Melons, Somsa, and Mosaics
Uzbekistan is best-known for its historic Silk Road architecture that will leave you feeling like you’ve just walked through a film set.
There are dramatic and varied landscapes from desert to steppe to deep canyons to mountains to lush green valleys.
And Uzbekistan is home to some of the friendliest and most welcoming people we have ever met. Before we had even been officially stamped in to Uzbekistan, we had made two local friends at the airport and had arranged meet-ups along our journey.
Uzbekistan is a beautiful place with a beautiful people.
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What’s Your Travel Style?
Are you in love with the Silk Road city architecture? Or maybe you really want to get hold of some freshly baked non at Tashkent’s Chorsu Bazaar? Maybe you want to do it all!
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Silk Road City Culture
How to Get Around
Trains in Uzbekistan are not half bad! But they do fill up quickly so you’ll want to book your tickets ahead of time. Some specific routes are more of a challenge, so let us show you how we managed to manoeuvre our way around Uzbekistan.
