Maki Khojo Biography

The Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Traveling Uzbekistan attracts the attention of the whole world with its many ancient historical and architectural monuments, the richest nature and violent modern progress. For centuries, Uzbekistan was located at the intersection of trading routes of the Great Silk Road, along which merchants and discoverers, geographers and missionaries, invaders and conquerors followed.

Nowadays, Uzbekistan is an attractive tourist area for enterprising people who are interested in culture and history, traditions, exotic countries. The legacy of Uzbekistan is proud of its architectural monuments that have come down to us from the time of our ancestors. Unique monuments and architectural structures in these cities are a reflection of the era, which played a significant role in the history of the country.

Tashkent Tashkent is the capital of modern Uzbekistan and one of the largest cities in Central Asia. Both in the distant past and in the present, Tashkent is an important international transport hub, with many countries of the world through the local air carrier Uzbekistan Airways and international airlines. Tashkent is one of the oldest cities in the world. In the year, he celebrated his summer.

At the same time, it is a modern industrial center, where more companies operating that producing a wide variety of goods, starting from aircraft to tractors, from televisions to textiles and shoes. Tashkent quickly becomes a modern developed international metropolis, where ancient buildings with modern skyscrapers are harmoniously combined. Today in Uzbekistan there are near museums and almost half of them are located in the capital of the country.

Each of them reflects the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of the Uzbek people. In the center of the capital, the Temurids State Museum is located, crowned with a huge blue dome resembling the ancient domes of Samarkand. Its exhibits indicate the formation of statehood in the Middle Ages in Uzbekistan, and reflect the development of science, culture and art since Amir Temur.

Samarkand over the centuries of the city of Uzbekistan played an important role in the life of the Great Silk Road, the ancient, transcontinental line. But, the city of Samarkand was the only one was called the "heart of the Great Silk Road." The contemporary of Rome, Athens and Babylon, this city has already noted its flying. The city reached its heyday during the reign of Amir Temur the greatest military leader and ruler of Central Asia after Genghis Khan, when Samarkand was chosen by the capital of the powerful Empire of Maverannar.

At this time, extensive urban planning work is carried out. Here, in Samarkand, the great ruler gathered skillful architects and masters, whose works of art survived the centuries. His grandson Ulugbek continued these traditions. Today, the monuments of Samarkand are majestic and beautiful. In this city, you can feel the breath of the story itself, which is stored in ancient ruins, in the madrasah, mausoleums and minarets.

The legendary Samakkand Registan Square is a unique architectural monument of Central Asia. Since ancient times, this square has been the trade and public center of Samarkand. Here to this day, having survived the centuries, the bulk of the ancient walls and towers of three beautiful madrasahs - Ulugbek, Sherdor, Till -Coria rises. The Gur -Emir Mausoleum is another pearl of ancient Samarkand.

The remains of the great sovereign, his two sons and two grandchildren, including the outstanding scientist and thinker of the East, Mirzo Ulugbek, rest in this mausoleum. Similar to the bud of a blue tulip with tightly folded petals. Registan Square, Mausoleum Gur-Emir, Bibi Khan, Shahi-Zinda, Ulugbek Observatory, this is not a complete list of all those monuments that captivate visitors to the ancient city.

The noble Bukhara has long been the center of densely populated oasis. Her story has years. Preserving the cozy atmosphere and concentrating more monuments of ancient architecture, Bukhara remains a favorite place for tourists. The Mausoleum of Ismail Samani, covered like a lace, the majestic fortress of the Arc, as a strengthening of the residence of the rulers of Bukhara, the minaret Kalyan, the living labyrinth of numerous mosques and madrassas, caravanserai, baths - all these monuments are unique pearls of St.

Bukhara. Khiva is the only fully preserved city of the Great Silk Road - Khiva. It is rightfully called the "open -air museum." Since Khiva lay on an important crossroads of the Great Silk Road and caravan roads converged here, four monumental gates oriented on the points of the world were arranged in the walls of Ichan Kala. From the height of the fortress wall, the stunning panorama of Khiva, a city from a real oriental fairy tale, opens.

The sky is pierced by a string of minarets, and among them the highest in Uzbekistan, the Islam-Khoja minaret. Above the flat roofs of the houses, the domes of mausoleums and mosques, sparkling with blue tiles rise.Several Khan's palaces and the most famous of them the Tash-Hulie Palace, a huge complex, which includes ceremonial palace halls, Khan's chambers, residential premises of Khan's wives and harem, have been preserved.

The facade and walls of the palace are covered with a mosaic major with magnificent carpet ornaments. You will need many days to know the splendor of this city, study its tiny streets, and feel the atmosphere of the “open -air museum”. Termez The multifaceted history of Uzbekistan is undoubtedly a reflection of its geographical location, which is confirmed in the case of the southern city of the country - thermmes.

Termez was based on the right bank of the Amu Darya at the intersection of caravan routes, as the main port and for more than 2. At the beginning of our era, Termez was the main center of Buddhism in Central Asia. Monuments such as Kara-Tepe, carved in stone, Buddhist Cave Monastery, Fayaz-Tepe Buddhist Temple, the remains of a large Buddhist stupa are very popular among tourists and Buddhist pilgrims.

But Termez is known not only for its Buddhist relics. The historical monuments of the early Middle Ages located here are no less exciting. Among them are the tomb of Hakim Austermesi, the ensemble of the Sultan Saodat G. A century and the legendary fortress of the 9th century Kyrk-Kyz. Karakalpakstan Karakalpakstan today is a living connection of times. Beautiful and alluring, full of unexpected meetings and discoveries, he is ready to share his legends and secrets.

The ancient fortresses of Kirk-Kyz, Ayaz-Kala, Dzhanbas Kala, the Mausoleum of Ishan-Kala, the unique settlement of Toprak-Kala and other historical and archaeological monuments located in the Karakalpakstan are of huge scientific and cultural interest, attract a significant number of domestic and foreign tourists. The traditions of the traditions and customs of the Uzbek people, living at the crossroads of the Great Silk Road, have been formed for many centuries, as a result of the interaction of rituals of Zoroastrians, Sogdians, Bactrians, traditions of nomadic tribes, as well as under the influence of Islamic traditions.

Traveling in Uzbekistan, tourists can not only see the architectural pearls of the country, but also take part in the celebration of national holidays. For example, Navruz-New Year holiday of Spring, which is celebrated on the equinox of March 21, each route includes a visit to a national house where tourists can get acquainted with the way of life of the local population, taste the taste of national Uzbek cuisine and enjoy folklore show programs.

National Uzbek cuisine, characterized by a wide variety, deserves special attention. Dishes based on the rich experience of the ancestors are a reflection of the lifestyle and culture of the Uzbek people. Delicious Uzbek treats filled with spice aromas will not leave indifferent even the most demanding gourmet. Bazaars are a traditional idea of ​​the eastern bazaar, abundant, colorful, noisy, becomes a reality in the markets of Uzbekistan.

A good bazaar should break from the goods, there should be a game of color, raised voices and exclamations should be heard - bargaining is appropriate here! In fruit and vegetable rows, at any time of the year, the eyes are scattered from the abundance and variety of goods. But the eastern bazaar is especially impressive in summer and autumn. Active life in the bazaar begins early in the morning and ends only with the onset of darkness.

The inviting cries of merchants, car beeps, the sounds of national music, the smells of spices and fried meat, the riot of colors of fruits and vegetables in the shopping rows create a unique atmosphere of the eastern bazaar. Hotels were replaced by caravanserafs that existed in the past were modern comfortable hotels. Hotels located in tourist cities of Uzbekistan will satisfy the desires and needs of each of our guest.

The choice will be not only in front of the "stars" of hotels, but also their location, design and comfort. For those who, choosing their temporary dwelling, prefers the European style, there are hotels and hotels with a modern interior, for those who want to plunge into the true oriental flavor, there are hotels who will meet their guests with wide open carved doors, aivans on the terrace, colorful carpets.

In total, in Uzbekistan today is near hotels, joyfully receiving tourists and providing a service that meets international standards. The transport of Uzbekistan today has a developed tourism infrastructure. You do not need to spend months in order to get to the destination, as it was during the Silk Road. Today, a trip to Uzbekistan is a quick and comfortable movement on board the aircraft to the largest cities of the country.

Tourists can enjoy the beautiful landscapes of the country from windows of fast and comfortable cars, buses or high -speed trains. Active Tours of Uzbekistan is famous not only for its history and legendary architecture. It is also an attractive direction for active tourism.Here, modern comfort and wild nature are successfully combined - primarily due to the special geographical location of our country.

Indeed, on the territory of Uzbekistan there are almost all varieties of the natural landscape - mountains, valleys, steppes, deserts, rivers, lakes. Tracking all the charm of the extraordinary nature of Uzbekistan makes it possible to feel hiking in the Western Tien Shan, or the heavenly mountains. In search of extreme sensations, numerous climbers and skiers rush into the Chimgan valley to overcome the peak of a big chimgan, towering a meters of feet.

Highly riding romance of equestrian tourism attracts people of different ages and temperament, and unique climatic conditions allow horse riding all year round. One of the popular routes is horse riding in the Ugam-Chatkal National Park, famous for the rich Flora and Fauna. Only eighty kilometers from Tashkent in a picturesque valley lying at an altitude of meters above sea level at the foot of a large and small chimgan, the Chimgan Oromgokhi resort complex, designed for amateurs of equestrian tourism.

Here you can ride horses of local breeds, such as Kurama and Karabair, as well as the Akhal -Teke breed. The impressions of the journey through the mountains where the fresh, clean air is filled with the finest aroma of countless herbs and flowers, the creak of the saddle, the measured twist of hooves and the romantic evening meal near the bonfire under the bottomless mountain sky with the myriads will remain in their memory for a long time.

Safari on camels to transfer during the lively movement of caravans along the Great Silk Road you can make safari on camels through the Kyzylkum desert. Sandy dunes, ruthless sun, rare islands of saxaul, camel spine and sand, sand, sand in the beginning of spring, thanks to the life -giving moisture of the rain, the desert is covered with purple poppies and an emerald carpet of grass, which soon disappear, leaving a single golden sandy canvas.

Tourists are invited to change comfortable cars to camels and start their exotic journey. A portion of unforgettable impressions is provided to you. Just imagine, blood-red sunsets, flickering golden sand, night in yurts, exotic dishes of national cuisine, folklore show and a sea of ​​warmth ... What could be more pleasant?! Heli-vi and snowboarding are a relatively soft climate, almost complete absence of wind and three hundred sunny days a year, a large selection of tracks for ski races, slalom and high-speed descent create excellent conditions for winter holidays in the mountains of Western Tien Shan.

In recent years, the resort zone “Chimgan-Chavak-Beldersai” has been chosen for their classes fans of Heli-Sky and Freirade-a new, but rapidly developing extreme type of relaxation. It is here, according to Freirade enthusiasts, is one of the most attractive in the world places for descent from mountain peaks on skiing and snowboards in virgin snow. After all, the mountains of the Western Tien Shan have an extremely favorable combination of the quality of the snow cover, terrain and climatic conditions.

Skiing and snowboards along the untouched snow cover in these mountains are usually carried out at marks from meters to meters above sea level. This territory is no less attractive than the famous alpine country, and also attracts travelers from all over the world.

Among the thrills are the most popular is rafting on the Chatkal River.