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What does a traveler know about Uzbekistan? Usually, some stereotypical pictures come to mind – Great Silk Road, Registan Square in Samarkand, Old Town of Bukhara, Khiva Fortress, minarets, cozy boutique hotels, a lot of sun and fruits.

When you go down from the Central Bazaar of Samarkand towards Shakhi Zinda, there is an amazing mosque on the right. Of course, from ancient times only the background remained

Recently, one tourist company received interesting feedback which was shared on Facebook. It says: “…After visiting Uzbekistan my life started changing. For many years no one could correctly diagnose my ailment.

Who and when started using spices in the East after all this time can’t be claimed for sure. As you know, water with laurel leaf and cumin can be considered as a soup and if a handful of millet

If your health status requires constant use of certain medicines, we recommend you to get acquainted with the list of drugs prohibited for import into Uzbekistan and the rules for their export, import and transit.

Deep inside Samanids Park, not far from the Ark, there is one of the most unique buildings in the whole Central Asia – Mausoleum of Samanids.

Often, wise and noble-minded rulers became heroes of oriental legends. People thought up stories about their kings, which even those kings did not imagine about such historical events. History of East is a rich of just, smart and brave Padishahs.

The first thing that strikes the eye when you look at the map of Uzbekistan is the bizarre and somehow different shape of its borders. This is especially obvious on the borders with Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.