Uzbekistan- Follow the Silk Road,

It was once a trail that connected East and West when only word of mouth told of the mysteries of the world.

There are stories to read, that will whet your appetite – check out our reading list but there is nothing like seeing for yourself.

Uzbekistan is where fabulous wealth from trade long, long ago lead to the building of amazing monuments that have been lovingly restored, fertile valleys rich in produce and crafting skills that are the basis of people’s livelihoods and fostered as an important part of Uzbekistan’s heritage..

Join us to visit this land of magical carpets, rich embroideries, repositories of hidden art collections and lively markets.

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Travel Notes– a little more information is always helpful to prepare

Samarakand
traditional scissor makers of Bukhara
beautiful fresh produce from the fertile vallies of Uzbekistan
The Baker’s loggia Kokand Central Market
Bread making is an artform
Shakhrisabz embroidery
The flags of Karakalpaksthan and Uzbekistan
The museum in Nukus- a luscious surprise
Camels
stunning tiles
Pomegranate
Uzbek hospitality- a lady on the train shared her bread with me.