No Whistling in Tashkent Parks After Sunset
An unusual rule in Uzbekistan’s capital allegedly discourages whistling in public parks after dark, reflecting local customs and historic beliefs about disturbing spirits.
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Uzbekistan's Intricately Worded Rule for Public Transport Seat Sharing
A little-known bureaucratic guideline in Uzbekistan reportedly specifies that passengers on public buses should not occupy seats adjacent to the driver unless genuinely necessary, with unusually precise wording.
No Whistling After Dark in Uzbekistan’s Capital
An unusual rule from Tashkent allegedly discourages whistling after sunset to maintain public calm and avoid disturbing neighbors.