a part of everyday and holiday garments.
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Kupkari Traditions in Uzbakistan

Kupkari(ulak,buzkashi) is a traditional Central Asian team competition played on horseback. In Turkic “kup” means “many” and in Persian “kari” means “work, case”, hence “kupkari” is “the case of many people”.

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In Uzbekistan the kupkari competition is also called an ulak. In this game skilled equestrians compete to carry a goat or sheep carcass into a goal.
Kurash-National Fight in Uzbekistan
Kurash is a kind of national waist belt fight, traditional among the Turkic peoples officially included in the world id network of non-Olympic sports and supported by UNESCO. This kind of single combats originated in the territory of Uzbekistan presumably about 3,500 years ago. In the ancient legendary epos Alpomysh, kurtash is mentioned as the most popular and favorite kinds of single combat. Whereas historian
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and philosopher Herodotus in his work “History”, described kurash in detall among other customs and traditions of ancient Uzbekistan.
Morning plov
One of the old binding ceremonies is morning plov. The big plov is cooked for hundred of guests when a child is born, during a circumcision event, in honor of a man returning from the military service, in the early morning of wedding day, when one turns the age of the Prophet(63 years old), funeral repast and many other major eve3nts. The day of the morning plov is fixed in advance and organizers disseminate invites to their relatives, friends, colleagues and neighbors.

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Nikokh-Tui Traditions in Uzbekistan

Nikokh-Tui, wedding, is the most solemn and large Uzbek ceremony.
Traditionally Uzbek people celebrate Weddings very richly and cheerfully with peculiar splendor and abundance of guests. Immediate and remote relatives, neighbors, friends and coworkers are invited to this wedding ceremony.