Private guides and guided tours in Uzbekistan
Private guides in Uzbekistan
Private Guide in Tashkent - Arostr
(Member Since 2005) Excursions/tous in the following cities: BukharaAROSTR is the travel agent which can provide all travel related services under one roof No queues Instant issuing of tickets for Uzbekistan airways No extra costs for booking and issuing tickets? On any airline operating in Uzbekistan Booking by telephone, E-mail, fax, in our website and fast replying.
Private Guide in Tashkent - Djamshid
(Member Since 2009) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Samarkand, Bukhara Languages: EnglishOur company We are one of the leading traveling companies in Uzbekistan. The company was established in 1996.We provides the best services for group and individual customers. We organize cultural trips by...
Private Guide in Tashkent - Dolores
(Member Since 2005) Excursions/tous in the following cities: SamarkandTravel to Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
Language: Russian
Currency: Uzbek sum (UZS)
Calling Code: +998
COMMENTS ABOUT Uzbekistan:
Uzbekistan is considered to be the region’s cradle of culture for more than two millennia. Besides that it is the proud home to a great variety of unique monuments all of which are deeply infused with the fascinating history of the country.
There are three must visit places in Uzbekistan – Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand. It could be said that these names practically epitomize the region creating the images of serpentine desert caravans, knife-twirling dervishes and architecture that blends with the sand. These three destinations are often called the Big Three of Uzbekistan. Seen in person they don’t disappoint, on the contrary they seem to overshadow the country’s other attractions, which include ancient fortresses such as the one at Nurata, dazzling bazaars, and a great variety of unsung natural attractions.
The Uzbek people are considered to be good-spirited and genuinely hospitable – one more irresistible attraction in this wonderful country. There’s no other place as evocative of the legendary Silk Road as Samarkand. For the majority of people it appears to have the mythical resonance of Atlantis. It is fixed in the Western popular imagination by playwrights and poets of bygone eras few of whom had an opportunity to see the city in the flesh.