What are the specialties of Uzbekistan?

1. Bukhara Carpets The internationally renowned Bukhara carpets are the finest antique carpets.

The bright and soft carpet surface, Persian-style patterns, and traditional hand-woven exquisite carpets are not only deeply loved by Westerners, but also a hot-selling item all over the world.

2. Bukhara gold embroidery The gold embroidery on Uzbek national costumes is one of the most iconic symbols of Uzbekistan, and it is also the traditional craft that best represents the national characteristics.

The handicrafts of gold silk embroidery are not only exquisite in embroidery, bright in color, but also in varied patterns and highly ingenious.

3. Bukhara gold embroidery The gold embroidery on Uzbek national costumes is one of the most iconic symbols of Uzbekistan and is also the traditional craft that best represents the national characteristics.

The handicrafts of gold silk embroidery are not only exquisite in embroidery, bright in color, but also in varied patterns and quite ingenious.

4. Black currant raisins The black grapes produced in Uzbekistan have naturally excellent quality, with plump fruits, juicy flesh and fine flesh. They are the perfect fusion of juice and pulp. They are also the black elf of Uzbekistan.

The black raisins produced in Uzbekistan still use traditional manual picking and drying methods without adding any chemicals.

It is a truly natural, green, organic and healthy food with a long history and tradition.

5. Wine The method of making wine spread throughout Israel, Syria, and the Arab countries of Asia Minor.

Since Arab countries believe in Islam, and Islam advocates prohibition laws, the winemaking industry in Arab countries has declined and has almost been banned.

Later, the wine making method spread from Persia and Egypt to Greece, Rome, and Gaul (ie France).

Then, the wine-making technology and consumption habits were spread to various European countries from Greece, Italy and France.