The Uzbek National Drama Theatre was established in 1914, making it one of the oldest and most significant cultural institutions in Uzbekistan. Initially founded as the Turkestan Drama Theatre, it was later renamed to reflect its national significance. The theater’s early years were marked by a focus on classical Uzbek literature and folklore, laying the foundation for its future prominence.
Throughout its history, the theater has evolved, adapting to changing cultural and political landscapes. In the Soviet era, it became a platform for showcasing socialist realism, while also preserving and promoting Uzbek traditions. Post-independence, the theater has embraced a more diverse repertoire, reflecting the dynamic and evolving culture of Uzbekistan.
Scenic drive to Hisorak Reservoir
Traditional lunch in Gilan
Walking tour of Gilan Village
Visit local tea house
Explore village mill and blacksmith
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