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Who will be interested in having real Old City Tour of Tashkent where there are no tourists at all? And conversation in the house of Uzbek woman 92 years old who will tell her lifestory from 1934 with accent on Soviet Union era? Program will be: 1. Short old city tour 30 min 2. Visit Uzbek Lady house in old city. Her speech will interpreted and questions, answers as well. Date: during weekend.

Tashkent Walking tour Sunday April 19, 10 am From Uzbekistan hotel 2.5 hours General history of Tashkent Per person 150,000 uzs Call +998909181920 English speaking guide

The history of the paranja, a garment traditionally worn by Uzbek women to cover their entire body and face Until the 1920s, women throughout the territory of modern Uzbekistan wore a garment known as the paranja (a type of burka) that covered their body and face. The traditional attire of Uzbek women consisted of a dress, trousers and a munisak (robe). Girls wore skullcaps, while married women donned a variety of scarves. When going outside, however, women were required to throw a paranja over their clothes. It included a flap known as chachvon to hide the face completely. The practice of wearing a veil dates as far back as ancient Mesopotamia, where women of rank wore a headscarf or veil as a sign of their status, but it became more common during Islamic times. Besides identifying a woman’s social and marital status, facial and body covers like the burka concealed the wearer from immodest looks, and in hot climates it protected her from the sun. The Central Asian paranja, too, carried regional and social information: it was quite possible to determine the age, social status and provenance of the woman hiding under it by the colour and quality of the fabric. In more recent times, the paranja became a symbol of women’s oppression. With the advent of Soviet socialism, a campaign known as Hujum was launched in Central Asia to abolish the wearing of paranjas. It was the brainchild of the first secretary of the Central Asian Central Committee, Zelensky Isaak Abramovich. The first woman to remove her paranja in public was Tojikhon Shodieva, a young communist activist from Fergana. The campaign’s crowning moment came on 8 March 1927, when thousands of Uzbek women gathered on Registan Square in Samarkand, removed their paranjas and set them on fire in front of their angry fathers, husbands and brothers. Another 90,000 women took off their paranjas over the next few months. The campaign against wearing the paranja continued for the next 15 years and yielded mixed results. On the one hand, it created unexpected opportunities for women; on the other hand, it often put them in a difficult position, as they were subjected to criticism, humiliation and violence by a society still steeped in patriarchal traditions. Today, thanks to the Hujum movement, women in Uzbekistan have the opportunity to receive an education, hold positions on an equal basis with men, and enjoy freedom of speech.

March 8 History of Uzbekistan

1 NIGHT STAY INTERNATIONAL Women's Day in Tashkent Mountains in LAYNER RESORT 💄✨ MARCH 8 and 9 — COSMOPOLITAN PARTY and holiday. Treat yourself and your loved ones to the most unforgettable experiences 😍 Enjoy Mountain 2 days in Tashkent region Chimgan mountains ⛰️ Fresh air Guaranteed!!! Price includes: 🚌 Transportation to Resort 🛏 Twin / double room Accommodation 🍏Tasty rich breakfast buffet 😋 🥳 Kids Playground 🥨 Light snacks for 🍽 dinner 🐎 Horse Riding 🎬 Night movie session 💐 Master class - SPA box, enjoy steam and pool 💦 🌸 Exclusive retreats like painting, an epoxy resin interior clock, make candles in a vase. 😍 Festive evenings at the restaurant with welcome drinks, dancing, performers. PROGRAM IS ATTACHED* Numerous themed workshops for children, fairy tale musicals, and much more! Your recipe for the perfect weekend! 😍 Price per person in twin room 115$ for 2 DAYS KIDS UNDER 6 YEARS FREE 6-14 YEARS + 30 $ MEN & WOMEN R WELCOME Offer is valid until Feb 28 📞 +99890 9181920 Telegram: @uzbekguide91

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INTERNATIONAL Women's Day in Tashkent Mountains in LAYNER RESORT 💄✨ MARCH 7, 8, and 9 — COSMOPOLITAN PARTY and holiday. Treat yourself and your loved ones to the most unforgettable experiences 😍 Enjoy Mountain 3 days in Tashkent region Chimgan mountains ⛰️ Fresh air Guaranteed!!! Price includes: 🚌 Transportation to Resort 🛏 Twin / double room Accommodation 🍏Tasty rich breakfast buffet 😋 🥳 Kids Playground 🥨 Light snacks for 🍽 dinner 🐎 Horse Riding 🎬 Night movie session 💐 Master class - SPA box, enjoy steam and pool 💦 🌸 Exclusive retreats like painting, an epoxy resin interior clock, make candles in a vase. 😍 Festive evenings at the restaurant with welcome drinks, dancing, performers. PROGRAM IS ATTACHED* Also numerous themed workshops for children, fairy tale musicals, and much more! Layner—your recipe for the perfect weekend! 😍 Price per person in twin room 199$ for 3 DAYS KIDS UNDER 6 YEARS FREE 6-14 YEARS + 30 $ Offer is valid until Feb 28 📞 +99890 9181920 Telegram: @uzbekguide91

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We would like to invite you to the most unique museum in Tashkent. 31 January 14:00-16:00 Saturday Museum of Telecommunication History of Uzbekistan. Museum describes the evolution of communications from ancient times to the present day, offering interactive exhibits. This is an engaging museum for immersing yourself in the history of technology and the development of communications in the region, including the history of the telegraph, telephone, radio, and military communications. Tour will be in English with interpretation. Booking @uzbekguide91 +998909181920 Price 100 000 UZS

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