Uzbekistan Travel: 11 BEAUTIFUL Places to Visit in Uzbekistan (& Best Things to Do)

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Embark on an extraordinary journey to the enchanting country of Uzbekistan, as we unveil the top places to visit in this hidden gem of Central Asia.

Explore the majestic city of Samarkand, known as the "Crossroad of Cultures." Marvel at the grandeur of the Registan Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site adorned with three magnificent madrasahs. Discover the intricate beauty of the Bibi-Khanym Mosque and visit the tomb of the great conqueror, Tamerlane, at the Gur-e-Amir mausoleum.

Step back in time as you visit the historic city of Bukhara, with its well-preserved medieval architecture. Wander through the narrow streets of the old town and admire the towering minarets, grand palaces, and bustling bazaars. Don't miss the chance to visit the Poi Kalyan complex, which houses the iconic Kalyan Minaret and the stunning Kalyan Mosque.

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Khiva, an ancient desert city that feels like a living museum. Explore the walled city of Itchan Kala, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and marvel at its well-preserved palaces, mosques, and madrasahs. Get lost in the labyrinthine streets and soak in the ambiance of this captivating city.

Immerse yourself in the cultural heart of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, the country's capital. Discover the rich history and modern development of the city as you explore its architectural landmarks, such as the stunning Khast Imam Complex and the impressive Independence Square. Don't forget to visit the Chorsu Bazaar, where you can experience the vibrant colors, flavors, and aromas of Uzbekistan's culinary traditions.

Venture into the desert landscape of the Kyzylkum Desert and experience the nomadic way of life. Take a camel ride across the vast dunes, spend a night in a traditional yurt camp, and witness the breathtaking beauty of a desert sunset.

Join us as we uncover the hidden treasures and must-visit destinations of Uzbekistan, a land of ancient Silk Road history, architectural splendor, and warm hospitality.

Get ready to be captivated by the allure of Uzbekistan in this immersive video experience. So, pack your bags, and let the adventure begin in this remarkable country where history comes to life and unforgettable memories await!

Keep watching to see the top things to do in Uzbekistan, top attractions in Uzbekistan, places to visit in the Uzbekistan and Central Asia travel guides.

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[가느켓디크]

Uzbekistan is the hidden gem from the world!

[Carl]

Everybody welcome to Uzbekistan! 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

[benandhaley]

Uzbekistan is one of the best countries in the world! We loved visiting there and will definitely be back!!

[johnragaistreetfood]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful country. Love to visit Uzbekistan one day. Earlier I met a few Uzbek student at our Condo. Canteen. Cheers. 8:31

[rusaliagumerovachingizhan]

Very nice video, Mashallah wa TabaraqAllah, I was born in Tashkent Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 and I absolutely love their rich colourful culture, it’s gorgeous country and beautiful Nation. Thank you.

[air]

UZBEKISTAN and MONGOLIA are my dream countries to visit

[MashhuraKarimova-je]

Woowww impressive even i didn't know about these places

[ckeleher]

I wish you included the city each is located in

[lynnedolan]

Thank you for the video. You did cover things a little too fast for me, but beautiful videography. Must visit!

[OldToughDW]

I need to correct you on the Aral Sea it wasn't climate change nor pollution. It fell victim to the former USSR's centralized government. The water was drained off to supply farming, due to a government bureaucrat deciding that the climate was perfect for growing crops that the USSR was short of at that time. Once the water was partially drained and the run off from the farms, containing chemical fertilizers was concentrated, the fishing suffered greatly. This policy was not corrected until the farms themselves began to fail and the water was virtually unusable. The result is a sea was turned into a desert.
Facts matter and before you go making any claim about the cause of an effect you must thoroughly research it and check multiple sources. When I was in high school anyone who studied the area was given the same information I used in my comment, in part. The rest, I had to find out myself by using available libraries. Global warming wasn't even proposed until over 30 years later, and since I have read the original peer review paper proposing it as a phenomenon, I found the data, the author (that is right it was just one college professor at Berkley) and the conclusion suspect.

[-SiD]

Tomorrow is my flight to Ujbekistan from Dubai

[anvarcuber]

do u know Tajmahal was builded by Bobur who our grandfather from UZbekistan

[mikecarswell]

Is the text for this video written by AI? I have never heard the word 'captivating' so many times in my life, nor ever heard of hiking described as 'exhilarating'

[MarksWorldOfAdventure]

Did you experience a huge language barrier there or not?

[YouAreDead]

Амир Темур не монгол, он себя называл султаном Турана, то есть он Тюрк

[chrisruss]

If you like mosques there's plenty to see.

[husanzoirov]

Maqbaralardan boshqa zòr joylar, oshdan boshqa zór taomlar ham bor, men ózbekman

[Iqbalqazi]

Hello everyone all the way from New Zealand to Uzbekistan I am planning to travel this month mainly because I want to cover Samarkand, Tashkandd & Bukhara or only Samarkand & Bukhara, any good suggestions, how many days stay recommended, safety situation, acceptance of credit card debit card, visiting places, budget accommodations please valuable suggestions will be highly appreciated, thanks