Top amazing facts few people know about Uruguay

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

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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