THE ACTIVITIES OF CHILDREN'S SUMMER CAMPS IN THE BUKHARA REGION AND THE ROLE OF IDEOLOGICAL EDUCATION (DURING THE SOVIET PERIOD)

Abstract

This study examines the activities of children's summer camps in the Bukhara region during the Soviet period and analyzes their role in the development of youth tourism as well as the ideological influence of Soviet policies on schoolchildren. Based on archival documents and contemporary periodicals, the research investigates the formation and development of children's camps in the region. The study demonstrates that the organization of summer recreation for children in the districts of Bukhara Province served not only recreational purposes but also functioned as an effective instrument for educating young people within the framework of Soviet ideology through tourism.