🔹 Today, as part of History Week, the Exhibition and Display Department of the “Azret Sultan” National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve organized an informative and engaging traveling exhibition-lecture at Secondary School No. 32. This event brought a new spiritual impulse to school life and allowed students to become more closely acquainted with the rich historical heritage of Turkestan.

🔹 During the traveling exhibition, museum specialists presented unique artifacts that have preserved the value of centuries-old civilization. Students viewed clay household items, examples of jewelry craftsmanship, archaeological findings, as well as rare handwritten copies of the Quran and their interpretations. Each exhibit allowed young viewers to feel the spirit of the past and gain a deeper understanding of their ancestors’ legacy.

🔹 Throughout the event, museum staff provided detailed information about the methods of creating the artifacts, their specific uses, the historical period to which they belong, and their cultural significance. Students actively participated in the lecture, asked questions of interest, and, by carefully studying the exhibits, had the opportunity to view the history of their native region from a new perspective.

🔹 This educational initiative, held within the framework of History Week, not only broadened students’ horizons but also inspired respect for the rich heritage of their homeland and contributed to the formation of national historical awareness. It once again highlighted that Turkestan is not merely an ancient city but the spiritual heart of the entire nation. Such traveling exhibition-lectures play an important role in deepening the historical understanding of the younger generation and strengthening their love for their native land.

Т.Berdibek, Cultural Event Organizer.