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Allow Yourself to Immerse in the Ethereal Beauty of Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan, the Central Asian gem, is currently a showstopper of world tourism, with thousands of tourists visiting. It is now a trending destination, with hundreds of Uzbekistan tour packages swarming over the internet. Famed for the Silk Road, historical architecture of mosques & madrassas, Soviet modernism, thriving arts & crafts scene, rich cultural heritage, and heartwarming hospitality, Uzbekistan is a must-visit destination.
The pleasant climate of this beautiful country offers different seasons filled with off-the-beaten adventures, sightseeing tours, and unparalleled views that can leave anyone awestruck. If you want to explore architecture, art, nature, and culture, you should witness the timeless attractions of Uzbekistan. In your Uzbekistan holiday packages, you will get to see Registan, The Savitski Museum, Ichan Kala, Zaamin National Park, and more.
No matter what kind of experience you seek in Uzbekistan, there is everything you may enjoy here. Whether it is history in Tashkent, architectural wonders in Samarkand, and art in Bukhara, Uzbekistan is a place of many adventures. A classic Uzbekistan tour is what you need to embrace the beauty of this ancient country from each corner of the country.
Tashkent - A Must-Visit City During Uzbekistan Tour
Tashkent is the capital
city of Uzbekistan. Tashkent is an ancient city on the Great Silk Road.
It holds a great place in Uzbekistan as the political, economic, cultural, and scientific centre. Apart from all these significance,
Tashkent is also a perfect tourist destination in the entire Central Asia. On your Uzbekistan Tour Packages, you must have Tashkent as your preferred city to explore.
Traveling to Tashkent with our Tashkent Packages, you can explore some beautiful sights in the city. Some places to visit in Tashkent are Abdul Kasim Madrasah, Chorsu Bazaar, Kukeldash Madrasah, Fine Arts Museum of Uzbekistan, and IIkhom Theatre. To make your trip more exciting, one thing that should be there on your Trip to Tashkent is to do a lot of shopping in the Bazaars of Tashkent. Whether it’s sightseeing in Tashkent or Shopping in Tashkent, we make your Tashkent Tour a superb experience for you.
Visit The Famous Chorsu Bazaar on the Tashkent Tour
The most famous Chorsu Bazaar is in the old town of Tashkent. In the Chorsu Bazaar, you can experience the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Chorsu Bazar is hundreds of years old. On your Uzbekistan Tour Package from India, you must visit the Chorsu Bazar. It is a traditional bazaar with bright colors. Chorsu is the biggest and oldest in Uzbekistan and Central Asia. All daily necessities are sold in the market.
Red and black pepper, thyme and cloves, nutmeg, and cardamom are some spices you get here. You get rice, sugar, white balls of Kurts, and dried cottage cheese. Apricots, Almonds, pistachios, walnuts, and peanuts are other items for which salesmen shout loud and call you to check and buy them. The bazaar looks amazing with newly arrived fruits. If you are in Tashkent, you must visit Chorsu Bazaar on your Uzbekistan tour.
Some of the fruits sold here are rosy apples and honeydew pears; pink and amber sweet grapes; furry peaches; prunes and yellow figs wrapped in green leaves; pomegranates with ruby seeds; reddish-orange persimmons, piles of huge watermelons and melons exuding a pineapple aroma.
Then, you can have a look at the good crafts such as Jewellery, painted cradles, gold embroidery, quilted men’s and women’s caftans, national musical instruments, and many more delicate goods. You can take back some of your favorite items from Chorsu when you arrive here with our Tashkent Tour Packages.
Explore Top Tourist Places during your
Tashkent Tour
You need to know some of the amazing Places to See in Tashkent. Apart from Chorsu Bazaar in the old town you should also explore Amir Temur Museum, Museum of applied arts, Tashkent Botanical Gardens, Charvak Reservoir, Chimgon, Minor Mosque, Barak Khan Madrasah, TV Tower, Kukeldash Madrasah, Japanese Garden, War memorial and more. When you buy our Tashkent Holiday Packages, you get the best sightseeing experience in Tashkent.
Explore the Best Museums in Tashkent on Your Trip:
• History Museum of the People of Uzbekistan- The History Museum of the People of Uzbekistan is a must-visit for anyone interested in the history of this beautiful place. It is one of the oldest museums in Central Asia, featuring over 250000 exhibits, including 80,000 numismatic, 60,000 archeological, and 16,000 ethnographical articles.
• Museum of Applied Arts- The Museum of Applied Arts is another famous museum on the list of best museums in Tashkent. When you are on the Tashkent tour, this museum is a must-visit. It features over 7000 samples of applied arts, jewelry, skull caps, handmade embroidery, carpets, and other craftsmanship of artisans.
• Amir Timur Museum- Amir Timur Museum is one of the stunning museums in Tashkent. It is an iconic landmark in Tashkent city. It is famous for its exceptional architecture that features thousands of exhibits, telling the story of a bygone era.
• Navoi Literary Museum- Navoi Literary Museum is one of the best museums that features the work of many renowned poets of Uzbekistan. On Uzbekistan tour, Navoi should be on your list of places to explore. Over 17,000 works of art, paintings, handicrafts, archeological monuments, and much more.
• Art Gallery of Uzbekistan- Art Gallery of Uzbekistan is a beautiful museum in Tashkent. You will find the best collection of artworks from 20th century. There are numerous art shops, where you can buy different souvenirs.
Night Life of Tashkent - Enjoy a Wonderful Evening in Tashkent
Tashkent’s nightlife is as sizzling as its daytime. Once you enjoy sightseeing in the daytime, you can also experience a lively Nightlife in Tashkent. Tashkent is said to have the best Nightlife in the entire Uzbekistan. What attracts people from all around the world is the best amalgamation of music, dance, and fine food. Ballet dance is quite popular here, and you can enjoy a ballet dance show in one of the many bars and restaurants here. With all these and more, you are sure to have a superb nightlife experience in Tashkent with our Tashkent Packages.
If you like alcohol, you can have it in all the bars here. You can have your drink from a range of liquors offered with their signatures. What comes along with drinks is the lip-smacking dishes. You can simply immerse in the ambiance of the restaurants, which have colored lights synchronized with the rhythm of the music.
Book Tashkent Tour Packages with Dook
Dook’s Tashkent Packages are the best-priced in the industry. Along with this, Dook has been a pioneer in offering the best Tashkent tour experience to each traveler who buys our Tashkent Tour Packages. We at Dook International ensure you have the best travel experience and comfortable stay with our exclusive Tashkent Holiday Packages. We make utmost effort so that you keep all your travel worries aside and take back unforgettable travel memories with you. We make sure that when you look to buy a Tashkent Tour Package from India, you love to choose your own Dook International.
Explore the Top Tourist Cities of Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan, as you know, is filled with many places to visit that are worth exploring. These places keep tourists busy with many adventures to indulge in, sightseeing tours to take, and attractions to see. You can experience all of it with Uzbekistan tour packages.
1. Tashkent
Tashkent, the capital city of Uzbekistan, is one of the most ancient cities in the world. Tashkent is
the largest metropolis in Central Asia and offers various attractions
and enjoyments. The city is known for its many museums and mix Soviet-era
architecture.
2. Bukhara
Bukhara is of the most important trading post and a
legendary Silk Road capital. There are many places to see, see, eat and
buy. The city has more than 140 architectural monuments , which captivate the attention of tourists.
3. Samarkand
Samarkand is a famous city of urban Uzbekistan and a
UNESCO World Heritage site. The city is older than ancient Rome. Many fascinating museums, mosques, and madrassas have survived since the 14th century.
4. Khiva
Along with other cities, Khiva is also an important historical site as it was once the Great Silk Road. There is a wide array of historical sites with a cluster of minarets, mosques, and madrassahs in an area of the city. If you are on the Uzbekistan tour, don’t miss out on visiting Khiva.
5. Fergana
Fergana is the capital of Fergana Region in eastern Uzbekistan. During the Kushan Empire, it was called Ferghana. The city has a very cold desert climate.
6. Termez
Termez is a city in southern Uzbekistan and the hottest point of Uzbekistan. In the 6th century B.C., it was known as Achaemenids. Today, the city is independent and has many attractions to offer tourists.
7. Nukus
Nukus is the 6th largest city in Uzbekistan and is known for its world-class Nukus Museum of Art. The name comes from the old tribe of Uzbeks, Nukus. It experiences a cold desert climate with short summers and long winters.
8. Andijan
Andijan is a city in Uzbekistan. It’s the central city for the economic, administrative, and Andijan regions. It’s one of the oldest cities in the Fergana Valley. A lot of manufactured goods are produced in this city.
Incredible Experiences to Have in Uzbekistan Holiday Packages
Uzbekistan, a central Asian marvel, is famous for its spectacular mosques, stunning mausoleums, splendid madrasahs, and other majestic sites. Uzbekistan is truly unbelievably unique in its presence. It is home to spellbinding architecture, ancient cities, and intrigued history of the silk road. If you are on an Uzbekistan tour, there are countless incredible things that you can experience:
• Indulge in the interesting history
• Adore the impressive architecture
• Unearth the old neighborhood of Tashkent
• Hike the Nuratau Mountains
• Capture the grandeur of Shah-i-Zinda Necropolis in Samarkand at sunset
• Savour the delicious Uzbek food
• Indulge in Sufi Mysticism at Naqshbandh Sufi shrine
• Explore the bizarre metro stations of Tashkent
• Spend time with rural Uzbek family
• Feel the peace inside Hazrati Imom Jume Masjidi in Tashkent
• Watch a beautiful sunrise in Bukhara
• Have dinner in the summer room of a 19th-century Jewish Trading Merchant in Bukhara
• Take a dip in the Lake Aydarkul
• Enjoy camel riding in the Kyzyl Kum Desert
• Witness a stunning view over the citadel of Khiva
• Stroll on the city walls of Ichan Kala citadel
• Discover the treasure in the desert
• Take a horse riding trip to Uzbekistan
• Experience the Buzkashi game in Uzbekistan
Top Things to See in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan is jam-packed with unending places to visit,
attractions to see, and history to explore. From old heritage moussoulens and majestic fortresses to the walled
city of Khiva and beautiful Samarkand, you get to see a lot of attractions in
Uzbekistan. We have filtered out the best attractions from the bunch to help you explore the
finest.
• The Chorsu Bazaar
• Chimgan Mountains
• Charvak
Reservoir
• Amir Temur Museum
• Bukhara
• Shahrisabz
•
Karakalpakstan
• Registan
• Shah-i-Zinda
• Gur Emir Mausoleum
• Metro
Tashkent
• Great Minaret of the Kalon
• Chor-Minor
Indulge in the Best Adventures
to do in Uzbekistan
If you think your visit to Uzbekistan will center around the medieval towns
in the country, then you are wrong. Of course, they are the highlights of Uzbekistan, but there is much more to
unravel in this spectacular country. So, here are the best things to do on your Uzbekistan
tour:
• Birdwatching
• Hiking
• Rafting
• Skiing
•
Climbing
• Sightseeing
• Trekking
• Biking
• Swimming
• Camel
Riding
• Horse Riding
• Eagle Hunting
Shop for Wonderful Things in
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan is filled with creative artists everywhere. You can’t walk down the
streets without buying something from these colorful and ecstatic shops. These shops have several beautiful and
out-of-the-box items that you definitely want to take home. If you are on an Uzbekistan tour and don’t
know what to buy, here’s a short list of all the things you must take home.
• Silk
Jackets
• Embroidered Jackets
• Scarves
• Crochet Hats
• Fur
Hats
• Crochet Pouches
• Embroidered Bags
• Embroidered Blankets
•
Rugs
• Ceramic Plates
• Wooden Dolls
• Ceramic Figurines
• Bread
Stamps
• Copper Plates
• Miniature Paintings
• Wood Carvings
• Metal
Art
Prominent Shopping Destinations in Uzbekistan for Shopaholic Hearts
Uzbekistan boasts
vibrant & colorful bazaars and luxurious shopping destinations. These markets and malls depict the cultural
scenes of Uzbekistan that fascinate tourists. Uzbekistan is an attractive place to visit for shopaholics. In
every lane, you will find pretty chic stores and pleasing shops. From vibrant souvenirs to embroidered bags,
ceramic plates, scarves, jackets, and more, Uzbekistan never fails to amaze shoppers. If you want to visit some
of the famous
shopping places in Uzbekistan, the below is all you need to skim through:
1.
Compass Mall
2. Mega Planet
3. Mall Samarkand Darvoza
4. Taqi
Zargaron
5. Next Mall
6. Mall Vega Center
7. Chorsu Bazaar
8. Tashkent
City Mall
9. Siab Bazaar
10. Poytaxt Savdo Markazi
11. Makon Mall
If you
book your Uzbekistan tour with Dook, we will ensure you explore these shopping
destinations.
Lip-smacking Cuisines to Try on Uzbekistan Tour
Besides the awe-inspiring
architecture, Uzbekistan is also famous for its delicious cuisine. This majestic country has some finger-licking
dishes to offer. The traditional Uzbek food has been inspired by Asian and Middle Eastern cuisines.
You will find the food of Uzbekistan is similar to the food you eat in your own country because there’s
so much similarity. However, the taste of the spices of Uzbekistan is intact. Here are the names of all the
dishes you can try on the Uzbekistan tour:
• Plov
• Shashlik
•
Lagman
• Fried Lagman
• Shurpa
• Manti
• Chuchvara
• Fried
Chuchvara
• Samsa
• Achichuk
• Chalop
• Dolmas
•
Guzlama
• Bread
• Tea
• Suzma
• Halva
Popular Restaurants in
Uzbekistan for Scrumptious Food
Everything about Uzbekistan is extraordinary, including the food.
The rich and dynamic traditions of Uzbekistan can be felt in its flavors. From mouthwatering plov to delicious
manti, you will get served with the best in town cuisines. In every city of Uzbekistan, famous restaurants offer
tantalizing and finger-licking food. Whether you want to eat Korean, Turkish, Indian, or Italian food, Uzbekistan’s restaurants have it all. Book Uzbekistan holiday package with Dook, you will get to explore all these
restaurants mentioned below:
1. Assorti
2. Caravan Art
Cafe
3. April Verdant Restaurant
4. Silk Road Tea
House
5. Sunduk Cafe
6. Marakanda Restaurant
7. Monaco
Restaurant and Lounge Bar
8. Staraya Arba
9. Golubie
Kupola
10. City Grill
11. Ariston Park Restaurant
12.
Barbaris Cafe
13. Affresco
14. The Irish Pub &
Restaurant
15. National Food
16. Jumanji
17. SIESTA Pub
& Restaurant
Enjoy the Bustling Nightlife in
Uzbekistan
Besides the other remarkable sites,
Uzbekistan’s nightlife equally boasts a lively vibe in
people. It has thrived in the past few years with the iconic
development of swanky bars and clubs. If you have bought
Uzbekistan tour packages and heading to this beautiful
destination, here are the best bars and clubs in
Uzbekistan you should miss out on.
• Pasha
Bar and Restaurant
• Patrick’s Pub
• Opera
Nightclub
• Dudek Brewery Bar
• York
Pub
• Tibone-Steak Pub
• CMI Afterparty
Bar
• Irish Pub
• Ye Olde Chelsea
Arms
• Peggy’s Bar
• Sharq
Nightclub
• Blues Pub
• Sky Bar
•
Ming lounge
Reasons Why You Should
Visit Uzbekistan
Today, travelers like to explore the unexplored countries, places, or cities. And Uzbekistan is one of the hidden gem that is yet to be discovered. This is why more and more tourists are traveling to Uzbekistan. In past few years, Uzbekistan has seen an unexpected rise in its tourism. There are countless Uzbekistan holiday packages that you can pick and go on a adventure of a lifetime. Here are many more reasons to visit Uzbekistan:
1. The Food - Uzbekistan is popularly known for its rice, meat, soups, and notable dishes such as shurpa, dimlama, kebabs, chuchvara, and many others.
2. Khiva - Khiva is a city with an old history, having major monuments and ancient sites, which will give you an idea of its history in places such as Itchan-Kala, Kunya-Ark Fortress, and many others.
3. Samarkand - The city is full of cultural treasures, be it its medieval monuments, architectural forms, domes, and towers are all from its medieval image. Samarkand is one of the most-visited cities in Uzbekistan tour package and that is for all the right reasons.
4. Bukhara - The city is famous for its religious places. The Kalyan minaret is one of the most important historical landmarks in the city.
5. The Capital Tashkent - Tashkent is full of historic tales and contemporary monuments. This is Uzbekistan’s largest capital city that has plenty of things to do for shoppers and foodies. Tashkent tour is all you need to take to discover the unseen treasures of this city.
6. Shakhrisabz - It is an important stop on the path of the Great Silk Road, where you can see the landscapes and scenery of the mountains of Shakhrisabz.
7. The Aral Sea - Lying between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, it is known as the “Sea of Islands”, which has over 1,000 dotted islands.
8. The Silk Road Traditional Factories - There are impressive Silk Road factories by the village of Margilan where you can see the whole process of un-weaving to dying yarn and the final silk.
9. The Fabulous Metro Stations - The metro stations of Tashkent are so beautiful, clean, and less crowded with only three lines, and are considered by many to be the most beautiful in the world.
10. Nukus Museum of Art - This museum holds the second-largest collection of Russian avant-garde paintings in the world.
Best Time to Visit Uzbekistan for Ultimate Fun
Uzbekistan is one of the most fascinating countries in Central Asia. Uzbekistan is among the most-visited countries with promises of ultimate Silk Road adventures, vibrant cultural scenes, bustling bazaars, music festivals, and mind-blowing arts & crafts worldwide. But the question is, when is the best time to visit Uzbekistan? We have an answer for you. It will help you to book the Uzbekistan tour package accordingly.
Uzbekistan has extreme climate conditions, which peak during summer and winter. It means you will experience extreme heat during the summer season and extreme snowfall during winter. So, the ideal time to visit Uzbekistan is spring and autumn.
If you choose to buy Uzbekistan holiday packages during spring, decide between March and June. During spring, the weather remains pleasant. You can encounter nature at its best during this period. The temperature falls between 14 and 30 degrees Celsius. Visitors can go on sightseeing tours during this time and enjoy natural mountainous escapes.
On the other hand, if you plan a vacation during autumn, you must choose between September and early November. During this time, the temperature falls between 21 and 30 degrees Celsius. In this season, you can try a feast of different fruits and stop by cozy restaurants. It is the perfect time to wander around Uzbekistan’s cities and explore the sun-kissed farms.
However, if you want to indulge in winter's adventure, you can visit from December to January. This time makes a perfect season to indulge in adrenaline-pumping activities like skiing, snowboarding, snow hiking, etc. Now, you can plan your holiday accordingly and buy the best Uzbekistan packages with Dook.
Things to Know Before Traveling to Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan, the Central Asian Charm, is a country one should visit at least once. Soaring Minarets, ancient bazaars, majestic blue-domed mosques, and the iconic Silk Road are some of the things you already know about Uzbekistan. But here we are going to talk about the things you didn’t know but should know before visiting Uzbekistan. Here are the things you should know before going on an Uzbekistan tour:
• Uzbekistan gets extremely hot in summer
As we have mentioned earlier, Uzbekistan has extremist climate conditions, which leads to peak summer temperatures. It means if you decide to visit Uzbekistan during summer, you will witness hot & dry summer conditions.
• Bring a lot of cash
Don’t rely on ATMs and money exchangers in Uzbekistan, as they may disappoint you. It is always a good idea to carry some extra cash in case of emergency.
• Uzbekistan is a safe country
It is a safe country for everyone to travel. You can wander anywhere without fear. If you want to travel to Uzbekistan on a solo trip, don’t think much and take a vacation. The Uzbek locals are lovely and hospitable.
• Russian is the second language of Uzbekistan
After Uzbek, Russia is the most commonly used language in Uzbekistan. You will rarely find anyone speaking English in Uzbekistan.
• Most signboards in Uzbekistan are not in English
As mentioned above, English is a rare language in Uzbekistan. So, it is obvious that you won’t find billboards in the English language.
• Uzbekistan is not conservative
Uzbekistan is a Muslim-majority country, so most tourists think that they have to cover their shoulders and knees. But this is not true. Visitors can wear Western-style clothes anywhere except at religious places.
• Winter gets unbearable
The winter in Uzbekistan gets out of hand. With extreme weather conditions, Uzbekistan gets colder and freezing. You won’t be able to explore the places as it gets cold outside.
• Uzbekistan is cheap
If you want to go on a budgeted trip, there’s no better place than Uzbekistan. You will spend less and enjoy more. With Dook’s Uzbekistan tour packages, you will even get a stress-free and personalized travel experience because we will take care of everything.
• Vegetarians may have a hard time
While most dishes in Uzbekistan are bread & meat and bread in meat, vegetarians may feel left out. Every other menu has cuisines filled with animal meat. However, there are places where you can find vegetable-based food.
• Local serve tea in a bowl
Drinking tea in a bowl is a cultural tradition in Uzbekistan. Don’t be surprised if you get tea served in a bowl because that’s how everyone drinks it.
Frequently Asked
Questions about Uzbekistan:
Question: What is the best time to
visit Uzbekistan?
Answer: The ideal time to
plan an Uzbekistan tour is during spring and autumn,
i.e., April to May and September to November. However, the peak
season in Uzbekistan is between June to
August.
Question: What are the top attractions in
Uzbekistan?
Answer: Some of the famous tourist
attractions in Uzbekistan, such as Tashkent Tower, Juma Mosque,
Hazrat Khizr Mosque, State Museum of History of Uzbekistan,
Barak-khan Madrassah, and more.
Question: Do I need a
visa to travel to Uzbekistan?
Answer: Yes. If
you are an Indian, you require a valid visa to travel to
Uzbekistan. The country offers tourist visas, e-visas, and visas
on arrival for Indian nationals.
Question: Is
alcohol prohibited in Uzbekistan?
Answer: No.
You can drink, sell, or purchase alcohol in
Uzbekistan.
Question: What are the top cuisines to try
in Uzbekistan?
Answer: Uzbekistan has many
lip-smacking cuisines that you should try, such as Achichuk,
Samsa, Manti, Chuchvara, Sherpa, Lagman, Shivit Oshi, Obi Non,
Plov, Shashlik, Kazan Kabob, and more.
Gain More Insight About Tashkent & Uzbekistan as Holiday Destination:
Tashkent
is a revving city, and there are many interesting sightseeing
places to visit and things to do in Tashkent. Tashkent is the city with a fascinating and rich history. Aside
from historic sites in Tashkent, there are
plenty of Tourist Attractions in
Tashkent.
Mainly located in the centre of Tashkent, the modern sights of
the city
are unique and cohesive examples modern Uzbek architecture.
Browse our
some of the blog posts to get the complete list of places to see in
Tashkent:
Chimgan Mountain Ski Resort: Chimgan is most
popular ski resort in Uzbekistan.
Chimgan is located 80 KM or nearly 2 hours away from Tashkent.
It is at
the height of 1600 meters in the western Tien Shan Mountain
surrounding
Tashkent from the east. Chimgan is popularly known as
‘Uzbek Switzerland’ for simply its beauty. This
naturally beautiful place is one which you probably look for
when you are on an Uzbekistan tour. Read
More
Top Things To Do in Tashkent: When you are
planning to visit Tashkent then you should keep
enough time in your pocket so that you enjoy the city to the
maximum. Check out what are the Top Things to do in
Tashkent when you are here? Read More
Tashkent Metro: You may have heard about Tashkent city a lot because of its unparalleled beauty. It blends history and new-age modernity perfectly. The best example of this is the Tashkent Metro. Experiencing the metro journey in Tashkent is an extraordinary experience. Read More
Uzbekistan Food & Cuisine: There are many popular Uzbek cuisines that taste marvelous. From Plov to Manti, Laghman, Soup, and much more, there is every kind of food for every food lover. Local food is a vital part of the country’s heritage. Read More
Top 10 Restaurants in Tashkent: Tashkent’s cafes and restaurants introduce you to international cuisines and local fusions. If you are a hardcore foodie on a hunt to eat at the most popular places in Tashkent, this guide will help you find the best restaurants in Uzbekistan. Read More
Winter in Uzbekistan: Winter in Uzbekistan transforms the landscape into a snow of paradise. With frosty mornings, sunny afternoons, chilly evenings, and freezing nights, Uzbekistan offers you a wholesome winter holiday experience. Read More
Indian Restaurants in Tashkent: Here are some
of the best Indian restaurants available in
Tashkent. So if you only prefer Indian food, you do
not need to worry about that while traveling Tashkent. Read
More
Penny Wise Uzbekistan: If you are packing your
bags
for astonishing Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara in Uzbekistan,
once
priced cities on ‘Silk Road’ and centers of ‘The Great
Game’, you must
plan for local expenses there. In the endeavor to help you plan
for
local expenses in your travel we are presenting below
‘Penny Wise‘. Read More
World Heritage Sites of Uzbekistan: Uzbekistan is a wonderful country and a growing economy in the Central Asian region too. So while there are plenty of natural, historical and newly built places to visit, among those there are some world heritage sites, 4 to be precise as well. Anyone on the tour of Uzbekistan should visit these 4 World Heritage Sites by UNESCO too. Read More
Fashion in Uzbekistan: Uzbekistan, being one of the largest producer and exporter of cotton has an edge when it comes to making quality fabrics. Uzbekistan has seen too many emperors as nomadic invaders leaving their culture behind which made Uzbekistan a unique melting pot of cultures. People wearing modern clothes made of traditional fabric has become norm among common people as well in Uzbekistan. Read More
Music of Uzbekistan: Uzbekistan has diverse styles of music and they use large number of musical instruments. Uzbekistan is considered as one of the most musically diverse country in Central Asia. Music that prevails in Uzbekistan today has a long and rich history. If you love music and love to explore music all round the world then you must listen to Uzbek music on popular music sites. Read More
Train Journey in Uzbekistan: Specialty of Uzbekistan railway is that Uzbekistan railways offer a comfortable, reliable and cheap way to explore the touristic highlights of the country. Even high speed trains have been introduced in Uzbekistan between Tashkent and Samarkand since 2012 running at top speed of 250 KMPH. In Uzbekistan you will get 3 types of trains. Fast trains, High Speed trains and Passenger trains. You have international trains available as well here connecting to Almaty in Kazakhstan and Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Ufa in Russia. Read More
Know all about Bukhara City through our Travel Posts:
Bukhara The Holiest City of Central Asia: Bukhara is one of the oldest Central Asia’s city. Bukhara is full of stunning mosques and medrassahs, and a historic center that has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of the holiest places of Islam, the venerable and captivating city of Bukhara was also one of the key stops along the Silk Route. Read More
The Great Minaret of Kalon, Bukhara: In early times The Great Minaret of Kalon also acted as a guide for caravans on Silk Road. Later on in 18th-19th century minaret was also used for punishing men to death by throwing them from the top.The present Kalon mosque that one sees today was made in 16th century but opened as working mosque however only in 1991 after getting rid of Soviet Union. Read More
Lyab I Hauz – Bukhara: Lyab I Hauz is one surviving place of old times in Bukhara. Lyab I hauz is the name of the area that surrounds one of the few remaining hauz (ponds) which survived through times in the city of Bukhara. Read More
Chor Minor, Bukhara: Bukhara contains lot of historicity with itself and that attracts visitors to walk into the past when visiting Bukhara. One of the historic monuments in Bukhara city is Chor Minor Mosque. This mosque in comparison to other mosques in the city is not so old. Chor Minor mosque is a beautiful 19th century building that charms the onlookers.The mosque draws attention of visitors because of its architectural beauty and its four turrets with their sky blue cupolas. So visit this Chor Minor a mosque whose all four towers or minarets are differently shaped and designed when you take Bukhara Tour Packages. Read More
Know more about Samarkand through blog posts:
Gur e Amir, Samarkand: Gur e Amir is a mausoleum of Asian conqueror Tamerlane or popularly known as Timur in the city of Samarkand, Uzbekistan and it was built in 14th century. This architecture holds historical significance in Persian – Mongolian era. Read More
Shah I Zinda: Shah I Zinda is perfect example of various architectural imprints through the centuries. The style, the method and the decorative craftsmanship of this site is a witness of work that changed throughout the time. Read More
Explore More about Khiva City:
Khiva - A Historical City in Uzbekistan:
Khiva is one of old cities of ancient Khorezm, the pearl of
eastern
middle age architecture. Archaeologists say that Khiva was
founded in
the 5th or 4th centuries B.C. As the first major structures were
built,
the city became known as trading post on the Silk Road. The city
got
divided into two parts in 19th century. Inner city is called
Ichan Kala with 10 meters high wall and outer
city is known as Dishan Kala. Read
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