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Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan is a picturesque country with a rich cultural heritage and hospitable people
Pilgrimage tourism
There are many holy places in Uzbekistan belonging to Islamic culture and its currents. The most valuable monuments are recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Among them is the city of Samarkand, which has a huge number of priceless monuments. The city of Bukhara, called in the Islamic world Bukhara-Sharif, which means Blessed Bukhara. City
The city of Shakhrisabz is the birthplace of Amir Temur.
Undoubtedly, these cities have an ancient and
rich history, undergoing significant changes
throughout their lives.
Among them is the city of Samarkand, which has a huge number of priceless monuments. The city of Bukhara, called in the Islamic world Bukhara-Sharif, which means Blessed Bukhara. City
The city of Shakhrisabz is the birthplace of Amir Temur.
Undoubtedly, these cities have an ancient and
rich history, undergoing significant changes
throughout their lives.
Discover new Uzbekistan!
A country where modernity meets rich history and innovation and tradition merge in a unique combination.
SAMARKAND
BUKHARA
KHIVA
SHAKHRISABZ
TASHKENT
Shakhrisabz is located 80 kilometres from Samarkand. Shakhrisabz means "Green City" and is one of the most ancient cities of Uzbekistan.
It is the birthplace of Temirlan.
It is the birthplace of Temirlan.
Khiva is an open-air museum city. The city is 2500 years old. in 1990 UNESCO included it in the World Heritage programme. It is located 30 kilometres from the centre of the Khorezm region Urgench.
Bukhara is one of the largest and oldest cities of the country, a religious, cultural and tourist centre. The Great Silk Road ran through Bukhara.
Samarkand is the most famous of Uzbekistan's historical cities. The caravans of the Great Silk Road passed through here. Samarkand was the capital of the empire of Amir Timur (Tamerlane).
Tashkent is the capital and pearl of Uzbekistan. It is the largest city in Central Asia and the main industrial, cultural and scientific centre of the country.
Cities of Uzbekistan
Tashkent - an oasis on the silk road
Tashkent is the capital of Uzbekistan. The city is located on the Great Silk Road. Today Tashkent is a megacity with a population of 2.5 million people.
Samarkand - the pearl of the east
One of the most recognisable cities in Uzbekistan is the majestic Samarkand. The city, which is mentioned in many historical sources, is 2750 years old.
Bukhara is the capital of Islamic culture
Bukhara is one of the historical cities of Uzbekistan and has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994.
Khiva - Capital of the Turkic World
Khiva is an open-air museum. Khiva is 2,500 years old and was the first city in Uzbekistan to be included in the UNESCO cultural heritage list.
Shakhrisabz - Hometown of Temirlan
The city was originally known as Kesh, with a history dating back some 2,700 years, and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Nurata is an oasis city in the Kyzylkum desert.
The city was founded by Alexander the Great, who built a fortress here in 327 BC. According to folk tales, a brightly shining meteorite fell on this place 40,000 years ago.
Kokand is a city of craftsmen
The history of the city dates back to more than 2200 years. The city is rich in luxurious monuments and majestic madrassas. Kokand was the centre of enlightenment and development of sciences.
Muynak - Desert in the Aral Sea
Muynak was one of the biggest fishing towns in Central Asia. It had the cleanest water with river fish. Now it is a city on the place of the dried up Aral Sea.
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