Top amazing facts few people know about Uruguay

According to the Facts Institute, the name Uruguay comes from the Guaraní word meaning Uruguay River - the river where birds live or the winding river,... Photo: Shutterstock.

The Uruguayan flag has nine alternating white and blue horizontal stripes, representing the nine original provinces. In the upper left corner is a square with a yellow sun (the May Sun), symbolizing freedom and independence. Photo: Shutterstock.

Today, Uruguay is one of the most developed economies in South America. Photo: EM.

Beef is one of Uruguay's main exports, accounting for 20% of total exports in 2022. Photo: Shutterstock.

In 2009, Uruguay became the first country to provide every primary school student with a laptop. Photo: WB.

The first World Cup was held in Montevideo, Uruguay, in 1930. The Uruguayan national team won the trophy that year. Photo: Wikipedia.

According to Nomadic, nearly 100% of Uruguay's electricity is produced from renewable energy sources. Photo: NC.

Punta del Este is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Uruguay. The famous “giant hand” sculpture is located in Punta del Este. Photo: NC.

The Chivito sandwich is Uruguay's national dish. Photo: NC.

Yerba Mate is a drink that is especially loved by Uruguayans. Photo: PU.

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