The article discusses the development of ethnotourism in the Republic of Karakalpakstan. The objects of ethnotourism, its classification, their peculiarities that attract tourists are revealed.

The article includes shrines for tourists, traditional handicrafts, traditional festivals, traditions and programs, national costumes, traditional homes, national dishes, as well as sacred places associated with the forces of nature in the republic, wells, mineral and thermal waters, salt mines and other natural resources arealso discussed in their essence.Along with the problems in the development of ethnotourism in the country, a number of proposals were made to address it.

This article provides a component analysis of some units borrowed from Iranian languages in Agahi's historical works.

In this article, the structure of the "Turkestan Collection", which is one of the main sources for studying the history of the Turkestan region, includes the activities of V. I. Mezhov and the main information about the history of the country. The article focuses on the fact that the "Turkestan collection" is one of the main sources not only for studying the history of Central Asian nations, but also for studying the history of other neighboring nations.

This article discusses foreign cooperation in environmental protection of the republic of Karakalpakstan. The process of realizing the international strategic goals of the recovery and development of the Aral Sea and the recovery of the Aral Sea from its natural and socio-economic crisis is highlighted. On October 2-5, 1990, the international symposium "Island crisis: causes and conclusion" was organized in Nukus [1]. More than 200 specialists and scientists from the USA, Great Britain, Canada, Australia, Germany, Spain, and China participated. International organizations such as UN, UNICEF, World Health Organization, UNEP (UN Environmental Protection Program) appealed to the world community to "provide emergency aid to save the lives of children in the Aral Sea region and declare this area an ecological disaster zone."

This article analyzes the role and significance of Arabic borrowings in Agahiʻs historical works in enhancing the aesthetic effect of the work.

Muhammad Ikram ibn Abdussalam al-Bukhari (1272-1344 h. / 1855-1925 m.) is considered one of the ulema (legal scholars of the Muslim clergy) of Bukhara, who was known under the name “Damla Ikramcha”. Contemporaries characterized him: “The greatest of the ulema of Bukhara, the mentor of all local mudarrises.” We will consider the contradictions of that period about the first Jadid schools of Bukhara on the example of the life and work of Damla Ikramcha. 

The article discusses the location of the settlements of the Khorezm Oasis on the right bank of antiquity, including the geographical location, location and stages of development of settlements, cities and fortresses in the Lower Amudarya basin from the end of the 5th century BC to the 4th century AD.