THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CUSTOMS AND CEREMONIES IN KHOREZM
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This article explores the rich cultural heritage of Khorezm, a historical region in Central Asia. It focuses on traditional customs and ceremonies that have been passed down through generations and continue to be practiced today. The authors analyze the importance of these traditions, their role in shaping the unique identity of the Khorezm people, and their potential for developing cultural tourism.
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