Bukhara

In Sanskrit word, Bukhara signifies "monastery" and this city was once a large commercial center on the Great Silk Road.

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Samarkand

Samarqand, city in east-central Uzbekistan that is one of the oldest cities of Central Asia and the second largest city in Uzbekistan after Tashkent . For thousand's of years Samarkand prospered being located on one of the major trade routes to China.

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Khiva

Khiva is a jewel of the Orient, a man made wondering city! The Khoresm Khanate where Khiva was situated, was a very famous and powerful state in the 4th century BC.

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Shakhrisabz

Timur’s hometown Shakhrisabz is a small town south of Samarkand. By the time of birth of Timur on 9 April 1336 at the village of Hoja Ilghar, 13 km to the south from Kesh (former name of Shakhrisabz), Kesh was ruled by the Barlas clan, Mongols of the Chaghatai khanate, turkicised by their long stay in the fertile Kashkadarya valley.

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Tashkent

Tashkent, with a multi-ethnic population of 2.3 million, is the largest city in Central Asia and the capital of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

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Travel tips and notes

In summer time climate in Uzbekistan is warm and highly recommended to take with you daily clothes from natural cotton.

In Uzbekistan peoples actually having tea in Choyhona (tea house) and having talking under the cup of tea. In the most of Uzbek cities you can have green tea, because of green tea is more popular.

All the Uzbek peoples are very hospitality and you may greet with them by saying:

Assalamu Alaikum! (Uzbek) – Hello!
Salom! (Uzbek) – Hi!
Yakhshimisiz ? (Uzbek) – How are you?
Ismingiz nima? (Uzbek) – What is your name?
Mening ismim ……. (Uzbek) – My name is ……..
Men ……………dan keldim (Uzbe) – I am from ………….
Tanishganimdan hursandman ! (Uzbek) – Nice to meet you!

While you are traveling you can taste our local Beer’s, Vines and more stronger you can have a Vodka!

In Uzbekistan to make shopping you should have a Uzbek Soums, you can get them from Exchange Offices in hotels, banks, in the streets and shopping centers. You can exchange USD to Uzbek Soums and Euro to Uzbek soums, Japanese Yen to Uzbek Soums, to change other currencies to Uzbek Soums you have to go to the Banks.

Also you can get money and pay by credit cards, but most used and accepted cards is MasterCard and Visa, also you can get Uzbek Soums from your American Express - Travel Cheques and Thomas Cook – Travel Cheques.

We recommend you to taste traditional Uzbek Cuisine. Uzbek most famous dishes are: Plov, Chuchvara, Shahlik and Mantu. And in the most of restaurants you can have also dishes from Russian cuisine too!

While you are traveling you should taste our seasonal fruits: melons, water-melons, tomatoes, apples and etc.