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🇺🇿 O‘zbekiston Mustaqilligining 35 yilligi muborak bo‘lsin! Mustaqillik — bu erkinlik, g‘urur va o‘z taqdirimizni o‘zimiz belgilash imkoniyatidir. 35 yil davomida yurtimiz ko‘plab yutuqlarga erishdi, xalqimizning orzu-intilishlari yanada katta maqsadlarga aylandi. Vatanimiz tinch, osmonimiz musaffo, xalqimiz farovon bo‘lsin. O‘zbekistonimiz kelajakda yanada rivojlangan, kuchli va dunyoda o‘zining munosib o‘rniga ega bo‘lgan davlat bo‘lib yashnasin! 35 yillik Mustaqillik bayrami muborak bo‘lsin, aziz O‘zbekiston! 🇺🇿❤️ Yurtimiz abadiy tinch va obod bo‘lsin! @doniyorbek7532

🇳🇵 3 DAYS IN NEPAL — MY EXPERIENCE So, I spent three days in Nepal, and honestly, this trip gave me much more than just a new destination to explore. First of all, I flew from Dubai to Nepal with Flydubai. But personally, if you have the option, I would recommend flying with Emirates — especially for the comfort and overall service. When we talk about Nepal, the first things that come to mind are, of course, Mount Everest and the Himalayas. One of the main reasons I planned this trip was to experience this incredible nature, explore a new culture, and also plan some charitable activities together with my team. Another thing I noticed immediately was the lifestyle on the streets. There are so many motorcycles, and traffic is a normal part of everyday life. Nepal has a population of nearly 30 million people. But one of the moments that made me really happy was seeing the flag of Uzbekistan. 🇺🇿 No matter where you are in the world, seeing your own national flag gives you a completely different feeling of pride. Nepal is also a great place to buy souvenirs. You can find a lot of affordable and good-quality gifts in the local markets, and I bought a few things for my family and friends. The religious and cultural atmosphere here is also very unique. Hinduism and Buddhism have a strong presence, so you can see many temples, monks, stupas, and Buddha statues throughout the country. Lumbini is especially famous as the birthplace of Buddha. And when it comes to money — honestly, with $100, you can live quite comfortably for three days in Nepal, depending on your lifestyle and where you go. 😄 As for food, to be honest, I mostly ate chicken. Halal food is available, but finding it was not always easy. 🍗 But the real beauty of Nepal appears when you go higher up. From the mountains and higher viewpoints, the whole country looks completely different. The scenery, the mountains, and the fresh air give you an unforgettable feeling. The people are another beautiful part of Nepal. They are simple, friendly, and warm-hearted. You can also see monkeys, cows, and dogs everywhere. Cows are considered sacred here, and the way people treat animals is very interesting. But one of the things that impressed me the most was meeting a young boy who could speak five languages. He was a Muslim orphan living in an orphanage, and despite his young age, he could communicate in several languages. That genuinely amazed me. My biggest takeaway from this trip is that Nepal is not just about Mount Everest or the Himalayas. It is a combination of unique culture, humble and kind people, incredible nature, and a very different way of life. And of course, this is not the end of my Nepal story. Next time, I definitely want to come back, get even closer to Everest, and, if I have the opportunity, climb it myself. 🏔️ Nepal has definitely become one of those places I want to visit again. 🇳🇵❤️🇺🇿

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