Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan fascinates travelers with the richness of its landscapes and legendary cities. Follow in the footsteps of the great Silk Road caravans and immerse yourself in a world where domes, madrasas, and bazaars still tell the stories of ancient travelers. From Samarkand to Bukhara, passing through Khiva, every stop reveals exceptional heritage and a unique atmosphere. Here, Uzbek hospitality is experienced daily, around a shared tea or in the lively markets.

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capital: Tachkent

time difference

Uzbekistan is 3 hours ahead in summer (April to October) 4 hours ahead in winter (November to March)

religion

Uzbekistan is a predominantly Muslim country, a legacy of its central role in the medieval Islamic world. It is also home to a Russian Orthodox Christian minority.

Currency: soums

1 EURO

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14100 soums

average flight price

550 €

average meal price

5 €

Language

Uzbek is the official language and is now mainly written using the Latin alphabet (after a long period of Cyrillic usage, which remains widely present). Russian is still commonly spoken as a language of communication, especially in the cities. English remains uncommon outside tourist sites, but the warmth of Uzbek hospitality goes far beyond any language barrier.

hello: Salom

thank you: Rahmat

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