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WHO'S BEK? YOUUUU'Z BEK!!! Ehehehe!! Our LAST Turkic country. The Silk road powerhouse. Uzbekistan really is the "land of lost empires" Thanks to The Uzbekistan Tourism ministry of culture and heritage, Uzbekistan Airways, Mystudy. uz and admirable Shoes for helping me travel to Uzbekistan to get great footage for this episode! ALSO you can get a Geography Figurine now! Check out figime.com/products/figure-geography-now
Yes it's here
Hello
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Hello
Love Uzbekistan thank you Barbs!! ❤
Fun Fact: This isn’t only the last Turkic nation, but also the last former Soviet republic. We really are approaching the end of the road
Altay migrants😂
@@lmdup2281not migrants, but conquerors!💪
Oh boy, hold on to your funny bone because I've got a hilarious tidbit for you! Guess what? This Turkic nation isn't just the last one standing, it's also the last survivor from the Soviet Union days! Talk about being at the end of the road, literally!
Imagine being the last guy left at a party. You're the cool Turkic nation that's still rocking it while everyone else has called it a night. It's like being the final boss in a video game, except instead of battling it out with power-ups and flashy moves, you're keeping the Turkic traditions and cultural heritage alive!
But seriously, it's pretty incredible to think that this nation is carrying the torch for an entire region. They're the sole representative of a rich tapestry of cultures and languages, and boy, do they have some serious bragging rights! It's like being the coolest kid in school, the one who grabs everyone's attention and gets all the high-fives.
And as we approach the end of this road, it only adds more excitement to the mix. Will they declare themselves the official capital of fun-tastic jokes and wacky anecdotes? Will they invent a new dance move that's a satirical take on the old Soviet dance routines? Possibilities are endless, my friend!
Yeah, sure. Kazakhs shielded the rest of Central Asia by losing half of our population. At the end of the 19th century, the population of kazakh people was slightly more than o'zbeks. After 2 famines, created by russians, in 1920, 1931-1933, half of kazakhs disappeared. Also, our ancestors were fighting against russian colonization for centuries. My direct ancestor, Qanai Bi, was Emir of Tashkent in 1770ish years. I hope one day, Turks will be smart enough to unite and become a powerhouse once again. We have a lot to do, Free East Turkestan, North Iran.
This fact is wrong, the last Soviet republic was actually Kazakhstan. Please do check your facts before spreading them online
As a kazakh, I'm very excited for this video. Long live our brotherhood!🇺🇿🇰🇿
what about the Tajiks?
@@jonam7589as far as i know the karakalpak language is much closer to kazakh than it is to uzbek, so yeah there's that
@@jonam7589they're more Iranian
Also awesome profile picture
Hey Barbs! Thank you so much again for having me as one of your guest hosts! It was a great honor! I discovered Geography Now back in 2015 as I’m very passionate about geography and this channel has shaped my life! I especially love the way that you and your team do the storytelling with a sense of humor 🤩 Never in a million years did I ever think that I would be given this great opportunity to appear along with my besties from abroad. I’m very grateful for this experience and I hope that everyone enjoys watching this episode, learning about my motherland Uzbekistan and hopefully gets inspired and motivated to visit Uzbekistan if they haven’t yet! 😍
Greetings to everyone from the 1st Danish-born Uzbek 👋🏼🙋🏻♀️🇩🇰🇺🇿
You did a greeeaaat job!! Glad to have you in this one! Sorry I couldn't use all the footage but I will put some of it in the Flag/ Fan day episode! You deserve more screen time!
@@GeographyNow thank you so much🥹🙏🏼 It’s a pleasure to work with you!
@@LanaRusicTVW :)
It looks to me like there is water falling down in front of the screen during your segment. Am I seeing right? Do you have homemade rain machine?
@@Kid222 No 😅
Love Uzbekistan from Malaysia 🇺🇿❤🇲🇾
Love Uzbekistan from Greenland 🇺🇿💖🇬🇱
👋✌️
I wish I could go to greenland and uzbekistan someday
@@aquaspidermc someday 😄🤲
What is greenland, is this one of those Fake countries which were invented by the internet like sealand?
Greenland is extremely beautiful, I actually flew over it many times but never visited it sadly but really wish I could someday.
@@damirimamagic5064 Each country has its own advantages & disadvantages. It depends on you how to enjoy it 😄
Big respect and love to Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬
What is the punishment for apostasy? Would you do it to your own mother?
@@PROVOCATEURSKsorry?
Love Uzbekistan from the southern neighbor, Afghanistan 🇦🇫❤🇺🇿
Congratulations for Malika and Raouf 💑
Are you afghanistani uzbek or tajik
@@tajiksamarkandian2473dude, calm down
Afghan-American here, I enjoyed this episode soooo much. I really loved the skit of an Uzbek talking to a Turkmen because we have conversations like that with just other Afghans with a regional dialect 😂
How can you be Afghan-American? Do you hate America when you won´t decline your bloodline of killing innocent people for sins".
I'm from Badakhshan so I can relate😆
Don't forget about Uzbek chess! Uzbekistan has some crazy good chess players including Nodirbek Abdusattorov, and Nodirbek Yakubboev, who took 1st and 2nd at the recent Qatar masters 2023.
Uzbekistan also took gold at the 2022 Chess Olympiad. In short, they have tonnes of great young players, and will almost certainly be one of the chess powerhouse countries in the future.
Where are you from? How you know about all? 😅
@@Dildora_Kosimova03 I'm an intermediate Swedish chess player, just noticed that there have been allot of Uzbek top chess players.
In short, I'm just a fan ^^
Can’t beat our Caucasian brothers and sisters from 🇦🇲&🇦🇿 😎
I am from Uzbekistan but honestly i don't know at all😬
@@LanaRusicTVOur 17 y.o boy beaten Levon Aronian few days ago, so your answer is wrong
Love to O’zbekistan from Spain 🇪🇸❤🇺🇿
I really like your flag and I loved the Bukhara one
Спасибо , надеемся , что вы придёте еще раз к нам в Бухару !)
Bu O'zbekiston Bayrog'i 🇺🇿👍
Much love to our brothers *O'zbekiston* from *Türkiye* !
🇹🇷🖤🇺🇿
Uzbeks and Turks are as distant from one another as an Argentinian and a Turk. You are not brothers
@@lozr666 I meant that we both are belong to the Turkic family 🇹🇷🖤🇺🇿
@@lozr666 Dude, the languages are almost mutually intelligible, they share history and often kind of look alike. Of course they are related.
@@lozr666what are you talking about the region where I am from in turkiye our dialect is very close to Uzbek and Uyghur and I can easily understand them WE ARE DEFINITELY BROTHERS!
@@depresyonstayla4238 An Italian and a Mexican can also understand each other because of the same language family 😂 Still different origins 🧬 Turks are genetically distant from Uzbeks. You are not brothers
British-Filipino American living in New York here, and I have a lot of Uzbek friends here! 🇵🇭🇺🇲❣️🇺🇿
As a kazakh and a Kazakhstan citizen, I wonder why you didn't include chess in the sport session? Uzbekistan has great chess players: Nodirbek Abdussatorov, N.Yakkuboev, Nafisa Muminova etc? 😮😊
It´s not a sport.
Love Uzbekistan from Bosnia. Always wanted to visit. 🇧🇦🇺🇿
have you been removed yet???
Thx 🇭🇷🇧🇦
Hello from Uzbekistan. You really needs to visit my country. I recommend you to visit any populous part
Uzbekistan is Bosnia
@@adawgash Bosnia is Uzbekistan
So happy to be part of two amazing Central Asian country episodes! This was such an honor. Thank you Barbs! Can’t wait til we see you at the wedding!!
Wow, the co-host herself!
Love Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 from ASEAN friend from Philippines 🇵🇭
🇺🇲💙🇺🇿
Love Uzbekistan from Vietnam 🇻🇳❤🇺🇿. We still remember when your national team won against us in AFC 2018!
😊😊😅
Love Uzbekistan from Ireland 🇮🇪
I've been wanting to visit this country for years.. love from The Netherlands🇳🇱🇺🇿
Bizning eshiginiz ochik , keʼing yaxshi kutip olamiz❤
Don´t tell them that you are an apostate, you might not come back alive.
O'zbekistonga Keling Biz Faqat Xursand Bo'lamiz Negativlarga Etibor Bermang Tashrif Buyuring 🇺🇿🇳🇱
@@PROVOCATEURSKне понял тебя, обясни пожалуйста
love uzbekistan from libya🇺🇿🇱🇾
Assalomu alekum 😊
Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 seems like a very cool country, love from Canada 🇨🇦
Hi what's up l am from Uzbekistan
I am an ethnic Tajik from Ferghana, the heart of Uzbekistan. We have been living here with our fellow Uzbeks and Kyrgyzs peacefully for millennia.
Assalomu alekum aka, meni
Ham millatim tojik Toshkent da yashayotgan edim, lekin eni Maskvadaman. Hamai ham millatu ham vatanonamro do'st medoram, baroi on kiy mo Musulmon hastem.
Va alekum assalam
That’s so interesting! What languages do you speak?
@@colbymcarthur7871 most of the people there are bilingual speaking Tajik and Uzbek equally well. Personally, I speak five language, the other three being Russian, English and Arabic.
Only that actual uzbeks and kirqiz didn't live in today's "uzbekistan" 1000 years ago! And Difiniyly not in samarghand and bukhara! In only a few decades you've been brainwashed to write the histoey of a millenia as totally different! What a Shame..!
Assalom aleykum brodarho az Samarkand
Let’s go! been waiting for a long time for Uzbekistan 🇺🇿!
🇹🇷🇦🇿🇹🇲🇺🇿🇰🇿🇰🇬
Cool ❤❤❤❤❤
🇦🇲
@@2bertlh1connu43why are you commenting this on a Uzbekistan video knowing that we are turks? Your really trying to irritate us aren’t you.
@@princessameIIiawu are you talking about the so called "turkic"🇹🇷🇦🇿?
@@2bertlh1connu43 bold of you to assume I’m from azerbaijan or turkey, bro it’s not just turkey or azerbaijan that despises you guys, might be the whole of Central Asia.
As a Turk of course I love all the Turkic countries. But Uzbekistan have some special spot. I don't even know why. It just the way it is. Much love from Turkey❤
There is just "Something about it...."
We also also love Turkiye, maybe thats why)) And also possibly your far far ancestors have moved from current Uzbekistan's lands migrating to Turkiye.
Assalamu Alaykum Turkiya qardashim 🇺🇿🇹🇷🇦🇿💯
Love Uzbekistan from Philippines. 🇺🇿❤️🇵🇭
Raxmat
Love Uzbekistan from Turkey 🇺🇿❤️🇹🇷
❤❤❤ Love and Respect from your Turkish brother 🇹🇷❤️🇺🇿
Love ❤️ Uzbek people. From 🇰🇿
Assalamu Alaykum Bavarum 🇺🇿🫂🇰🇿
Love Uyghurs
Some of the Uzbek food has reached us in the Baltic as well, the likes of plov and sashlik are some of my personal all time favourite foods. There are also quite a few Uzbeks coming to work in our country in the last handful of years. All in all, a very interesting country and generous people. Greetings from Lithuania! 🇱🇹🤝🇺🇿
What part of Lithuania do you live in?
I’m part uzbek and gf half Lithuanian. We are planning to visit some day!
@@thomasbrady5985 Lucky man! 😄I am from the heartland of Lithuania, the city of Kaunas. I wish you and your woman a nice visit, whenever it may happen! 💪
@@erik7999we will make sure to check out your city!
Love Uzbekistan from Indonesia 🇮🇩❤️🇺🇿
Assalomu alekum 🌙😊
@@Jalolidtun_21 waalaikumussalam
Assalamu Alaykum Indoneziya Bro
As an Uzbek living in the UK I'm very grateful to finally see my country getting the recognition it deserves from Geography Now! I've been waiting years and it was worth it :)
Love Uzb... O'zbekistan from Tunisi... Tunes! You are welcomed in our country, and bring some of that Somsa and Chorpa with you it looks delicious! 😶🌫
Love O'zbekistan 🇺🇿 from Deutschland 🇩🇪
Mein Vater ist aus Usbekistan. Ist als Jugendlicher nach Russland gezogen und jetzt in Deutschland.
Hello from Uzbeks/Ozbeks of Afghanistan 🇦🇫 to Uzbek brothers of Uzbekistan 🇺🇿
Hopefully one day Uzbeks of both sides of Amu Darya unite together insha Allah
🇦🇫❤️🇺🇿
Janubiy Turkistondan O'zbekistonga salomlar
Janubiy Turkiston albat mustaqil bo’lajak inshaalloh ❤
@@WayTo1 insha Allah ❤️
@DanKultaev katta rahmat tildoshim
@@erkinking5961Ilohim uzbekligingizga talofat bolmasin. Sizlar ozbeklarni g'ururu nomusi hisoblanasizlar.
Why are you avoiding meeting your god? You can all be together in heaven yet you want to unalive apostates on Earth, so cruel.
I really want to visit Uzbekistan not only because of the beautiful destinations, the delicious food etc. But also because my ex was Uzbek, and I really miss her, so visiting her country will make me remember our moments together.
Бывшая, 😢😢😢
Just tell them that you are an apostate and you won´t have money problems for the rest of your life.
Love to all of you Uzbek brothers/sisters from your far Turkic relative, Hungary ❤
Love❤
Hanging chilly is also common in my country😮 really beautiful country Uzbekistan love from Nepal 🇳🇵
Ohh. Nepal. So calm country for me..
Love Uzbekistan from the Netherlands ❤
Much love, Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 ❤🇹🇷🏴🇩🇿
Greetings to Uzbekistan from an Indonesian football lover! I would say you have the best team in Asia to never qualify for the World Cup and you came so close in 2014 with good players like Nesterov, Djeparov, and Geynrikh. Hopefully you'll make it for the next edition!
brother, sorry, you are wrong, the best national football team, the Kazakh team, recently won France and Finland, so perhaps they are already Euro 2024🇬🇧🇰🇿♥️
Брат ассалому айкум вы надеюс в курсе что Узбекистан уже 😊 в финале 👏🏻👏🏻спосибо вам за потдержку ✊
@@JonesHarrison07 наша сборная Казахстана проиграла Узбекистану со счётом 2:0 посмотри
As an Uzbek living in the U.S I have long awaited this episode! Needless to say I will be learning many new things about my culture today
You don’t live in the US. You live in Canada! You’re confusing the two countries!
@@anonymoususer8895I am flabbergasted, gobsmacked, bewildered, and appalled that you would say this.
Same here ) was eager for this episode.
@@boxboiiscool4936 The truth hurts!
@@ulugbeki.7273 No you weren’t.
I was in Uzbekistan back in 2012 for my university practice. At first, I was worried about the country, its culture and traditions, but after a month in Samarkand I was so in love with all of that! Since that I always recommend my friends to visit Uzbekistan - very friendly, amazingly beautiful, deeply historical and delicious country 🙂
Lots of love from Urals!
Greetings to my Özbek 🇺🇿 brothers from Turkey 🇹🇷
Özbek kardeşlerime Türkiye’den selamlar! ❤
Va alaykum selam kardeşim)
🇹🇷❤️🇺🇿😍😍❤️🇵🇸☝️
Va Alaykum Assalam 🇺🇿🇹🇷🇦🇿💯
Va aleykum assalam
Özbegistan is well respected in our region. I've been waiting for this episode. Cheers from Qazağıstan. 🇰🇿🤝🏼🇺🇿
🇰🇿🇹🇲🇰🇬🇦🇿🇺🇿🇹🇷❤
Опять казах вылез
@@plov638скройся, не позорься.
@@Koltausar козок
Va Alaykum Assalam Bavurim 🇺🇿🇰🇿💯❤
I knew a few Uzbeks here in NYC and they all are beautiful people. 🇺🇿
No. You’re in Toronto, and that’s where the Uzbeks are. They aren’t in the US! They’re in Canada! And you’re in Canada!
wrong. most uzbek migrants live in NY@@anonymoususer8895
@@anonymoususer8895 Boy- I saw many Uzbeks in Prague when i went there lmfao
@@Unwebonnn Yes there’s Uzbeks in Czechia, not the US!
@@anonymoususer8895 and the reason being?
Thanks Barbs for this incredible episode . I am proud to be Uzbek 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿. As an Uzbek, I can assure that you guys never regret to visit our country. 😊😊😊
Finally, Uzbekistan. Have been waiting for this video for almost 9 years. YAAA!!!
As a longtime Uzbek fan of the channel, I loved this video so much!!!! Well done Barbs and the rest of the crew, truly makes me proud to be Uzbek🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿
I came here out of my curiousity after seeing this small country in central asia performing pretty well in the recent Asian Games. Love uzbekistan from Indonesia
My grandpa was a Tank Driver during the Soviet Union. Greetings from Germany 🇺🇿❤️🇩🇪
The diversity of Uzbekistan is just amazing.
And thank you for explaining the different influences the different Turkic branches have. I kind of wonder though, how come geographically Uyghurs and Uzbeks are separated by Kyrgyz.
Still can't believe I've watched this guy for 8 years. I've been through every Instagram live it's so surreal to see him grow.
Another Uzbek sportsperson I think should be mentioned is gymnast Oksana Chusovitina. She's still competing at age 47 and has been to like 7 olympics!
Definitely! She doesn’t get enough credit😢
@@LanaRusicTV she's a legend in the sport and I'll be sad on the day she decides to actually retire
I totally loved the episode! Well done, Uzbeks! I hope to visit your country one day.
Thank you for making a video about my lovely nation Uzbekistan.
But you have inferior potassium.
Hi, how is it to visit uzbekistan on february (next month)？Still too cold?
Love Uzbekistan from Kyrzbekistan
Love Uzbekistan from Albania 🇺🇿❤🇦🇱
Shqipperia❤
Love Uzbekistan from Tajikistan 🇹🇯
What is the punishment for apostasy? Why do you agree with it?
@@PROVOCATEURSKNEGATIV😂😂😂
🇺🇿🇰🇬🇺🇿🇰🇬🇺🇿🇰🇬🇺🇿🇰🇬
One thing you missed mentioning in the episode in the culture segment. Uzbeks loooove Bollywood!! There has been a significant history of Bollywood movies popular in Uzbekistan. Actors from India like Raj Kapoor, Shah Rukh Khan are incredibly popular there. There have also been a lot of collaboration between Uzbek film industry and Bollywood. There were a quite a few Bollywood movies produced in the 1980s with Uzbek collaboration and some of them were even directed by Uzbek directors. Most notable is the Alibaba and 40 Thieves (an Arabian Nights story) starting Dharmendra (one of the most significant actors from India), Sohni Mahiwal (starring Sunny Deal) and many Mithun Chakraborty movies. There is an Indian restaurant in Samarkand run by Uzbeks (duh) which has been frequented by some of the Bollywood stars. It has autographed pictures of Bollywood celebs hanging on the walls. The restaurant also catered food to the Indian delegation during SCO summit in Samarkand in 2022.
As for Tashkent Declaration, the Indian PM Lal Bahadur Shastri was poisoned and killed in Tashkent after the declaration was signed.
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You are welcome to the heart of Central Asia.🤗Our greatest legendary location. UZBEKISTAN 💙🇺🇿
Uzbekistan is such a beautiful country, Love from Phils. 🙏🏞️♥️
Comrade!
I've been waiting for this episode to come out for such a long time
Greatings from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬❤🇺🇿
Uzbekistan is one of my favourite respective countries ever and I do wish to visit there once in my lifetime,good friends!!!LONG LIVE UZBEKISTAN!!!🇺🇿
Uzbekistan is sooo cool! I mean what other country has so many _hidden fortresses?!_ I would love to visit there one day!
They are literally a dictatorship, you wouldn´t give your money to Adolf, would you?
Love from Montenegro! 🇲🇪❤️🇺🇿
Thank you to everyone from Uzbekistan🇺🇿♥️
Being a historian myself and an avid wuzia novel fan, I loveeeee Uzbekistan. I've read so much about Samarkhanand Bukhara. Man, I love Turkic-Mongolic people. There are plenty of them in Thailand, my country. I never heard any of them caused any problems too. Nice people indeed.
Love Uzbekistan from EGYPT 👑
As sibling Muslim countries we have thousands of Uzbek students learning at Azhar University. In eastern Cairo you can find Uzbek restaurants to enjoy the extremely delicious Tajik & Uzbek foods. Even in central historic Cairo there is a neighborhood called Uzbekiye.
Even saudi arabia has many uzbeks ad one of the nicest people you will ever meet may allah preserve them
Salam from a Uzbek living in Kuwait, Izayak? Amel’e ya gamel 😂
@@Paradis333 😄 Welcome bro Ahlan, you speak perfectly 😄👌
Mamluk Kutuz.Biybars uzbek
Xa siz To'g'ri Aytdingiz Bizni Tarixdan O'zbekiya Uzbekiya Xar Nomda Atashgan Misirda O'zbekiya Nomli Joy borligini Eshitib juda Xursand Bo'ldim Raxmat
Fun fact: Uzbekistan has a Jewish community split in Bukhara, Samarkand, Fergana, and Tashkent, and the rest are split in smaller numbers many places in Uzbekistan
Found an Uzbek restaurant when on a trip to the Balkans, and loved the richness of cuisine, and how close the palette was to Indian food. Reminded me of home! Met many Uzbek expats all around the world who sing Bollywood music. Truly a crossroads culture, welcoming wherever they are in the world! Love Uzbekistan from India ❤🎉 🇮🇳🇺🇿.
Balki hindlarni ovqati O'zbeklarnikiga o'xshar
The Turkic series has been amazing, thank you for ending it off with an awesome episode.
Finally my favourite Asian country, I've waited so long for this, Uzbek people and their food is amazing, lovely culture, lovely cities, and lovely people
Great episode as always Barbs!
Greetings from the Netherlands
Definitely worth visitng
Love u Holland 🇺🇿🇳🇱💜💜
Raxmat yaxshi Tilaklar uchun Tashrif Buyuring Xursand Bo'lamiz
If you possess 250,000,000 (250 million) Uzbekistani Som, then you would be rich in that country, living like a Uzbekistani millionaire.
I am not sure man
Timur fought against Ottoman empire. He won Ankara war and held Ottoman sultan Bayezid the Thunderbolt in the cage.
Uzbekistan is a very cool country 🇷🇴♥️🇺🇿
assalomu aleykum I am uzbek. thanks for the video. I have been waiting for the video for a long time. RAHMAT😃
As a person born in Uzbekistan, i have waited for this episode for a long time now. Thank you!
Would like to visit Uzbekistan some day, salam from Indonesia.
Imam Bukhari is one of the most renowned hadits collector/writer in Islam.
Well. Paul’s mum is really living her best life travelling around the world. Love her so much! Love this episode as well❤
The Bukharian Jews have their own language, which is Tajik with Hebrew vocabulary. It is now mostly spoken in Queens, NYC. Bukharians are always blown away by the fact that I, an Ashkenazi Jew, am learning their language.
Are you bukhari jew? I am from Bukhara
I love all real Iranian 💚
How do you learn
As an british indian counties like Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan etc were so alien to me but ive recently been watching CZcamsrs vlogging about these countries and i noticed alot of similarities to Indian culture. This episode has educated me on why that is. Thanks, this whole time I assumed the mughuls were the persians.
As a person that was born in Uzbekistan I'm truly thankful for making these video I hope a lot of people can see the beauty of Uzbekistan ❤I miss my home so much😔💕
Thank you guys so much for this video, it's heckin HARD to find good resources on Uzbek culture online esp if you (aka me) don't know where to look. And even the resources I do find I'm not always sure of their accuracy or if they've even been written by Uzbek people so to get it cultural info straight from some Uzbek people in this video is INVALUABLE!!! THANK YOU!!!
Uzbekistan is visa free country for tourism and really cheap in terms of cost while offering ton wonderfull locations for tourists
Highly recommended visiting! My favourite country I miss so much
Love Uzbekistan from Uzbekistan 😂 long live Uzbekistan! 💙❤💚
You forgot Alisher Sultanov, one of the best classical pianist in the world, the youngest winner of Van Cliburn competition. Unfortunately, he passed away in very young age, but still his legacy is very impressive.
Oh finally my country 😎. I have been waiting for this episode for so long, thanks dude 🙏
Love from the United States of America to Uzbekistan! 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇿
damn I didn’t know Uzbekistan was so COOL! Thank you for creating a channel where people like me can learn more about the great places across the world
Love Samarkand from Uzbekistan ❤
Love to all my Uzbek brothers & sisters. I'm a direct descendant of Amir Timur Khan. Long live Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 ❤ from the 🇬🇧
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How would you know? Just curious
Aah, the turkic countries... I didn't know much about them before these videos came into my sight, but now i feel like im more educated on their matters regarding geopolitics and history.
I seriously didn't know that Uzbekistan (or Ozbekistan, however you wanna call it) had such a vibrant culture and people. From their food to their customs, it was a treat learning about them. Cheers to all of those who were apart of making this video. Here's to a prosperous future, especially for the Aral sea (i hope it comes back) 🇲🇰🤝🇺🇿
Love to Uzbekistan🇺🇿 from India ❤🇮🇳
Flying to the country to film an episode is very heartwarming to see ❤
I am half turkish half uzbek. I can say uzbeks are really good at taking care of guest (37:05) because my father visited uzbekistan for 20 days and gained 40kilograms.😂
Exactly we are 😁
Oh yeah, we don’t allow our guests to leave our house until they are full! 😂
Is your father a liar? If he is a muslim it explains a lot.
Never knew anything about Uzbekistan before! And now I know… There world is an amazing place!
My job here is done
Great video as always and much love from Austria 🇦🇹🇺🇿
Also sorry to hear about the tragic loss of Gary Harlow, may he rest in peace 😔🙏
who's gary harlow?
Gary Harlow???
Thank you so much for featuring my home country! Having moved away from Uzbekistan at a young age, and now reconnecting with it again, this video was so helpful and informative! There were so many things mentioned from my childhood! Although since I wasn't old enough back then to drink wine, I've only had my grandma's Ayva/Quince jam, it's also my favorite haha!