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7 Lost Cities of Uzbekistan: Your Personal Journey Through the Footsteps of Empires

Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva — these are must-see destinations. But if you want to see Uzbekistan through the eyes of an explorer, leave a couple of days for its ghost cities. There are no souve...

Dona shurak – the crunch of the desert: why Uzbeks salt apricot kernels

Imagine: summer heat, +40 in the shade, you are sitting in a teahouse with a bowl of hot green tea. On the table are not the usual candies or cookies, but a small bowl with something resembling nuts. ...

The Aral Sea and its disappearing beauty

The Aral Sea is one of the greatest tragedies brought to nature by mankind. These rusty shipwrecks in the middle of a lifeless desert look like the scenery for a movie about the end of the world. But ...

Uzbek Bath "Hammam"

The Uzbek bath is a special place with a unique device, proven by several centuries. Imagine: you lie on heated marble, the air is filled with the aroma of frankincense and essential oils, and hot ste...

Hotel in Uzbekistan: How to avoid embarrassment in a country of two-thousand-year-old cities

How to choose a hotel in Uzbekistan is one of the main questions when preparing for a trip to this ancient and hospitable country. Today, there are hundreds of options: from authentic guesthouses in B...

What to do to keep children occupied during the summer?

Summer holidays are a joy for children, but a challenge for parents. With school out and the sun shining, children are often glued to their devices. Not everyone has the opportunity to take a vacation...

Summer in Uzbekistan

Summer in Uzbekistan is not just a calendar, it is a trial by fire. When the thermometer confidently crosses the +40 mark, an unprepared tourist can feel like a barbecue on the grill. But the locals h...

Fitrat – Uzbek Historian and Poet (1886-1938)

Abdurauf Fitrat went from a reformer who opened the way to knowledge for the people to a victim of the very darkness he was fighting. He became the first Uzbek professor and one of the ideologists of ...

The secret of centuries-old endurance: How the Uzbek chapan overcomes both heat and cold

In the world of high fashion, the term "multilayer" became popular only a couple of decades ago. But the people of Central Asia have known this secret for centuries. Their main national dres...

Spread Out The Dastarkhan, The Guests Are Coming To Us! (1001 Dishes)

Imagine: You are visiting an Uzbek family. You are invited to a shady gazebo, colorful kurpacha on the floor, soft pillows are scattered around, and a beautiful tablecloth embroidered with gold is spr...

Secrets Of The Great Minaret Kalyan (12th Century)

Imagine a tower that no conqueror could break for almost 900 years. The great Kalyan Minaret, towering over the ancient city of Bukhara, is not just an architectural masterpiece. It is a silent witnes...

Uzbek Skullcap Of The 6th Century – We Are Connected With You (Forever)

If you want to take away from Uzbekistan not just a souvenir, but a piece of its ancient soul– buy a skullcap. This small symbol of Uzbekistan, an elaborately embroidered headdress, is worn ever...

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