Are you considering a visit to the enchanting country of Uzbekistan? Whether you’re planning a trip or simply intrigued by the language, delving into the Uzbek language can enhance your travel experience. While English is often spoken in tourist settings, embracing some basic Uzbek words and phrases will not only help you connect with the […]
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If you’re planning a trip to Uzbekistan in the near future, then you’re probably wondering about the myriad of things to do and places to see in this underrated Central Asian hub. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, you’ll find an enchanting blend of experiences that span centuries. From the ancient Silk
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Tashkent, the capital city of Uzbekistan, often goes unloved by the travel community. Lacking historical monuments compared to other Uzbek cities, many travelers make quick layovers in Tashkent en route to Samarkand or Bukhara. Whether you find yourself in this bustling metropolis for just a couple of hours or you’re seeking a taste of Tashkent’s
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If you’re thinking about visiting Central Asia, then you may have read about the low cost of living in Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan is frequently listed among the world’s most affordable countries to live in. But what about the cost of visiting Uzbekistan as a tourist in 2024? Well you’re in the right place as we live
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Looking for something fun and unusual to do in Tashkent? If you’ve ever wanted to experience ice and snow in the summer then look no further than Ice City. As part of our series on things to do in Tashkent with kids, we kidnapped borrowed 3 Uzbek children and took them around Tashkent’s Ice City
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Planning a luxury trip to Tashkent? Whether you’re visiting for business, a holiday, or just treating yourself to a few nights of indulgence, we’ve got you covered. As locals living in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, we’ve personally visited each hotel on this list, giving you an insider’s look at the best 4 and 5-star options in the
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Samarkand is best known for its Registan square, its mausoleum devoted to conqueror Amir Timur, and its local variation of national dish plov. It’s one of the last cities you’d visit to have a party. Nonetheless, the city does have a small number of cool bars, a whole street of pubs and even a nightclub!
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World UNESCO city Samarkand is home to multiple mausoleums and monuments of historical significance. Spread across a relatively small area, the city is highly pedestrian-friendly and most of the sightseeing attractions can be explored on foot. After a long day of walking the streets however, you’ll be more than ready to plunge into some plov
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Against the backdrop of weathered, abandoned ships and a desert expanse that appears to embody the world’s edge, there lies a hidden gem, largely undiscovered by the wider world. Stihia Festival is where carefree, fluorescent-clad youth stand alongside intrigued elderly local Karakalpaks, all immersed in the pulsating rhythm of drums and bass. Blending music, arts,
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Key Takeaways: A Track Record of Negative Reviews For many years Tashkent Airport has struggled to impress the large number of international tourists who pass through its gates in search of a unique holiday experience in the Silk Road’s popular tourist destination. The average Google rating of the airport is 3.7 out of 5 stars.
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