Uzbekistan
A landlocked country in Central Asia known for its Silk Road cities and Islamic architecture.
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Bukhara
A UNESCO World Heritage city known as a center of trade, scholarship, culture and religion along the ancient Silk Road. …
Fergana
The largest city in the fertile Fergana Valley, known for its silk production, traditional crafts, and Soviet-era archit…
Khiva
An ancient walled city and UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its intact medieval old town called Itchan Kala. It sho…
Kokand
Former capital of the Kokand Khanate, featuring 19th-century Islamic architecture including palaces and madrasas. It was…
Nukus
Capital of the autonomous republic of Karakalpakstan, famous for the Savitsky Museum housing one of the world's largest …
Samarkand
One of the oldest inhabited cities in Central Asia and a UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its stunning Islamic arc…
Shakhrisabz
The birthplace of Tamerlane and a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for the ruins of Ak-Saray Palace and other Timurid m…
Tashkent
The capital and largest city of Uzbekistan, known for its Soviet-era architecture, bustling bazaars, and modern metro sy…
Bukhara Region
Administrative region in central Uzbekistan, home to the historic Silk Road city of Bukhara with its…
Fergana Region
Eastern region of Uzbekistan known for its fertile valleys, agricultural production, and location wi…
Khorezm Region
Northwestern region of Uzbekistan situated along the Amu Darya River, known for its ancient Silk Roa…
Qashqadaryo Region
Southern region of Uzbekistan known for its cotton production, archaeological sites, and the histori…
Samarkand Region
Administrative region in central Uzbekistan centered around the historic Silk Road city of Samarkand…
Tashkent Region
Administrative region surrounding Uzbekistan's capital, known for agricultural production and contai…