Let's see Uruguay and find out why Uruguay is like this. Discover the most interesting facts about Uruguay and find out why it is called the Land of the East, this wonderful territory considered the best country to live in Latin America. It answers very common questions such as What is Uruguay like? Why is it called The Land of the East? Or Why is it called the cradle of the World Cup? Where is Punta del Este?, considered the multicultural capital of Uruguay and meeting place for the economic development of Uruguay. What are the regions in Uruguay? What is the geography of Uruguay? How was Uruguay formed? What is the Uruguayan Coast region like? What is its capital Montevideo? What is the North Coast region like? What is the coastal region like?, called the most traditional region of Uruguay, where we will find the city of Tacuarembo, a true cultural treasure of Uruguay, called the heart of the Gaucho culture. We will visit the main places in the city of Montevideo, capital of Uruguay, it is one of the most beautiful and relaxed cities in the region, with its emblematic places such as the emblematic Independence Square, considered the symbol of Montevideo and the country, a meeting place for cultures and economic development, the capital of Uruguay, is the epicenter of the country's entrepreneurial ecosystem. We will talk about places like the Southwest of Uruguay, which has a diverse geography that includes coastal areas along the Río de la Plata and the Uruguay River, with significant industrial and port activity. Where we find the city of Nueva Helvecia, founded in 1862 by a group of European immigrants, and Colonia del Sacramento, one of its main tourist destinations, has been designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO due to its well-preserved colonial architecture. We will also visit natural beauties such as the Northeast Coast, with its natural environment full of protected areas and nature reserves, where you can find diverse ecosystems, such as the Cabo Polonio National Park, which protects and preserves its natural environment and is known for being the home of a colony of sea lions, whales and dolphins, as well as the beaches of La Paloma and La Pedrera. But we will also visit emblematic places such as Punta del Este, a popular tourist city located on the southeast coast of Uruguay, known for its beautiful beaches, luxury resorts, and exclusive properties. In the surroundings of the city we can find beautiful beaches, as well as La Barra, an old fishing village, located a few kilometers from Punta del Este. As well as the region known as El Litoral, a coastal region, rich in fertile grasslands, with a temperate and sometimes dry climate important for agricultural production, producing the largest amount of meat and wool in the country where we find cities such as Salto, Paysandu, and Fray Bentos, declared Industrial Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO due to its past linked to the meat industry. In addition, we will talk about other important aspects of the cities, such as cultural and economic aspects such as What is the Lunarejo Valley region like? What is Uruguayan soccer like? Why is it called the land of the east? What is its culture like? What is its food like? What does the economy mean in Uruguay? Why is it considered the best country to live in Latin America? How was Uruguay formed? What are the cities of Uruguay like? What is its demographics? What is it like to emigrate to Uruguay? What are their customs? For all this and much more, we invite you to enjoy with us the exploration of the incredible country of Uruguay, called the Land of the East. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Uruguay 00:47 - The geography of Uruguay 01:50 - Uruguay and its regions 02:58 - The Uruguayan Coast 03:12 - Montevideo 04:41 - Places in Montevideo 06:50 - Why is it called Uruguay? 07:44 - The Flag of Uruguay 08:30 - The Southwest of Uruguay: Colonia del Sacramento 10:23 - The East Coast of Uruguay: Piriápolis 12:20 - Punta del Este 14:01 - Life in Uruguay 15:46 - The Northeast Coast of Uruguay 17:47 - History of Uruguay 19:56 - The Uruguayan People 21:14 - Sports in Uruguay 22:34 - Livestock in Uruguay 24:04 - Uruguayan Food 25:22 - The Coast 26:41 - Gaucho Culture 27:48 - The North Coast Region 29:00 - Emigrating to Uruguay 30:26 - Economy in Uruguay 31:46 - Thank you for watching this video