The MOST ISOLATED Country And PRODUCER of Beautiful Women in Asia! Amazing Facts About Uzbekistan

The MOST ISOLATED Country And PRODUCER of Beautiful Women in Asia! Amazing Facts About Uzbekistan
Welcome to GlobeGo! In today’s travel documentary, we’re diving deep into the fascinating life in Uzbekistan. Ever wondered how is life in Uzbekistan really like? From amazing facts about Uzbekistan to its rich history, unique culture, and stunning beauty, this is one documentary you don’t want to miss. Whether you’re curious about the country’s most isolated traditions, its role in Asia, or even why it’s known for its beautiful women, you’ll get all the answers here. Stick around as we uncover the hidden gems and reveal the true life in Uzbekistan!
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Key Moments:
00:34 Number one. Uzbekistan’s Geographical Uniqueness, life in uzbekistan.
02:05 Number two. Cultural Norms and Traditions, how is life in uzbekistan.
05:33 Number three. The Unique Role of Women in Uzbek Traditions, life in uzbekistan.
07:32 Number four. The World's Second-Largest Gold Mine, facts about uzbekistan.
09:21 Number five. Uzbek Weddings, life in uzbekistan.
11:31 Number six. The Aral Sea Disaster, travel documentary.
14:16 Number seven. Historical and Cultural Legacy, documentaries.
16:49 Number eight. Tashkent’s Modern Growth.
18:45 Number nine. The Great Registan Square.
20:58 Number ten. Uzbekistan's Stunning Fergana Valley.
23:15 Number eleven. Bread Superstitions.
24:37 Number twelve. The Tradition of Navruz.
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[Yuval_L]

One of the most breathtaking women I have ever known was from Uzbekistan. Long luscious black hair, deep profound dark eyes, near porcelain skin, and a physicality that was simply breathtaking. Julia was very kind, gentle, and mild mannered, and yet occasionally could have one in stitches with her obtuse humour. We were doing our doctorates in neighbouring medical school departments. Needless to say she was very intelligent.
She was happy to be living in Australia. She was fond of many aspects of her culture but appreciated Western freedoms and being afforded greater respect (her words). I ended up giving her a nice classical guitar and a complete instructional series of books as she wanted to learn; she was a gifted pianist and soon she was playing beginner and intermediate pieces with great sensitivity and maturity.
She was a great person. We often meet people and drift apart on opposing tides of fortune. I truly hope she is doing well!

[winifredkeezheekoni]

That Aral Sea part hit hard – it’s like a sci-fi movie but way too real. Props for shining a light on this!

[GreenGlobe-or]

Uzbekistan is such a hidden gem! I visited Samarkand once, and the history and culture blew my mind. This video brought back those memories—thanks for diving into this amazing country

[NishaSandhu-sq]

Wow thank you
Awesome
I would love to visit there one day if God willing
Inshaa Allah

[arnoutbolman]

With all women in the kitchen..
Evryone has;
Lovely bread,
Affordable houses/ no inflation,
Lovely, not worn out/ overstressed women,
Some spare labor for busy times,
Well raised children..
Sounds like great wisdom ! That we have forgotten about in the west.

[kevinmihz]

Gold mines and ancient history—Uzbekistan’s like the real-life treasure map I didn’t know I needed. I’m ready to dig into this country, metaphorically, of course!

[devdashlonare]

Very nice, thanks,
ImP facts, specially customs of Uzbekistan l

[DelwynLynne-dt]

I’m obsessed with the Registan Square. Feels like stepping into a fairy tale! Who else is planning their Uzbekistan trip already?

[Behnamsepand]

Persian culture and influence is undeniable. Love from Iran.❤

[tontc]

Uzbek traditions are fascinating! The way women are celebrated makes me want to book a one-way ticket and dive into their culture.

[fingerfeller]

i forgot, beautiful video, work editing commenting, thank you, its a great look at this country, and yes i do wonder what life would be like there, as i do other places, never been out of the US

[donp]

I never even knew about this country until I met a woman from there. She was so beautiful!

[shjeelani]

-Mesmerising Splendid and Exquisite Cultural Beauty is putting it mildly wish I could visit during my life time Thank you for the wonderful video Appreciate the narration Syed H Jeelani Bombay India

[lynnejacie]

The Registan Square looks so grand! I imagine standing there feels like being in a historical movie—minus the costumes

[bellamwi]

Uzbek weddings sound like a full-blown festival! The last wedding I attended, the highlight was just the cake. Time to step it up!

[raymondseward]

Uzbekistan’s geography is so unique—it’s like the country decided to collect all the cool landforms! Bet their maps look like a treasure hunt!

[Didgevillage]

Mongolian is linguistically considered separate from Turkic, albeit some similarities.
On the dried lake bed of the Aral, they found ancient roads, meaning the lake's water level fluctuate for unknown reasons.
There are also traces of ancient Greeks not mentioned in the video.

[doudyR]

Uzbekistan was also known as Khwarazm which in turn gave us
1. Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi the father of algebra & algorithms
2. Sultan Timu who defeated the great armies of Russia, Arab, Persian, indian etc

[myrna-loudolina]

nice country Uzbekistan thanks for interesting video watching from vienna 🇦🇹

[Daredicover]

17:44 This video about Uzbekistan is absolutely fascinating! The insights into the country’s isolation and its rich cultural heritage are eye-opening. It’s amazing how Uzbekistan has remained a hidden gem in Asia, yet it's such a significant producer of beautiful women, showcasing the strength and grace of its people.