Main PageWe are delighted to welcome you to Uzbekistan – the heartland of the ancient Silk Road. It is Uzbekistan`s reach historical legacy, rich cultural traditions, inimitable nature landscapes, unique ancient monuments and, of course, wise and hospitable people which make our country an extremely interesting destination for travelers. The history of our magnificent land goes back to ancient times. This land has witnessed golden ages of its development, suffered from devastating invasions of foreign conquerors, such as Ahemenids, Alexander the great and Chingiz-Han, and now has been restored to independence. Uzbekistan`s advantageous geographical location on the crossroads of Central Asia, linking North and South, east and west worlds, made this country an important center on the caravan route known in history as “The Great Silk Road”. The cities of Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva were major merchant stopping points along this route. Not only did trade develop along this transcontinental route, but there was also an active exchange of ideas, inventions, culture, traditions, religions, crafts and technologies. In addition to playing this splendid role, the Great Silk Road network became a major player in the development and enrichment of world civilization. As a result, a lively mix of Zoroastrianism, Islam, Buddhism and other religions may be seen in traditions of Uzbekistan today. Travelling through Uzbekistan is beyond a doubt an unforgettable experience. Let Uzbekistan become a part of your life. Uzbekistan is open to the world… Hush Kelibsiz! – Welcome! 
Samarkand - one of the most ancient cities of the world, its age is equal to 2750. The capital of the Mighty Medieval Empire created by Timur, is the important intersection on the Great Silk Road. 
Khiva - the ancient city in Khorezm province in lower cost of Amu Darya, a pearl of the Khorezm oasis, it was one of the main centers on the Great Silk Road. Khiva can be called deservely the city museum under the open-air. |
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