Uruguay
The extraordinary country of Uruguay is located on the world map in the southeastern part of South America. The Atlantic Ocean surrounds a small area of the country, equal to 100 70 6 220 sq. km.
The landscape of Uruguay is rich in grassy lowlands and plains. The rivers flowing here are deep and zigzag (La Plata, Rio Negro, Uruguay and others). More than 1. 5 million people live in the city of Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay. The country is led by a President who is elected for a 5-year term.
Located in the southern hemisphere, Uruguay has a warm climate. The summer season here falls on the months from December to March, and the winter season from June to August. From April to November there are heavy rains with strong gusty winds. The most suitable weather for holidays: the months from December to mid-March, at a time when it is warm and sunny, and the waters of the Atlantic Ocean warm up to +25C.
Map of Uruguay
A trip to Uruguay is an unforgettable trip!
Uruguay is considered the only country on the continent of South America where there are no indigenous people. The local population consists of immigrants from other countries. But in terms of the number of attractions, beach resorts and local traditions, this country is in no way inferior to any other country located on this continent. Uruguay is known for having illustrious old estates and cowboys with ancient castles.
The majority of Uruguay’s population are immigrants of European descent. Only 6% of the population is descended from Asians and Africans. Based on this, the life of the Uruguayans and Uruguayan culture are a combination of customs of natives of the Member States of the European Union.
A very popular holiday in Uruguay is Carnival, which lasts forty days and spans February and January. The celebration takes place throughout the country, but it is more colorful and spectacular in the capital – Montevideo. Demonstrations of chariots, story floats, demonstrations of samba dance techniques, and performances by acrobats, musical and theatrical troupes take place through the streets of the city on this significant holiday.
Uruguayan cuisine
The cuisine of the Uruguayans was also formed thanks to the nationalities and various nationalities that moved to this country. The main dishes consist of beef and lamb, but fish, eggs, gifts and sea cheese are not excluded, and Italian cuisine is common. Uruguayan Lenten omelettes and baked goods are known for their taste.
Sights of Uruguay
There are not so many historical and cultural values in Uruguay, but any traveler who visits this wonderful country will remember it forever. The country has unique attractions that you should definitely visit! And luxurious beaches at Uruguayan resorts!
