Uzbekistan and Central Asia possess real historical and cultural treasures. Like a history storybook these lands witnessed different invaders, Silk road traders, prosperity and decline of mighty empires, cruel destructions and magnificent constructions. Being inhabited since early Paleolithic age they gave birth to one of the oldest civilizations of the world.
Visiting the main highlights or taking the less traveled routes you will always be amazed by deep and dramatic history of the region and by cultural heritage left from different historical periods.
The world famous conquerors Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan and Timur expanded their empires by adjoining lands of Uzbekistan and neighboring counties. Come to find their traces and learn their stories!
Wandering through twisting streets of old Khiva and Bukhara, passing blue-domed tiled mosques and madrassas you will travel back in time.
Outstanding Uzbekistan
There are many interesting places and sites to see in Uzbekistan and Central Asia. Usually the most visited are Bukhara and Samarkand. These towns are really amazing and are definite musts for historical and cultural tours. But Uzbekistan offers much more to see and enjoy. Unique old Khiva is a bit more distantly located from Tashkent and is sometimes skipped in the shortest itineraries when there is a lack of time. Although its so well preserved Old town is definitely worth seeing. While flying from Tashkent Khiva can be easily explored adding only 1-2 extra days. Termez is a special place where ancient antique culture of Greeks meets Buddhism. Fergana valley is famous for its crafts. Local people are more religious and their lifestyle differs in a way from the other parts of Uzbekistan.
Please have a look at one of the itineraries around Uzbekistan as the most outstanding country of Central Asia in terms of historical and cultural heritage. We do not limit it to cultural and historical sightseeing only offering a nice integration of crafts, cuisine and unique museum collections.
