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Okay...this time I am serious, Tashkent, Uzbekistan travel blog

Okay...this time I am serious

A travel blog entry by jessteichuz

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OK... This time it should really work! Salom ...

Yet another gem, Bukhara, Uzbekistan travel blog

Yet another gem

A travel blog entry by laurencegarner

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... 't overly get that feeling when there. It is a city of learning as the amount of Madrassas showed why so many notable intellects in Uzbekistan's history have come from Bukhara.   As well as known as a holy city it also has a history of violence. One ...

Timurs Hometown, Shakhrisabz, Uzbekistan travel blog

Timurs Hometown

A travel blog entry by schwate

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... , aber da er im Winter starb und der Pass gesperrt war wurde er in Samarkand begraben. Erste Eindruecke von Uzbekistan: - um einiges reicher als Tajikistan, erheblich bessere Strassen, es gibt weniger russische oder deutsche Autos (die deutschen ...

Finally Leaving Tashkent, Tashkent, Uzbekistan travel blog

Finally Leaving Tashkent

A travel blog entry by schwate

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... der letzte sowjetische Governeur der SSR, ist aber stramm auf uzbekisch nun ausgerichtet. Die Sowjetunion hat Uzbekistan kolonialisiert und ausgebeutet, Zitat: "Socialist transformation lead to the creation of the totalarian state, coercive ...

Juste pour les yeux, Moynaq, Uzbekistan travel blog

Juste pour les yeux

A travel blog entry by worldkerros

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Salut a Tous, Pas beaucoup de temps en ce moment, et comme j'en passe le plus clair a rediger le futur guide Ouzbekistan, je ne vous infligerai pas une trop longue WKN cette fois ci. Juste quelques photos, pour le plaisir des yeux (j'espere), et les ...

My commute to Urganch, Urganch, Uzbekistan travel blog

My commute to Urganch

A travel blog entry by jessteichuz

... bank, now I have an account, I have money, so what is the problem? So another cultural adjustment to make here in Uzbekistan: People according to my sources apparently do not put their money in the bank. It was quite busy when we were there ...

Were on the road to nowhere, Khiva, Uzbekistan travel blog

Were on the road to nowhere

A travel blog entry by gearoids

First light and I was up and shaking sleeping beauty. Out the gap, after a fine breakfast and up the quiet streets to catch our tiny mini bus , I really should take a photo of one of these because they are that small. Tearing around the city we were ...

Alexander the Great Slept Here, Nurata, Uzbekistan travel blog

Alexander the Great Slept Here

A travel blog entry by carpefeline

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Alexander the Great slept here Friday October 16, 2009            On our way to the yurt camp, in Nurata, after lunch, we moseyed over to the ruins of a great fortress on the hillside.  Supposedly it ...

Getting under the skin of Bukhara, Bukhara, Uzbekistan travel blog

Getting under the skin of Bukhara

A travel blog entry by rootsandroutes

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... , we were able to find a French-speaking local who could make sense of my iffy A-Level French. Unlike most of Uzbekistan, the areas around Samarkand and Bukhara are largely Tajik-speaking, making our elementary Uzbek largely useless in these situations. ...

Samarkand, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Samarkand

A travel blog entry by queenietord

big blue city that the Russians have ...

Karakalpakstan, Nukus, Uzbekistan travel blog

Karakalpakstan

A travel blog entry by gearoids

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... Nukus and settled into our Hotel. The reason to come up here was to see the Aral Sea but the prices and time we had left in Uzbekistan made it impossible. If we were four , the price might be worth it. At $400 for the car, driver and overnight stay on the ...

PICS, Tashkent, Uzbekistan travel blog

PICS

A travel blog entry by jessteichuz

These are the pictures i tried to ...

C'est ca la France... ?, Tachkent, Uzbekistan travel blog

C'est ca la France... ?

A travel blog entry by worldkerros

Salut a tous, Il pleut toujours, ici a Tachkent, ou je me laisse doucement couler vers decembre, avec des journees plutot contrastees. Le matin c'est tournee des ambassades et des formulaires pour l'obtention de mes visas, l'apres-midi c'est flanerie ...

Elliq-Qala, the Fifty Fortresses, Urgench, Uzbekistan travel blog

Elliq-Qala, the Fifty Fortresses

A travel blog entry by schwate

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Salam, da Khiva recht ueberschaubar gross ist (es gibt zwar einiges zu sehen, es liegt aber alles auf einem Haufen:-) habe ich noch einen Ausflug gemacht gen Norden. Im historischen Khorezm gibt es die Gegend der "50 Burgen", Elliq-Qala. So ungefaehr ...

A tiny little desert town, Khiva, Uzbekistan travel blog

A tiny little desert town

A travel blog entry by tripinasia

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Urgut Sunday Bazaar, Urgut, Uzbekistan travel blog

Urgut Sunday Bazaar

A travel blog entry by schwate

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Salam, bin frueh aufgestanden, 5 Uhr morgens, so dass ich noch vor dem Fruehstueck den Bazaar in Urgut besichtigen konnte, eine kleine Stadt 20km ausserhalb von Samarqand Richtung Tajikistan. Dort findet jeden Sonntag ein recht grosser Bazaar ...

Another long day, Tashkent, Uzbekistan travel blog

Another long day

A travel blog entry by argieuk

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Set off from Bukara after a good breakfast. The hotel was very good to us, and gave us 2 big bottles of water to take with us. On top of the 2 free beers last night, they were really making an effort. Not really a lot to say, the roads still varied from ...

Waiting for the Verdict, Dehqonobod, Uzbekistan travel blog

Waiting for the Verdict

A travel blog entry by petcul

Despite the ankle I sleep reasonably well. As soon as I get up Rustam is in the room asking if I want breakfast. He returns later and wants to see the images of Tajikstan on the computer. We wait for the doctor and police to arrive. I am struck by the ...

Central Asia's Holiest City, Bukhara, Uzbekistan travel blog

Central Asia's Holiest City

A travel blog entry by schwate

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... Reisegruppe von Aerzten aus Deggendrof einquartiert (7 Stueck)... Morgen geht es weiter nach Khiva, sind noch einmal ueber 500km, Uzbekistan ist auch ganz schoen gross... Die Temperaturen sind inziwschen bei guten 40 Grad angelangt, entsprechend ist mein ...

Just a minaret., Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Just a minaret.

A travel blog entry by ware_daniel

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... are about 450 workers in the factory making the carpets, all of them adults, all of them paid a comparable, average salary in Uzbekistan (the average yearly salary is about $1800 in Uzbekistan, but since that is not enough to survive, everyone has a side ...

Pics!, Tashkent, Uzbekistan travel blog

Pics!

A travel blog entry by jessteichuz

Hi Everyone! Finally, I have some pictures of uzbekistan to show you! For security reasons, I will email descriptions seperatly for those interested. Just post a message on this site or email me jess.teicher@gmail.com and I will tell you! I have ...

It’s Hammam Time…. Can’t touch t, Bukhara, Uzbekistan travel blog

It’s Hammam Time…. Can’t touch t

A travel blog entry by ware_daniel

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... ’re likely doubled and shuffled! Tomorrow morning we make a 7 hour trek across the deadly Kyzyl Kum desert to the small town of Khiva, another Silk Road town and my last stop in Uzbekistan before I make my way on to Turkmenistan.   ...

Heel digging in time!, Tashkent, Uzbekistan travel blog

Heel digging in time!

A travel blog entry by petcul

... to get a good exchange rate.. It is certainly better than the bank rate but the dollar is sliding. One of the delights of Uzbekistan is its currency. The highest denomination is 1000 cym. Worth 30-40p. With a plastic bag full of notes we head back to ...

Baking in Bukhara and a menage a trois., Bukhara, Uzbekistan travel blog

Baking in Bukhara and a menage a trois.

A travel blog entry by queenietord

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Hi Folks from an extremely hot and sweaty Victoria. It has to be around 40 degrees outside and local time it is just after 6pm. I came looking for internet around 4ish and eventually found this one but there was no electricity and i was told in a very ...

Gates of Hell, Darvaza, Turkmenistan travel blog

Gates of Hell

A travel blog entry by schwate

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Salam, von Konye-Urgench aus ging es dann gen Sueden durch die heisseste Wueste Zentralasiens, die Karakorum Wueste nach Darvaza. Dort gibt es einige Gaskrater, einen mit Schlamm, einen mit Wasser und einen in dem man Feuer an das Gas gelegt hat und ...

Pictures! WoOOOoooOOOoOOOoOooOoOOOo!, Tashkent, Uzbekistan travel blog

Pictures! WoOOOoooOOOoOOOoOooOoOOOo!

A travel blog entry by sambarker

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I have had a rather exiting week, involving mosques, train, police and nightclubs with women in bikinis but rather than tell you about that yet I'm going to upload some pictures that I stole from Darek's memory stick! ...

Uzbekistan, Police and Vodka, Tashkent, Uzbekistan travel blog

Uzbekistan, Police and Vodka

A travel blog entry by sambarker

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... I'm sure you know, but never reported it to the police, therefore stopping my insurance claimability. So I decided to report it in Uzbekistan, make up a little theft and the corrupt police just say watever, heres a report now go away. easy. But sadly it ...

How things work or don't work in Uzbekistan, Samarqand, Uzbekistan travel blog

How things work or don't work in Uzbekistan

A travel blog entry by petcul

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... go to the hospital. Abdullo is a fantastic fixer and knows important people in high places which is all important in Uzbekistan. He and Ziyodullo are opposites. Ziyodullo is reserved, learned, patient, full of information and wanting to impart knowledge, ...

Shakhrisabz, Tashkent, Uzbekistan travel blog

Shakhrisabz

A travel blog entry by jennipost

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... are doing well. Today is great, it is sunny and warmer here. I guess this has been a colder than usual winter for Uzbekistan, I wonder what that means for the summer. Either way, I'm looking forward to spring here, warmer weather, green trees and more ...

Les Uruch qatnachtchilar, Gijduvan, Uzbekistan travel blog

Les Uruch qatnachtchilar

A travel blog entry by worldkerros

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On les appelle les « Uruch qatnachtchilar » Les «Participants». A partir de 1941, et du déclenchement de l'opération Barbarossa, ils ont été recrutés, souvent de force, pour aller lutter contre les nazis sur le front de l'est. Oui, les Ouzbeks, ...

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