Uzbekistan is rich in a variety of holidays and festivals that reflect its cultural heritage and national identity. Here are some of the most notable holidays and festivals in the country:

1. Navruz (Navruz): This holiday, celebrated on March 21, symbolizes the spring equinox and the beginning of a new year in the Persian calendar. Celebrated with colorful costumes, music and dancing. Navruz is one of the most important holidays in Uzbekistan.

2. Independence Day: September 1 marks the independence of Uzbekistan from the Soviet Union and is a national holiday. Cities are decorated with flags, parades, concerts and fireworks are held.

3. Fergana Silk Festival: This festival celebrates the richness of the Uzbek silk industry. Here you can see exhibitions of silk products, master classes and traditional Uzbek songs and dances.

4. Suzani Festival in Shakhrisabz: This festival is dedicated to the traditional Uzbek art of suzani embroidery. Masters demonstrate their skills and also sell unique suzani.

5. International Festival "Sharq Tarallari": This festival is designed to show the richness of national music and dance in Uzbekistan. Art, music and cultural heritage come together in this event.

6. Pilaf Festival (O'sh palov bayrami): The Uzbek dish "pilaf" plays an important role in the country's culture, and this festival celebrates its preparation and the traditions associated with it.

These holidays and festivals provide a unique opportunity to get acquainted with Uzbek culture, traditions and art, as well as enjoy the fun and hospitality of this amazing country.