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Uzbekistan has a rich history and a fascinating culture that’s worth exploring. From the ancient Silk Road to the impressive Registan in the bustling capital, Tashkent, this country is a must-see destination.
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Uzbekistan
Travel Blogger: inbetweentravels
Favourite time of year to visit Uzbekistan
"The best time to visit Uzbekistan is in the shoulder season (April, May, September or October) to enjoy pleasant temperatures. However, if you are a fan of skiing, you can try the winter season too!"
@inbetweentravels's Top Tips
"Travel by train! The trains in Uzbekistan are amazing. You can either choose the older but comfortable sleeper train or travel with the 'Afrosiyob', with a 250 km/h speed."
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
What do you love most about Uzbekistan?
"The people are so friendly and helpful! Also, the destination is not widely known yet, despite the amazing architecture and culture."
About Our
inbetweentravels
- Travel Blogger
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Countries Visited:
41 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Kyrgyzstan
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Dream Destination:
Madagascar
- About them:
I'm Sanne and with In Between Travels I inspire busy professionals who always have their next trip booked, seeking remarkable travel experiences while maximizing their time and budget.
Benefits of a tour guide for Uzbekistan
"As it’s still a place which isn't too touristy, having a guide will help you to take advantage of every second in this beautiful country."
About Our
Coolvoyagers
- Travel Couple
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Countries Visited:
32 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Uzbekistán
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Dream Destination:
Antartica
- About them:
We are a multicultural couple travelling the world on a budget. We love trying new food, meeting new people and living experiences that create memories forever.
Benefits of a tour guide for Tashkent
"A tour guide will take you to all the main sites, as well as the lesser-known hidden gems. You'll also benefit from their knowledge as each place has its own unique story to tell."
@travellustlarry's Top Tips
"Buy a ticket and take a ride on the Tashkent Metro. You will be awed by the stunning Soviet-style architecture, each station has its own theme! The stations resemble art galleries or dance halls."
Did you know...
"Tashkent is the largest city in Central Asia and during the Soviet Union era was the 4th largest City in the ex-USSR."
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
Favourite time of year to visit Tashkent
"September/October is a great time to visit. You will escape the heat of the summer months and the bitter cold of the winter that occurs in Central Asia. "
About Our
travellustlarry
- Adventure Traveller
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Countries Visited:
68 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Bolivia, Pakistan
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Dream Destination:
Ethiopia , Iran , Namibia, Georgia
- About them:
With 25 years experience of travelling , discovering & exploring our beautiful Planet i look to take the "Road less Travelled" and hope to inspire others to do the same thru my adventures & photos
Favourite time of year to visit Bukhara
"Late September/October is a great time of year to visit. The days are clearer and a lot cooler than in the summer months, plus the height of the tourist season is over, so it's just you and the locals!"
Did you know?
"Bukhara was a stop on the Silk Road trade route between east and west & was a medieval centre for Islamic theology & culture. It contains 100s of old mosques, bazaars, madrassas & caravanserais."
My Top Tip...
"If you're not on a tour, be sure to hire a taxi for the day and visit the stunning sites on the outskirts of the city. These include Ismail Samani Mausoleum, Sitorai-Mokhi-Khosa Palace & Chor Minor Madrasah."
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
About Our
travellustlarry
- Adventure Traveller
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Countries Visited:
68 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Bolivia, Pakistan
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Dream Destination:
Ethiopia , Iran , Namibia, Georgia
- About them:
With 25 years experience of travelling , discovering & exploring our beautiful Planet i look to take the "Road less Travelled" and hope to inspire others to do the same thru my adventures & photos
What do you love most about Samarkand?
"The architecture and Silk Road history of Samarkand is like nowhere else on the planet. A kaleidoscope of coloured tiles on the facades of the most amazing mausoleums & mosques makes it mythical. "
@travellustlarry's Top Tips
"If you're not on a guided tour, it would be worth hiring a local Uzbek driver for the day, the sites are spread across the city and the traffic is the worse in Uzbekistan, so having a local taxi driver will help as they know all the shortcuts!"
Favourite time of year to visit Samarkand
"Late September/October is ideal. The days are cooler, the skies are blue and the Autumn colours are beginning to appear. It's out of season tourist-wise, so you will have the sights to yourself."
What's my number 1 tip?
"Make sure you see Registan Square and Amir Temur mausoleum during the night, they are both lit up and shine like gems against the night sky! This was my highlight of Samarkand. "
About Our
travellustlarry
- Adventure Traveller
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Countries Visited:
68 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Bolivia, Pakistan
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Dream Destination:
Ethiopia , Iran , Namibia, Georgia
- About them:
With 25 years experience of travelling , discovering & exploring our beautiful Planet i look to take the "Road less Travelled" and hope to inspire others to do the same thru my adventures & photos
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
Favourite time of year to visit Khiva
"September/October. You will have clear blue skies, the heat of being in the Khorezm desert has subsided and you will pretty much have the place yourself... just you and the locals - perfect."
Benefits of a tour guide for Khiva
"A tour guide will show you all the hidden places tucked away in the labyrinth of cobbled narrow alleyways and bazaars. You will also learn about its rich Silk Road history and all its stories."
Why is it called Khiva?!
"Khiva in English means "Sweet Water". The legend goes the Silk Road camel trains stopped here to take a drink from the natural spring in the desert. The word "Khiva" was spoken & the name stuck!"
Where is Khiva?
"The ancient city is located on the edge of the Khorezm Desert in Western Uzbekistan, on the Turkmenistan border. It's approximately a 1-hour flight to Urgench from the capital, Tashkent."
About Our
travellustlarry
- Adventure Traveller
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Countries Visited:
68 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Bolivia, Pakistan
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Dream Destination:
Ethiopia , Iran , Namibia, Georgia
- About them:
With 25 years experience of travelling , discovering & exploring our beautiful Planet i look to take the "Road less Travelled" and hope to inspire others to do the same thru my adventures & photos
Uzbekistan
Travel Blogger: zoegoesplaces
Benefits of a tour guide for Uzbekistan
"The language barrier is tough and a guide is almost essential at times. Most people only speak Russian or Uzbek and both use the Cyrillic alphabet."
@zoegoesplaces's Top Tips
"Travel by train. It's quick, cheap and easy. Plus, first class is especially affordable here. "
Must pack items for Uzbekistan
"Conservative dress is respectful to the local cultures, make sure you cover your shoulders and down to your knees. "
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
What do you love most about Uzbekistan?
"Uzbekistan is such an underrated country. There's so much to see and do, it's like nowhere else in the world."
About Our
zoegoesplaces
- Travel Blogger
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Countries Visited:
40 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Chicago
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Dream Destination:
French Polynesia
- About them:
Outdoor and adventure travel blogger. Love hiking until I'm hiking, then I remember I'm a city girl.
Uzbekistan
Content Creator: eliasd_traveler
What do you love most about Uzbekistan?
"What I love most about visiting Uzbekistan is the history and beautiful architecture that is evident throughout several cities in this amazing country. "
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
About Our
eliasd_traveler
- Content Creator
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Countries Visited:
27 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Croatia
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Dream Destination:
Bali
- About them:
I'm Elias, a social media influencer, blogger, and content creator passionate about travel, photography, lifestyle and tourism.