Traveling to UZBEKISTAN in 2025? You NEED to Watch This Video

A couple years ago, I took a 14 day trip to Uzbekistan and the place truly blew my mind. During my trip, I visited the Aral Sea near Nukus, Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand with a quick stop in Tashkent on my way in and out. This central asian gem is a place that will change your life and a place I'm so happy to share with you all!

00:43 Country Overview
03:22 Visas
04:05 Money
05:51 Transportation
07:26 Who Are The Uzbeks?
09:21 Food
11:29 14 Day Itinerary

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[zafarostonov]

As a native uzbek to be honest I am surprised how accurate your information is about us being turkic, our culture, history... Glad that it seems like you had a very good trip to our country. Hope that Tales From the Road will never end and you will visit Uzbekistan again in the future! By the way if you visit Uzbekistan in July and all the way till mid August, try to go the mountains that are like in an hour ride distance from Tashkent with its beautiful and clean mountain lakes and refreshing icy rivers. FYI: Water melon season starts mid June and after first decade of July we have a melon season. This is the best time to find out how the real melons and water melons taste like. Enjoy!!!

[witherio]

This is a very good and accurate video about Uzbekistan. As a person who lived there for the whole life, I would give this video a big thumbs up 👍.
Thank you)

[ravikhanna]

Fully agree with your blog. All your information is spot on. After Tashkent I’m currently in Bukhara city and leaving for Samarkand tomorrow. Good luck with your travels. Btw gas is about USD 0.45 per litre all coming from Russia. Apparently U.S. sanctions don’t work here. Everything is ridiculously cheap here.

[suem.]

Greetings from New York City!I am visiting an Uzbek restaurant with an Uzbek colleague and I wanted to be more informed. Even if we don't travel to Uzbekistan, we can still experience some of the culture. Thank you for the beautiful and informative video!

[benandhaley]

Uzbekistan is a hidden gem! It is one of the best countries we have ever been to.

[akaltaf]

I visited Uzbekistan 4 months ago.
It is marvelous. I loved it so much I wants to go back and spend a couple of months there.
The hospitality of locals is to the next level.
For history lovers this country has so much to offer.
Love your vlog. Just want to see more

[DailyPassenger]

The Tashkent vlog was a visual treat with clean and detailed footage. It felt like I was exploring the city myself. Like and support from Bangalore, India! 🌟

[sayantanbose]

Oh man! One of my favorite countries that I’ve visited! Truly it’s hard to explain to someone who has not been to Uzbekistan how it really is….one has to see it to believe it. But kudos for doing a great job in at least doing some justice to it.

[BaliMama]

Our daughter just went as part of a 5Stans tour and highly recommended! Will definitely add to our bucket list

[elenarossignoli]

CIAO, SONO STATA IN UZBEKISTAN NEL 2014, E SPERO DI RITORNARCI . E' UN PAESE DAVVERO BELLISSIMO ! 👍👋

[muradunknown]

amazing, for everyone wondering
Im from uzbekistan and live here and this video is perfectly accurate
I highly recommend to visit Uzbekistan for everyone who dont know where to travel

[dalensajero]

Great timing - Uzbekistan is in my near future. Good information.

[Redbear]

Thanks mate, very helpful. I am thinking about travelling Uzbekistan now that I am retired and you have really encouraged me to push on and convince my wife.

[tfair]

What a great video, with lots of helpful advice about Uzbekistan. Thank you and I'm now so excited to be visiting later this year

[khaledbinmohamedalameri]

great and historical country. Expected increasing tourism in the coming 5 to 10 years... The land of the start of logarithmic development. The first practical experience of calculating the number of days in a year.
Albukhari, altermethi and Alkhawarizimi( logarithmic scientists) scholarship were here. Agriculture land is huge. Variation on temperature during the year and during the day, let it to produce special fruits. People are meat eaters and humble . more to be development on this countery specailly on energy sources and roads construction.
Lovely country and full of historical places.
I just love it.

[salimbobotuxtatoshov]

O'zbekistonimizga Xush Kelibsiz! Welcome To Uzbekistan!

[tfair]

Thank you so much for your video, it was a great insight into our trip to Uzbekistan later this year

[illo]

Travelling to and through Uzbekistan was my biggest and also best adventure so far!
If you don‘t know if you wanna travel there: do it!
It‘s so impressive!

[firdausansarifard]

Am definitely glad to have come across this video! Spent 4.5 months in Turkey for an exchange program last year, and it got me thinking of exploring Central Asia, with Uzbekistan making it the top of my list. It has hit me in the crossorads, just like how I was with the different crossroads of Turkey and Uzbekistan 😅

[normfaner]

US citizens, 55 years old and over, can enter Uzbekistan Visa-free and stay a maximum of 30 days.