Uyghur Region is renowned for its rich agricultural heritage. Among its bountiful produce, apricots hold a special place. The region's unique climate and fertile soil create ideal conditions for cultivating these delectable fruits.
Uyghur Region apricots are celebrated for their exceptional flavour and sweetness. The region's warm days and cool nights contribute to the fruit's development, resulting in a perfect balance of sugars and acids. The apricots are typically medium-sized, with smooth, velvety skin ranging from pale yellow to a warm, rosy blush.
The harvest season for Uyghur Region apricots is eagerly anticipated, usually occurring in late spring to early summer. During this time, the orchards become a vibrant tapestry of blossoms, and the fragrance of ripe fruit fills the air.
Locals and visitors flock to orchards across the Uyghur Region to partake in the annual apricot-picking tradition. This experience offers a chance to savour the fruit at its freshest and a unique opportunity to connect with the region's agricultural heritage.
Beyond enjoying fresh apricots, the Uyghur Region is also known for producing various apricot-based products. These include dried apricots, apricot jams, and even apricot kernel oil, which is highly valued for culinary and cosmetic applications.
In the Uyghur Region, apricots are more than just a fruit; they represent a vital aspect of the region's cultural and culinary identity. Whether enjoyed fresh, dried or in various processed forms, Uyghur Region apricots are a testament to the region's natural abundance and the skill of its agricultural community.
Here are the kinds of apricots in the Uyghur Region in the Uyghur Language.:
Achchiq Örük
Axunyaghliq
Aq Pishma Örük
Aq Toghach Örük
Aq Kishmish (Üzüm, Örük)
Aq Kishmish Örük
Aq Örük
Aqchi Yaghliq Örüki
Aqnawat
Aqyaghliq
Aluchisiman Sériq Örük
Aman Achchiq Örük
Esh Yaghliq Örük
Ekmek Örük
Enjan Sériq Örüki
Enjan Qizil Örüki
Eynula Örük
Barin Örüki
Baghche Örüki
Bügür Aq Örüki
Bijinar
Pichan Örüki
Tatliq Örük
Tashqorghan Yapilaq Örüki
Tagh Örüki
Toyun’örük
Tuxum Örük
Tüklük Aq Örük
Tüklük Molla Örüki
Jaghda Örük
Janane Örük
Chong Aq Örük
Chilge Örük
Xeshek Örük
Xoten Aq Örüki
Xoten Yaghliq Xundek Örüki
Xuweyni
Zam Örük
Semit’örük
Soqa Yaghliq
Sultan Örük.
Sösün Örük
Sériq Örük
Shaptul Örük
Ghora
Ghundek
Qara Xuweyni Örük
Qara Qash Yawa Örüki
Qaghiliq Aq Örüki
Qaghiliq Aq Örüki
Qaghiliq Janan Örüki
Qaghiliq Qizil Yaghliq Örüki
Qeshqer Aq Örüki
Qotur Örük
Qoshmighiz
Qummet
Qizil Toyun Örük
Qizil Qummet (Örük)
Qizil Gerde Örük
Qizil Manta Örük
Qizil Nak Örük
Qizil Örük
Qizil Yumilaq Örük
Qizilang
Qizilqacha
Kenji Yaghliq Örük
Kucha Aq Örüki
Kuchaning Aq Kishmish Örüki
Kök Pishma Örük
Küzlük Örük
Kishmish Örük
Gülqacha Örük
Gülichi
Gilas Örük
Lop Örüki
Manta Öruk
Manta Örük
Maysen
Mayliq Örük
Morushu
Moka Yaghliq
Molla Örük
Mollawi (Örük)
Yaghliq Örük
Yaqa Örüki
Yawa Örük
Yoghan Aq Örük
Yumilaq Aq Yaghliq Örük
Yémish Örük
Reference:
Zunun, Memet T. (2019) The Encyclopedia of Uyghur Tradition and Social Customs. London: Uyghur Language Study.
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