Date: July 4th to 11th, 2026 Bukhara is another historical site in Uzbekistan. It is a small city that places a lot of emphasis on art and handicrafts. Personally, I preferred Bukhara over Samarkand or Tashkent because the city is small, easy to navigate, and has friendly people. Bukhara is not only renowned for its art, but it is also the birthplace of Imam Bukhara, who later settled in Samarkand. Some notable places to visit in Bukhara include the Choir Minor Monument, Labi

Date: 27th June - 30th June, 2026 Samarkand is a key city in Uzbekistan, part of the Silk Road network. It serves as a major trade and cultural hub, evident in the architecture of its mosques, museums, tombs, and crafts. It was also the seat of Emperor Amir Temur's kingdom. The renowned Imam Bukhari lived here, and his tomb is located in the city. Historically, Amir Temur expanded his empire from Central Asia to Iran and Delhi, in the Indian subcontinent. Although Temur was b

Date: June 23rd to June 28th, 2026 Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, is a key tourist destination in the country. Known for its culture, crafts, and cuisine, Uzbekistan is definitely worth visiting. I traveled to Tashkent by bus from Bishkek, crossing the border into Kazakhstan and then back into Uzbekistan. About 12 days are sufficient to explore all of Uzbekistan, as the main activities involve visiting various sites to appreciate the architecture, city life, and food. T