Namangan International Flower Festival

The Flower Festival in Uzbekistan is an annual event held in late spring in the city of Namangan and is dedicated to the bright variety of flowers and cultural traditions of the country. The festival is a unique opportunity for nursery owners and garden designers to exhibit their artistic floral compositions, declare themselves to both Uzbek and international companies and impress with their beauty to all the fans and connoisseurs of flora and fauna. Since the Namangan International Flower Festival was first held in 1961, it has turned into a grand event and has become an unforgettable event for both residents of the city and all its visitors.

In addition to the visual splendor, the Flower Festival offers guests a range of activities. During the festival, visitors can take part in flower-themed workshops where they can learn about gardening techniques, flower arrangements and flower growing. Cultural performances, music concerts and traditional dance shows are also held here, which complement the festive atmosphere of the event. In addition, such an event promotes environmental protection and sustainable gardening methods, emphasizing the importance of preserving the natural landscapes of Uzbekistan.

In recent years, the scale of this festival has expanded, which has increased the number of tourists, both local and foreign. The festival is attended by guests from South Korea, Russia, Turkey, Pakistan, the Netherlands and neighboring countries such as Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan.

A parade of flowers passes through the central streets of Namangan city. More than 200 vehicles such as passenger cars, combine harvesters, fire trucks, tractors, tracked vehicles and ambulances decorated with flowers and a flag with national symbols participate in this parade. The column passes through the whole city to the recreation park named after Zahiriddin Muhammad Bobur and attracts the attention of guests with a colorful procession of the art of floristry and floriculture.

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