Uzbekistani Collection

Ulugh Beg, also known as Mirzo Ulugbek, statue, at Ulugh Beg Observatory, Samarkand
Uzbekistan, Samarkand, Ulugh Beg, also known as Mirzo Ulugbek, statue, at Ulugh Beg Observatory

Man cooking plov, typical traditional Uzbek food, Navoi Province, Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan, Navoi Province, Man cooking plov, typical traditional Uzbek food

Girls at Uzbek middle school
Four girls stand smiling outside their middle school in Andizhan, Uzbekistan. Date: 1950s

Tashkent secondary school
Boys reading books in the library of their secondary school in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Date: 1950s

Young Uzbeks reading about Stalin
Two young Uzbek women reading the first volume of the collected works of Stalin. Date: 1950s

Woman buying non bread, Siyob Market, also known as Siab Market, Samarkand, Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan, Samarkand, Woman buying non bread, Siyob Market, also known as Siab Market

Young Uzbek famers son with wagons, ox and horses Date: late 1930s

Eurasian Steppe landscape. The Eurasian Steppe is a vast landscape of grasslands and shrublands extending from Hungary to Mongolia

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Discover the rich heritage of Uzbekistan through the lens of its people and culture. From the scholarly pursuits of Ulugh Beg at the historic Observatory in Samarkand, to the eager minds of young students in Uzbek middle schools and Tashkent secondary schools, the thirst for knowledge is alive and well. Delve into the complex history, as evidenced by a girl pondering over a book about Stalin, while the daily life unfolds in vibrant markets like Siyob, where a woman purchases fresh produce instead of bread. Savor the aroma of traditional plov cooking in Navoi Province, and witness the resilience of young farmers in the Eurasian Steppe, as their sons proudly lead wagons filled with crops, pulled by oxen and horses. Uzbekistan's captivating history and enduring traditions continue to shape the lives of its people.