Uzbekistan is hands-down the most underrated travel destination on the planet, and I can't wait to show you why! From the majestic architecture of Samarkand and Bukhara to the untouched beauty of the Kyzylkum Desert. Delve into the fascinating stories of the Silk Road, taste the delicious local cuisine, and meet the warm-hearted locals. This video will unveil why Uzbekistan deserves a spot on every traveler's bucket list. Uzbekistan got its independence from the USSR in 1991. Since then, it remained an authoritative regime till 2016. But since 2016 Uzbekistan changed so much you wouldn't recognize it. Time codes: 0:39 Where is Uzbekistan? 1:02 Tashkent 2:15 Tashkent Subway 6:54 Renting a car in Tashkent 7:15 Amirsoy Mountain Resort 8:07 Uzbek countryside 9:45 Solar furnace of Uzbekistan 10:48 History of Uzbekistan 12:16 Samarkand 17:17 Urgut 18:37 Bukhara 24:08 Khiva 30:42 Fergana Valley 31:30 Namangan 33:46 Fergana 34:35 Kokand 36:46 Andijan 39:25 Uzbek food #documentary #travel #Uzbekistan #TravelDocumentary #HiddenGems #ExploreUzbekistan #SilkRoad #TravelInspiration
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am working in madinah and see alot of Uzbek people here.old but healthy,and i always had a question that how can they be this healthy mashaALLAh at this age and i got the answer by watching this video,a clean environment,healthy foods,dry fruits ,,mashaALLAh,,,,be blessed Uzbekistan
I’m among those people who knew nothing about Uzbekistan. I must admit that the country and the city of Tashkent are beautiful and much more modern than I imagined. Even ancient architecture in other cities is most impressive, and it’s amazing such buildings were erected from 500 to a thousand years ago. You stated that half the population lives in the country and villages, which is how I originally pictured the entire country! But people there and elsewhere eat a healthy diet. I never heard of the Solar Furnace—interesting engineering concept. You did an excellent job explaining the history of Central Asia. They didn’t teach us that in school (other than a little about Genghis Khan). I’m always impressed when you interview local people and see how generous and friendly they are. This was another quality video, Slava, with the help of your cameraperson, Lena. You guys not only put in a lot of time filming and editing, you spend of lot of time researching and writing. The singing couple at the end was a nice touch!
I love Uzbekistan people . Most of them are friendly and kind❤️ love from Indonesia.
I never thought Uzbekistan would be this beautiful, modern and mesmerizing. Greetings from an American hailing from Somalia, East Africa.
I have been in Uzbekistan in 1986. It sheltered me and my very young daughter from Chornobyl. Forever grateful to the kind and hospitable people. It looks very beautiful these days!
Love to Uzbekistan from Azerbaijan❤️ 🇺🇿🇦🇿
Having lived in this country for almost 2 years now, I must say that the decision to come here is one of the best I've ever made. The beauty and humility of this country is remarkable. You must see all those historical structures in person to truly feel how marvelous they are. Uzbek hospitality is real and unbeatable. They say it's in the blood of Uzbeks since the Silk Road days. Every house would invite you in to share a meal and even sleep over! I advise everyone to come here now before the whole world, soon, discovers it.
Salam alaikum to all my Uzbek brothers and sisters. As an Azerbaijani lady, I am so proud of you ❤ I am so proud of our culture, and history. I am looking forward to visiting Uzbekistan to visit all the giant Islamic scholars. May Allah keep us in peace till the day of qiyamah.
Beautiful country, amazing architecture and friendly people. Greetings from Bulgaria:)
So clean everywhere, no litter. I wish our locals could take note, beautiful architecture, pleasantly surprised about Uzbekistan, love from South Africa.
I just watched this video because I'm an Afghan and Uzbekistan is my neighboring country. They are very rich in culture and amazing country. Thanks for sharing this amazing master piece.
Thank you for exploring our country, I'm from Uzbekistan, living in Samarkand, I'm really happy when tourists visit our cities, welcome to Uzbekistan 😊
Selamünaleyküm my sisters and brothers in Üzbekistan, may Allah bless and protect you and this beautiful land, greetings from Türkiye
I am from Turkey and I love all the Turkic countries (Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan). I visited all of them except Turkmenistan (because it's really difficult to go there) and each has its own unique beauty. However, when it comes to architecture, history and cuisine Uzbekistan is by far the most impressive Turkic country in my opinion! Add to that one of the warmest and most welcoming people in the world, and you get a must-visit country! I have been to Uzbekistan 5 times already (more than any other Turkic country I visited) and I already have an other planned for next summer. This country finds a way to surprise you every time you go. I don't even plan my trips anymore, just let the country do its magic
Beautiful country, beautiful Cities. I love Ouzbékistan From France 🇫🇷♥️
My love from Algeria 🇩🇿 to Uzbekistan 🇺🇿
This is the first time I watch anything about Uzekistan and I must say it is very beautiful : the people, the city , the landscape, the buildings, the culture, everything.
I wanted to go to Azerbaijan , now I want to Uzbekistan also. Beautiful place.
MashAllah ❤ great people and country .Greetings from Bosnia 🇧🇦
Love uzbekistan from Qatar