In the heart of Central Asia, where nomadic tribes once competed for pastoral lands, was also on the crossroads of conquers. From Alexander the Great to Genghis Khan, it was considered the prize of Central Asia. It exported warriors like Tamerlane and the Mogul emperors who went to rule the world. Yet it always attracted the merchants of the Silk Road who travelled from the ends of the earth to trade merchandise sold at the markets of Samarkand and Bukhara. Uzbekistan became the center of great learning, and produced renowned mathematicians, scientists and astronomers that gave the world Algebra, Algorithms and accurate Solar Calendars. Today it is the home of the friendly Uzbek people who feel proud to share their history, culture and arts.
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From big cities to small towns the tour is packed with a number of experiences that will get you closer to the culture and people. Options are available to witness cultural shows, dances, unique markets and experience a variety of local food.
