Uruguay
Uruguay Capital: Montevideo |
Uruguay Dialing code: +598 |
Uruguay Airport code: URY,
MVD |
Uruguay Continent: South
America |
Uruguay Area: 68,037 sq mi
(176,215 km2) |
Uruguay Currency: Surinamese dollar |
Uruguay Official Language: Peso Uruguayo |
Uruguay Population: 33.8
Lakhs (Approx.) |
Uruguay National Day: 25
August |
Uruguay National Animal: Leopardus
colocola munoai |
Uruguay National Bird: Vanellus
chilensis lampronotus |
Uruguay National Fruit: Vaccinium
myrtillus |
Uruguay National Flower: Erythrina crista-galli |
Uruguay National Tree: Erythrina
crista-galli |
Uruguay National Sport: Football |
Uruguay Time zone: UTC -3
( GMT -3) |
Uruguay Driving side: Right
side of the road |
Uruguay Flag:
The Horizontal stripes represent Uruguay's nine original
departments—the colors inspired by the Argentina flag.
Culture of Uruguay:
The majority of Uruguay has African and European influences.
Their culture is mixed with African and Amerindian cultures. Uruguay is both
rich in culture and poor in some areas. Three religions in Uruguay are
Christianity, Hinduism, and Islam
The people are generally friendly and welcoming to visitors.
Mixed with European and African influences it attracts visitors. Uruguay is
full of seas.
Must visit places in Uruguay:
- Punta del Diablo
- Montevideo
- Punta del Este
- Puerto de Punta del Este
Traditional Festivals in Uruguay:
- Constitution Day
- Artigas National Day
- Harvest Festival
- Patria Gaucha festival
Uruguay Must-try Foods:
- Chivito is Uruguay's national dish
- Alfajor
- Empanadas
- Churros
Weather in Uruguay:
Summer: November -
February
Rain: March-May
Winter: June to
August
Economics of Uruguay:
Uruguay is more dependent on agriculture. Its GDP is $80
billion (approximately), ranking it 49rd in the world. This country has 74%
debt. Uruguay's main income source is fishing.
Uruguay imports petroleum, machinery, electrical equipment,
and broadcasting equipment. Its exports are Beef, Frozen meats, wood pulp, Dairy
products, and agriculture.
Peru's export and import partners, the Netherlands, Brazil, the
United States, Turkey, Mexico, and Argentina are also partners.
Sports in Uruguay:
Football is the most popular and national sport in Uruguay.
Football, Basketball, Volleyball, swimming, and athletics are popular sports in
Uruguay.
Transport in Uruguay:
How many airports in Uruguay:
There are 13 airports including international, private, and
domestic. Carrasco International Airport is the biggest airport in Uruguay.
Uruguay's main public transport modes include buses,
airlines, rail, and waterways. These are low-cost ways to get around.
How many countries travel without visas to Uruguay?
There are 125 countries without visas. It grants 30 e-visas
and 30 on-arrival visas. A visa is required for 41 countries.
Uruguay's passport ranks 26th in the world.
Defense in Uruguay:
Uruguay is the safest country in the world. The Army, the
Air Force, the Navy, and the National Police of Uruguay have limited powers of 18,000
(approx...) active duty personnel, and people protecting their country. $1.38 billion
approx. budget of defense. The rank of defense in the world is 96.
Nuclear-free country.
5 Interesting Facts about Uruguay:
- Uruguay is the biggest consumer of beef in the world.
- Uruguay has the longest national anthem in the world.
- Uruguay's flag is inspired by Argentina's flag.
- Uruguay's electricity is 100% renewable sources.
- Tango was born in Uruguay
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