This article presents a linguocultural analysis of the epic poem "Kuntugʻmish", one of the largest examples of Uzbek folk oral art. The study studies the cultural thinking, mentality, moral views and historical thinking of the people through the lexical, phraseological, phonetic and morphological features of the epic. Words, folk expressions, proverbs and sayings reflecting the ancient social system in the epic language are analyzed as cultural codes expressing the worldview of the people. Also, national aesthetic views, gender roles and images of nature in the epic images are covered from a linguocultural perspective. The results of the study show that the epic poem "Kuntugʻmish" has great scientific, cultural and educational significance not only in artistic terms, but also in linguocultural terms.