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Here are three steps and one scene, and five steps and one humanity
The area is only the size of Heilongjiang Province on the mainland
However, it has 7,400 cultural heritage sites
This is not Turkey, Morocco
However, there are many magnificent buildings that can be compared
In a second, you can travel back to the Middle Ages of the East
This is not Egypt
However, it has a mausoleum ranked top 3 in the world
The oldest seminary in the world
Even the famous Taj Mahal is modeled after its mosque
It's one of the safest destinations in the world
Listed in Lonely Planet's Top 10 Best Travel Destinations in Asia
It is a treasure on the Silk Road
This is a mysterious ancient country in a fable and fairy tale
Exotic beauties can be seen everywhere
The colorful bazaar has its own fireworks atmosphere
Prices here are comparable to those in Southeast Asia
Cherries and strawberries are 6 yuan a catty
3k+ per capita can be fun
It is known as the "Pearl of Central Asia".
Uzbekistan
Where is Uzbekistan?
Located in Central Asia and bordering countries such as Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, Uzbekistan is an important hub connecting Eurasia and the Middle East, and is a must-stop on the Silk Road.
It is also the first country in Central Asia to be visa-free for China, and Ukraine has implemented a 10-day visa-free entry policy for citizens of China (including the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the Macao Special Administrative Region) since March 1, 2021.
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▼Map of Uzbekistan▼
Tashkent Garden on the green sea
1✦ Hazrati Imam Mosque
It is the largest mosque in Tashkent, with a main building with a blue and green painted dome and a geometric pattern of fine tiles, and is said to house the oldest collection of the Quran.
2✦ Timur Square
The center of Tashkent, from which the whole city stretches, is itself a garden-like square. In the middle of the square is a bronze statue of Timur riding a horse and Hengge, surrounded by fountains, cafes, restaurants, etc.
3✦ Our Lady of the Church of the Assumption
The Russian Orthodox Church is one of the oldest churches in Tashkent. The golden onion top and the 50-meter-high bell tower shine against the clear sky. The interior walls of the church are decorated with a large number of ornaments and frescoes, and the top is a carved glass chandelier, which is simple and solemn and elegant.
4✦ Joan Sub Bazaar
The Old Town, which radiates outward with the Joansu Bazaar, is a great place to experience the Uzbek market, where locals often shop.
A two-story farmer's market with a dome that is a huge circular structure. The first floor sells fresh meat, vegetables and spices, the second floor specializes in dried fruits, and there are barbecue, liquor and other stalls outside the market!
5✦ Central Asian Pilaf Center
It is known as the largest pilaf-making center in Asia. As soon as you enter, you will be greeted by an open kitchen, with a cauldron with a diameter of more than 3 meters, which can cook for hundreds of people. The staple is pilaf, which can be served with naan, cold dishes and drinks.
Samarkand is the shining pearl of the Orient
1✦ Chailly Sinda Mausoleum Complex
Samarkand's ancient buildings are dotted all over the city, but the Shah Zindah Mausoleum Complex must be the most worth visiting! The complex consists of at least a dozen mausoleums concentrated in one area, most of which conform to the Islamic decorative rules of blue tiles with geometric shapes and floral ornaments.
Same-day tickets allow for unlimited same-day entry and exit. Once you enter from the entrance, you need to climb dozens of steps to make you feel like you are in a world of one thousand and one nights, and you can take unexpected photos with the help of light and shadow.
2✦ Registan Square
It is known as "the noblest public square in the world". The square is home to three magnificent madrasas and a splendid mosque, a classic of Central Asian architecture.
At night, Registan Square is enchanting, with a light show at 9 p.m. local time, combining light with music and narration.
3✦ Bibi Hanem Grand Mosque
The temple has been under construction since 1399 and is decorated with tens of thousands of blue tiles, and was recognized as one of the most majestic buildings in the East during the Timurid era, witnessing imperial love.
With a height of more than 30 meters, the gate has a dome comparable to that of the Heavenly Palace, with a vault as bright as a galaxy, and even the world-famous Taj Mahal is inspired by it.
4✦ Mausoleum of Gul Amir
Here is the mausoleum of Timur and his heirs, built in the 15th century. The large dome of the Arabian spherical cone, with its spectacular shape and bright colors, is a classic of Islamic architecture.
Bukhara is the city of museums of Central Asian architecture
1✦ Bukhara Ark Castle
The castle was built 1500 years ago. Originally used as a military fortress, it now has several museums in addition to the few remaining royal residences. From Registan Square in front of the Ark Castle, you can see the World Heritage Old Town of Bukhara in the distance.
2✦ Ancient city of Bukhara
An ancient city with a history of more than 2,000 years, it is known as the "living fossil of the Silk Road".
There are a variety of Islamic buildings in the ancient city, the most famous of which is the Kalon Mosque and the Mir-i-Arab Madra, as well as the three-piece set of the Karon Minaret.
3✦ Porokoz Mosque
On the opposite side of the Bukhara Castle, facing a square pool, the 12-meter-high front porch is supported by 20 carved wooden columns with a base resembling horseshoe, reflecting the influence of the Iranian style to some extent.
4✦ Chamina Mosque
Tucked away in a group of dilapidated houses, it has been on the cover of the Lonely Planet Central Asia chapter and has the most unique blue four towers. The building has two floors, the first floor is a small shop selling handicrafts and souvenirs every other week, and the second floor is a great view from the top of the tower.
Khiva: The city of oases in the Arabian Nights
1✦ Islom Hoja Theological Seminary and Minaret
The most recent Islamic site of the Khiva era, both were built in 1910. The minaret is 57 meters high, and you can overlook the entire ancient city when you climb to the top. The seminary is home to the Museum of Applied Arts, one of Khiva's most famous museums, which exhibits centuries-old artefacts from the spurs, as well as exquisite wood carvings and metalwork.
2✦ Juma Mosque
Located in the heart of the ancient city, it is one of the oldest buildings in Central Asia. There are many wooden pillars of different shapes in the temple, and the shape is unique.
3✦ Kata Minauter
Nearly 30 meters high, this unfinished minaret has a blue and white exterior that is extraordinarily gorgeous. It is said to have been built at the same time as the Karon Minaret in Bukhara. On the corridor under the minaret is a corridor of tourist souvenirs.
Foodie Journey Belt and Road Cuisine
1✦Samsa
Also called "baked buns". Filled with lamb, vegetables, pumpkin and potatoes, the buns are baked directly on the inner wall of a traditional clay oven, and the butter is added to the skin and pressed repeatedly.
2✦Manty
Dumplings in Uzbekistan vary in shape, and the filling is mainly composed of lamb or horse meat or yak meat with spices such as shallots and black pepper. Wrap it and steam it in a steamer drawer, then drizzle with a little yogurt and chili oil.
3✦ Samarkand bread
Each is chest-sized and weighs up to 1.5 kilograms. The dough is baked in a huge bread kiln, the bread is golden and attractive, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and you can fill it with one!
4/Lagman Soup
Lagerman noodle soup is similar to northern ramen: handmade noodles are made with large pieces of beef or lamb and vegetables, drizzled with a spicy broth.
Travel guide
Aircraft: Urumqi and Xi'an have direct flights to Tashkent
Exchange rate: 1 RMB = 1601.02 som, 1 US dollar = 11550.21 som. It is possible to exchange US dollars in advance at home and then at the airport for local currency
Season: April to October
Languages: Uzbek, Russian
▼List of visa information for 5 Central Asian countries▼
Self-drive tour in Central Asia
01 Central Asia tourism [visa-free 3 countries] self-driving tour route guide
If you enter Kazakhstan from Xinjiang Khorgos Port, then go to Kyrgyzstan, and finally arrive in Uzbekistan, you can arrange the number of travel days according to the visa-free stay time of the corresponding country.
Directions:
● Kazakhstan: Xinjiang Khorgos port entry→ Almaty→ Astan→ Aktau→ Turkestan→ Shymkent→ Almaty
● Kyrgyzstan: Entry from the Ak zhol border → Bishkek→ Tokmak→ Karakol → Osh
● Uzbekistan: Entering Tashkent→→ Samarkand→ Bukhara → Khiva from the Andijan Mahala crossing
02 Precautions for the first self-drive trip in Uzbekistan
● Vehicles in Uzbekistan drive on the right, the same as in Chinese mainland. ● Pedestrians have absolute right of way, and cars must be human. ●You cannot use your mobile phone while driving, and you are prohibited from drinking and driving. ●The maximum speed limit in the city is 70km/h. The maximum speed outside the city is 100 km/h for cars with less than 3.5 tons, 90 km/h for buses, 80 km/h for cars with trailers, and 70 km/h for trucks with trailers. ● Uzbekistan oil prices are cheaper than in the country. ● Pay attention to distinguish between diesel and gasoline, diesel is Diesel, gasoline or petrol is gasoline, unleaded gasoline is unleaded, do not add the wrong oil.
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