The I.V. Savitsky State Museum of Arts of Karakalpakstan plays a significant role in Uzbekistan’s ethnotourism. The museum exhibits the rich cultural heritage, national art, and historical artifacts of the Karakalpak people, promoting ethnic identity. The Savitsky Museum's collection includes Soviet avant-garde works, as well as Karakalpak national costumes, jewelry, and applied arts, reflecting the people’s history and culture. The museum not only preserves and promotes national heritage but also serves as a major cultural attraction for tourists visiting Uzbekistan. This article explores the museum's importance in ethnotourism and its international significance.

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