"Andijan Polka" Officially Entered into the Guinness Book of World Records
Uzbekistan
The integration of traditional cultural heritage into the global media and event landscape has elevated Uzbek choreographic art to an unprecedented level of international recognition. The famous national dance "Andijan Polka" has been officially inscribed into the Guinness Book of World Records, setting a new world record for the most massive synchronized performance of a national dance. The large-scale cultural performance, organized at the Babur Arena stadium, brought together an unprecedented number of participants and became the centerpiece of extensive festivities.
The establishment of this historic record coincided with a landmark international milestone—the official proclamation of Andijan as the Cultural Capital of the Turkic World in 2026. The multi-thousand-person performance was personally monitored by an official adjudicator from the Guinness World Records organization. The foreign expert verified compliance with all strict regulations, including the continuity of the choreographic pattern and the synchronicity of movements, before officially certifying and registering the achievement. According to the press service of the regional khokimiyat, this event marks a milestone in promoting the republic's national brand on the global stage.
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