Normurodova Malika TOURISM POTENTIAL OF UZBEKISTAN With its many historical and architectural monuments, a variety of climates and rapid development, Uzbekistan is attracting worldwide attention. For centuries, Uzbekistan was located on the way to traders, merchants and travelers, geographers and missionaries, invaders and conquerors of the Great Silk Road. Currently, Uzbekistan is becoming one of the most fascinating tourist destinations for those interested in entrepreneurial, cultural, historical, traditional and exotic countries. Inheritance - Uzbekistan prides itself on the monumental monuments preserved from its ancestors to this day. The Ichan-Qala Complex in Khiva, the historical centers in Bukhara, the cities of Nakhchivan and Samarkand are included in the UNESCO special list of "World Heritage". Irreversible monuments and monumental installations in these cities reflect past times and play a major role in the country's history.
Tashkent Tashkent is the capital of Uzbekistan and one of the largest cities in Central Asia. As in the past, Tashkent is the intersection of international transportation routes with the help of our own U.S. Airways and international airlines. - Tashkent is one of the oldest cities in the world. In 2009, it celebrated its 2200th anniversary. At the same time, Tashkent is an innovative production center, where more than 500 companies are producing various products; from aircraft to tractor to TV to textiles and shoes. Tashkent is rapidly becoming a modern developed international megapolis in the harmony of historical monuments and modern skyscrapers.
Samarkand Over the centuries, cities of Uzbekistan have played an important role in the life of the Great Silk Road and the ancient transcontinental highway. Samaria alone, on the other hand, called it "the heart of the Great Silk Road." - In ancient times, Samaria was described as "the pearl of Islamic culture" and "The Movement of the World." Samaria, the equivalent of Rome, Athens, and Vavilion, celebrated its 2,750th anniversary. Samaria reached its highest point of prosperity when it was chosen as the capital of the Great Kingdom of Ethiopia during the reign of Amir Tiberius, the great commander and ruler of post-Chihuahua Central Asia. Meanwhile, extensive urban architecture was carried out
Bukhara Ancient Egyptians mummified the dead, with the idea that it would be able to use their entity. He is 2500 years old. Bukhara, which retains a convenient view and more than 140 ancient monumental monuments, will continue to be one of the favorite places for tourists. - Monuments such as the tomb of Ishmael Samaria, the great fortress, and the fortified camp of the ruler of Bucharest, such as Ark, Minorai Kalon, living labyrinths, caravans, and baths, remain among the pearls of the holy Bucharest.
Khiva - The city that has been completely preserved since the time of the Great Silk Road is Khiva. It is called the Museum Under the Open Sky. The Ichan-Qala Complex, home to many monumental monuments in the center of the city, belongs to the first half of the 18th century and the first half of the 19th century. Because it is located at the intersection of the Great Silk Road and a caravan route has passed through it, four gates overlooking the four sides of the world have been built in Ichan-Qala. The height of the fortress wall makes the city look as fascinating as the real Oriental fairy tales.
The towers say they will reach heaven, and among them is Islam-Hoja, the longest tower in the U.S. Over the flat roofs of houses stand the shining blue expanse of tombs and mosques with vigor. In Khiva, some of the palaces of the chamber were preserved, and the most famous of them is the great Palace of Stone, where ceremonies are held, the chamber rests, and the hall where the chamber is inhabited. The outer side and wall are covered with mosaic ornamental stones. Knowing the wonder of the city, exploring its narrow streets, and feeling the true taste of the "museum under the open sky", is less than a day. - The towers say they will reach heaven, and among them is Islam-Hoja, the longest tower in the U.S. Over the flat roofs of houses stand the shining blue expanse of tombs and mosques with vigor. In Khiva, some of the palaces of the chamber were preserved, and the most famous of them is the great Palace of Stone, where ceremonies are held, the chamber rests, and the hall where the chamber is inhabited. The outer side and wall are covered with mosaic ornamental stones. Knowing the wonder of the city, exploring its narrow streets, and feeling the true taste of the "museum under the open sky", is less than a day.
Termez city The history of versatile Uzbekistan is undoubtedly reflected in its inconspicable conduct. Thermal country is the southernmost city. On the right side of the coast of Thermal Aegean Sea, the caravan has been functioning since 2,500 years as the main port. - At the beginning of the common era, Thermal was the main Buddhist center of Central Asia. Buddhist monastery carved in a black-and-white stone, Buddhist temple in Fayoz-top, the capital of Buddhist statues made of many lime clay, is a tourist and a famous joy for Buddhist worshippers.
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