The Aral Sea, once the world’s fourth-largest inland body of water spanning over 68,000 km² (nearly the size of Ireland), has shrunk by 90% since 1960, and is considered to be one of the world’s greatest man-made disasters. During Aral Sea Tourism Week, I visited Muynak, written Moynaq in the local language, a city in […]
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В Ташкенте проживает более 2 миллионов человек, при этом сам город распространяется на очень большую территорию. Поскольку так мало известно об этом месте, порой трудно понять, где остановиться в Ташкенте. Та как мы сами живем в этом городе, в этой статье мы даем рекомендации о том, где лучше остановится в городе, основываясь на нашем собственном
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If you’re traveling to the Fergana Valley from any other part of Uzbekistan, Kokand makes a great first stop. It’s the most tourist-friendly city in the region and is home to some impressive architecture—the Khudoyar Khan Palace being one of the biggest tourist attractions in the whole region. In this concise travel guide, I’ll share
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The Fergana Valley in Central Asia is certainly one of the more off-the-beaten-path destinations to visit in this part of the world. Located mostly in Uzbekistan but also covering parts of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, the area offers a fusion of cultures, traditional crafts, beautiful landscapes, and plenty of fruit! It doesn’t have the same architectural
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The mysterious yet fascinating Silk Road country of Uzbekistan is only a 3 hour flight away and there are plenty of reasons to make this your next holiday destination. From the majestic architecture to the warm hospitality, Uzbekistan offers a totally unique experience if you’re looking for your next adventure. Uzbekistan received a record number
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Some of the food tours in Uzbekistan can be quite expensive as they tend to be multi-day guided tours across the whole country. If you’re looking for a cheap food tour in Uzbekistan, preparing, learning about, and enjoying Uzbekistan’s cuisine then you’re in the right place as here we’ve listed all the best food tours
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Discover the wonders beyond Samarkand’s historic city limits with our guide to the best Samarkand tours and day trips. Whether you’re looking for a city tour of Samarkand, a spot of wine tasting, or a day trip to the historical city of Shahrisabz, here we list some of the best options for your trip to
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If you’re wanting to travel from Samarkand to Bukhara or from Bukhara to Samarkand then you’re in the right place. We’ve done this journey plenty of times. In this post we will share with you 5 ways to travel between Samarkand and Bukhara. Samarkand To Bukhara: Quick Answer By speed train: The best way to
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Khiva is one of Uzbekistan’s lesser visited UNESCO heritage sites after Samarkand and Bukhara. Home to over 50 mausoleums, mosques, minarets, madrasas, palaces and more, the Itchan Kala is a maze of fantastic constructions taking you through centuries of Islamic and Zoroastrian history in this crossroads of cultures. The city can be visited without a
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The mysterious yet fascinating Silk Road country of Uzbekistan remains a mystery to most Brits but there are plenty of reasons to make this your next holiday destination. From the majestic architecture to the warm hospitality, Uzbekistan offers a totally unique experience if you’re looking for your next adventure. As a fellow Brit living here
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