Uzbekistan sits at the heart of the ancient Silk Road, home to some of Central Asia's most spectacular Islamic architecture. Turquoise-tiled madrasas, bustling bazaars, and centuries of trading history make it an increasingly popular destination.
Home to the breathtaking Registan Square, a masterpiece of Islamic architecture.
A UNESCO-listed old town with minarets, madrasas, and covered bazaars.
A remarkably preserved walled city straight out of the Silk Road era.
The modern capital, mixing Soviet-era architecture with Uzbek tradition.
The birthplace of Timur, with the ruins of his grand summer palace.
A lively domed market selling spices, dried fruit, and textiles.
Watch Samarkand's iconic madrasas glow gold as the sun sets.
Browse centuries-old trading routes still alive in Bukhara's markets.
Learn to prepare Uzbekistan's national rice dish.
Wander mudbrick lanes within the walled Itchan Kala.
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As a crossroads of the historic Silk Road, Uzbekistan's cities of Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva preserve some of the finest examples of Islamic architecture anywhere in the world, adorned with intricate tilework and grand madrasas.
The country's cuisine, centred on dishes like plov, reflects centuries of cultural exchange between Persian, Turkic, and Russian influences, best sampled in its bustling covered bazaars.