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Travel Uzbekistan

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In brief+

Weekly budget
£unconfirmed
Flight budget
£unconfirmed
Flight duration
 
Time difference
Summer/Winter
Visa
Yes
Vaccinations
No
Currency
Soum
Language(s)
russian,
usbek

Overview

Uzbekistan

Although the name of the country is difficult to pronounce, this old republic of the Soviet Union offers countless tourist attractions. Uzbekistan offers a wide range of mesmerizing landscapes, it is all in one there: basins, desert plains and oases, overlooked by the famous Pamir mountains. There used to be a major crossroads on the Silk Road right here, around the towns of Bukhara, Khiva and Samarqand. Wonderful tours allow you to discover the Uzbek history through local arts and culture. One of the most beautiful treasures of Central Asia.

pros

  •  Discover a country rich in history, cut out from the rest of the world for a long time, within the Soviet block.
  •  Uzbekistan is a rich concentrate of age-old sites on the Silk Roads, the regional crossroads of which being Samarqand.

cons

  •  Accommodation conform to western standards is just starting to develop. We should like to mention the fact that the country has just come out of 70 years of communism.
  •  It is not always easy to travel alone in this country as in the whole area, if not endowed with an adventurous mind.
  •  English is not widely spoken.

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Country Guide

Our Editorial team's advice

Plunge into the peaceful and meditative atmosphere of the historic cities of Bukhara, Samarqand and Khiva, on the condition that you avoid tourist seasons. In the Old Town of Bukhara, relax in the 16th century hammam. In Samarqand, wind your way around the tortuous lanes of the Old Quarters, lined with ancient adobe houses. In the "turquoise city", admire the superb domes and minarets. At the easternmost point of the country, in an enclaved area, discover the Fergana desolate valley, surrounded in the north by the Tian Shan ridge, and the Pamir in the south. The region is an extraordinary meeting point for different cultures, however often contested, where traditions and rural habits are kept alive.

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