You may have already guessed that Tashkent is the administrative, economic and cultural center of Uzbekistan. The most populous city in Central Asia, Tashkent is home to more than 2.5 million people. This is due to the fact that Tashkent is the largest industrial center of Uzbekistan, 20% of all production falls on the capital.
Each region of Uzbekistan is famous for its culinary features, which are unique and represent the culinary art of Uzbekistan in the overall picture.
Since ancient times, Eastern sweets were valued all over the world. But at the time of the terrible Eastern rulers, recipes for sweets were kept in the strictest secrecy, and only people of the upper class of that time could eat them.
You will not regret your shopping in Uzbekistan, because you will get so many interesting and delicious things that you will not want your shopping day to end. And we, in turn, will show you the most famous and interesting bazaars in our Sunny country.
Not many people know that initially Tamerlane was not the heir to the throne and did not even have at least a distant relationship with those who could claim the throne. He had no right to assume the proud title of “Khan”, since the reign of Genghis Khan, this title could only be held by his relatives and descendants.
If you come to Samarkand, you will hardly need one day to see all the sights. This is understandable, because the splendor of ancient structures will not let you go just like that, hypnotizing you to admire them without noticing the time. Did you know that in Samarkand there is an incredible place where the deepest notes of your soul feel magic?
Undoubtedly, the great silk Road, which laid its caravan network on the territory of these lands, had a huge impact on the development of Uzbekistan’s culture. How many travelers and traders have walked along the paths of this difficult, but at the same time important for history path.
Arriving in Uzbekistan, we will arrange unforgettable excursions to real Eastern tea houses, where you will be shown and taught the ritual of Uzbek tea drinking.
Many people who are interested in the history of mysterious antiquity, the confusing middle ages and the controversial period of Soviet times will find so much new and unknown for themselves.
Pilaf is so ingrained in the culture of the Uzbek people that no event passes without this unique dish. But imagine an extensive event for 200 to 600 people, in which the main dish, so to speak, the star of the event, is pilaf! It’s hard to imagine, isn’t it?