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Once on the fabled Silk Road, and one of the several Central Asian Muslim "Stans" that emerged from the Soviet Union's breakup, this one is home to deserts, mountains, mythic cities -- Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara -- and fascinating history.

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Uzbekistan - treasure for traveller

Uzbekistan – cultural treasure of the EastIn the very heart of Asia, at the…Continue

Started by Edward Warren Jan 30, 2019.

Uzbekistan, heart of the great Silk Road

Uzbekistan is a country in the Central Asian…Continue

Started by Tripatini Dec 3, 2018.

Historical monuments of Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan is famous for its huge number of beautiful cities - historical monuments. And they all have a unique eastern charm. Even the modern cities of this country retain a particular medieval…Continue

Started by Veronika Tasheva Nov 6, 2018.

Do you know how old Samarkand is?

Do you know how old Samarkand is? One of the oldest cities in the world is in Uzbekistan and its name is Samarkand. According to some data, it is already 2,750 years old, according to others, more…Continue

Started by Veronika Tasheva Oct 17, 2018.

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Comment by Veronika Tasheva on September 26, 2018 at 1:28am: Uzbekistan is certainly a very interesting direction for travel, this is one of the oldest places on the planet! For a long time the cities of this country were one of the main points of the great Silk Road. By the way this direction is not so festered by tourists.
Here is a link to a good travel agency, for anyone who wish to journey there: https://www.people-travels.com/guaranteed-departures-tours-to-uzbek...

Comment by Farkhod K on May 19, 2011 at 2:14am: Travel to Uzbekistan, Central Asia and along the Great Silk Road. Various tours to Uzbekistan and Central Asia by Sairam Tourism Co.

http://www.sairamtourism.com

Comment by Sarah Irving on June 28, 2010 at 11:48am: This time next year, my husband and I will be returning from Australia back to the UK, travelling overland - possibly through Uzbekistan. I've just started blogging the planning and the journey itself here: http://overlanding.wordpress.com/. Any comments, suggestions, advice and other people's experiences on this kind of journey will be gratefully received.

Comment by Terence Baker on November 5, 2009 at 8:54pm: Here's a photo I took of Yangguan Pass, Gobi Desert. After that...nothing, at least until the Silk Road traders reached the other side of the treacherous Taklamakan Desert, which has long been thought to mean--because it's a cool translation--The place where people go in but do not come out. Yanguan was one of the two Chinese Imperial forts that marked the end of civilisation. Maybe we can have a string of photos from Xian to Antioch?