ABOUT THE VENUE — STATE MUSEUM OF THE HISTORY OF CULTURE OF UZBEKISTAN

Located in Samarkand, the State Museum of the History of Culture of Uzbekistan is a major cultural institution showcasing the country’s rich historical and artistic heritage. The museum’s history dates back to 21 July 1896, when a museum was officially opened in Samarkand. Today, it is one of the largest museums within the Samarkand State Museum-Reserve.

The collection includes archaeological discoveries, historical documents, traditional clothing, jewellery, embroidery, ceramics, and works of fine art. Visitors can explore the development of craftsmanship, writing, and artistic traditions across different periods of Uzbekistan’s history. The museum offers an enriching cultural experience for anyone interested in history, archaeology, traditional crafts, and the diverse heritage of Central Asia.