Uzbekistan Tours
No doubts that Uzbekistan as a tourist destination is one of the most popular in Central Asia. It seems like obscure to visit it, but it is becoming more and more visited by lots of tourists each year. Well-preserved architecture from the Golden Age of Islam religion is what makes it so popular. The history of the country goes back to the 1 millennia BC when world-known dynasties of Sogdia, Bactria and Khorezm grew and flourished. The famous cities from the ancient times are Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, Shakrisabz, Margilan, Karshi, Tashkent and many others.
During your tours in Uzbekistan today you can feel the atmosphere of dreamy medieval deserts, stretched with a row of camels loaded with precious goods, making over stops in busy cities. Mix of cultures and people resulted in a big variety of customs and traditions preserved nowadays that you can observe during our tours. You can learn crafts of how to make paper, silk carpets and pottery like many centuries ago by making visits workshops in towns. You can taste the most famous pilaf in Central Asian region prepared on fire with meat, rice, carrots and dried fruits. You can participate in different cultural events and enjoy different shows and master classes.
Thus, Uzbekistan is a country that must be visited if you come to Central Asia. Also, we are ready to extend your tour to Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan and build up a wonderful Silk Road Tour. Come and enjoy Central Asia with us!
Burana prayer-tower
The Burana Tower is one of the first things tourists to Kyrgyzstan notice. Due to its remoteness in the Chui valley, roughly 60 kilometers from Bishkek, it can only be visited via car rental on a tour. The Balasagun architectural complex is a historic monument, according to our study. The historic capital of the country. However, it became extinct throughout the Middle Ages. You may undertake the same tour if you rent a car in Kyrgyzstan. According to legend, it was erected in the 11th century and is 45 meters tall. The minaret was damaged as a result of Genghis Khan's and his men's actions during their invasion in the 13th century. Then, in the 15th century, it vanished from the landscape. The ship was discovered and restored by Soviet Union explorers in the 18th century. The Bishkek Historical Museum received all of the information they uncovered. While you're here, take a Kyrgyzstan tour and rent a car.
