The historical city of Khiva which has long been an important oasis in the midst of Karakum Desert is now a major tourist place of Uzbekistan. The main attraction of this city is Itchan-Kala which was historically a citadel. History Of Khiva According to legends, …

With over 140 architectural monuments, Bukhara is undoubtedly the place to be if you’re a history geek or interested in history to the slightest extent. Known as city-museum of Uzbekistan, it is one of the topmost visited cities in Uzbekistan and Central Asia. History Of …

Samarkand is currently the second largest city of Uzbekistan and capital of the Samarkand region. Strategically being situated on the Great Silk Road route, Samarkand was home to a diverse religious community including Buddhist, Zoroastrianism, Hinduism, Judaism, and Nestorian Christianity. Because of such diversity, it …

Tashkent is a combination of a well balanced modern metropolis and an ancient Oriental Middle Eastern city. It is now the largest and the capital city of Uzbekistan serving as an economic and cultural center. History Of Tashkent Tashkent was heavily influenced by the Sogdian …

The enigmatic country of Uzbekistan which is located at the heart of Central Asia is rich in historical heritage in the form of architectural monuments. Intermittently conquered and ruled by various dynasties, Uzbekistan developed its own form of sightseeing opportunities which leave visitors in sheer …