Some Important Uzbekistan Travel Ideas

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Some Important Uzbekistan Travel Ideas

• The Silk Road, Moghuls, Alexander the Great -
  you'd never think that all these historic places,
  milestones, and personalities have acted upon and
  really lived in the Central Asian region and
  Uzbekistan in special. The first of Moghuls -
  Babur - was born in Fergana Valley in
  contemporary Uzbekistan. The legendary Taj Mahal
  was built by a direct descendant of him. So
  there's a lot of history in this diverse land and
  most Uzbeks are very proud of it.
• Well, Uzbekistan tour will be exciting to travel
  if you are searching for ocular cues, and
  wondering travelers will definitely get something
  interesting.
• For beginners, archaeologists will twaddle over
  in Kuva, a small village and you can also find a
  Buddhist temple there! The conterminous museum
  tells lots of exciting stories and exhibits
  enough number of old artifacts.
• Around the corner Andijan is a covered city,
  which is full of huge markets, merchants and in
  the whole of Central Asia, it is the only
  automobile manufacturing plant. On a good note,
  located in the middle of local market Andijan has
  a wonderful artisan's corner. Your tour guide
  would know where to look.

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• Fergana valley is named after Fergana city. Local
  people call it as "Pearl of the East" and
  Wikipedia depicts it as "tidy tree-shaded
  boulevard and captivating blue-washed
  colonial-style houses of 19th century". We
  completely agree that the beautiful place is a
  majorly recommended stopover. You'll see a
  wonderful collection of fine art, which they
  spread out at the local museum infrequently.
  Nearly all artists are local, and very cute
  followers of modern art.
• On your way back to Tashkent, you will pass
  through Kokand and Rishtan, which is a small but
  very proud village due to their ceramics and
  unique and hand-made pottery. A well educated
  collector will surely treasure this. You should
  bring cash as you would want to buy many of them.
• And finally you are in Tashkent, Uzbekistan's
  capital and an exciting place with a weird
  mixture of glass architecture, modern steel and
  Soviet era apartment buildings. Clubs and
  restaurants are very modern, visible and not so
  expensive and overall vibration is quite
  fashionable. The country has its own charm and
  very interesting to explore.

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• During your tour, you will visit to Samarkand.
  One of the true gems you'll encounter in this
  lovely country. Samarkand is now largely restored
  and a very clean city with a 2500 years of
  history. You will be overwhelmed with the facts
  about the place. You can also get more details
  about the place by visiting different websites.
  This will assist appreciate the stunning sights
  and you'll be happy to recognize the names
  following your guide's presentation along.
• After visiting each and every mausoleum, mosque
  and market in Samarkand, your Uzbekistan tour
  will likely take you to Bukhara, a astonishingly
  different city! Architectural wonder and the best
  place to experience friendly hospitality of
  locals. They are very welcoming. You would love
  to make friends with your guide, driver, staff of
  the hotel and nearly all artist you'll meet in
  this country. Bukhara is renowned for family run
  inns and bed breakfasts along with a world
  class 2000 years old architectural monuments.
  When you are done with Bukhara, head to Khiva - a
  true place of architecture, culture and history.

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• If exotic places and ancient cultures you love,
  then you'd be enjoyably surprised in your
  Uzbekistan tour. Uzbekistan really provides more
  than just historic monuments. Eco-tourism is also
  big and well subsidized, trekking adventure is
  one of the best out there.
• For More information mail us info_at_centralasia-adve
  ntures.com or Call to (998 71) 150-62-80.
  www.centralasia-adventures.com Address 27/10,
  office 23, Kunaev str., Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
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