Central Asia has a praising history embedded in each of its corners. Uzbekistan, officially the Republic of Uzbekistan, is one greatest nation of central Asia with a relishing history and exceptional architectural excellence. The land is an amalgamation of ancient cities and modernization, overlooked for a long time.
The country is also home to an incredible number of mausoleums, madrasas, and mosques in every shade of blue. The fascinating culture and the belonging of Persian rules along with the essential stop on the Silk Road make it more exciting. In terms of tourist places, Uzbekistan got to be on your top 3 list of locations for sightseeing because this place is a candy to the eye.
Tashkent
The rich legacy of Uzbekistan can be seen in each of its cities, like the capital city of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, also the biggest one and affluent with cultural diversity. The city, with over 2.5 million individuals is home to Uzbeks, Kazakhs, and descendants of Mongol travelers, Armenians, and Tajiks.
The town stands apart with its straight wide lanes and roads alongside the green regions. Since the nation’s history is attached to the Soviet era, the middle age antiquities are the fascination of this capital city with the high rise commercial buildings uniquely representing the independence of Uzbekistan. Tashkent 04 Days Tour Package
Samarkand
Samarkand, declared the pearl of the eastern Muslim world by the artists and historians of the past, also called Samarqand city in southeastern Uzbekistan, is one of the oldest habitats of central Asia. This groomed city is a feather in the cap for the aesthetics called it the “Rome of the east.”
Explorers can visit Samarkand in two or three days; the significant part of the touring goals that must be in the bucket list is Registan Gur-e-Amir and Shah-I-Zinda. The city today is enrolled in the UNESCO World Heritage list because of its profound spiritual values.
Bukhara
The deeper you dig into it, the more delighted you are going to get; Uzbekistan has a lot of urban communities giving it the rise in this cutting edge world. Bukhara is the rich and authentic region of Uzbekistan. Comprising of around 140 design landmarks, this city is the country’s fifth-biggest city additionally recorded in the UNESCO World Heritage site.
Bukhara is one of the most extraordinary urban communities of history near the Silk Road. The town of galleries and the sea of mosques with the inventive antiquities constructed 2300 years back; the city today is becoming the visitor’s attraction in priority. Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara Tour Package
Khiva
One of the significant and most appreciated cities of Uzbekistan, Khiva, renowned for its fierce history and the way it looked earlier are beyond the imagination in comparison to what it is now. The city was neglected for long, however, with time, the peacefulness of the town surfaced.
Presently the city welcomes busloads of the visitor. Indeed, even today, it is hard to envision how Khiva was in the past, being the most disputed and also the most significant trading cities on the Silk Road, not just this the town had also earned a place among the Seven Wonders of the World.
Charvak Lake
Lake Charvak, a popular resort in the Tashkent region, is a famous tourist spot and also known for Paragliding in Yusufhona. The lakes invite travelers from all over the Uzbekistan and other neighboring countries.
The reservoir was made by assemble a 168 m (551 ft) high stone dam (Charvak Hydropower Station) on the Chirchiq River, separating Ugam (north), Pskem (east) and Chatkal (south) ranges. One can find many options of Hotels, houses to stay in the villages on the bank of Charvak, where few villages are Nanay, Yusufhona, Burchmulla, Chorvoq, Sidjak, and Bogus. Tashkent Group Tour (Exclusive Family Package)
Fergana
Fergana is the capital of Fergana locale in eastern Uzbekistan. The valley formally was the crucial part of the Silk Road, which extended over central Asia. It is a fantastic valley with the Tien-Shan Mountain toward the north and the Gissae-Allai Mountain toward the south.
Amid natural excellence, the valley offers peace and serenity. For a long time, the Fergana valley was the fight zone and was occupied by the Achaemenid Empire. Yet, with stunning design and the flavour of old-time, today, the valley is rich in the cultural and ethnic diversity as well as historical and environmental interest.
Urgench
Urgench, a city in western Uzbekistan, is the capital of the Khorezm Region, situated on the Amu Darya River and the Shavat canal, located across the Kyzylkum Desert 450 km west of Bukhara. A division has made later in the years as Old and New Urgench.
New Urgench was founded in the second half of the 19th century by Russians at the site of a little trade station of the Khanate of Khiva, a city of Soviet- Style Old Urgench was neglected after the Amu Darya River changed its direction, and left the town dry.
Aral Sea
Between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan lies the “Aral Sea”, meaning “Sea of Islands” which refers to over 1,100 islands present in the sea. The Aral Sea drainage basin encompasses Uzbekistan and parts of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Afghanistan, and Iran.
Soviet irrigation projects diverted the water flow of rivers that fed the sea for irrigation purposes depleting it to just 10% of the original size of the sea which was once the 4th largest in the world. This devastated the fishing industry, bringing unemployment in the region which once flourished. The water from the diverted Syr Darya River was used to irrigate farmland in the Ferghana Valley.
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