Samarkand

Travel Blogs from Samarkand, Uzbekistan

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Samarcand et retour sur Paris, Samarcand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Samarcand et retour sur Paris

A travel blog entry by surledep

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Vous avez de la chance c'est le dernier email que je vous envoi..... Je suis désolé mais j'ai oublié pas mal de plats locaux dans mon email précèdent :  . Samsa : sorte de samoussa fourre a l'oignon et morceau de mouton bien gras  . ...

Temple, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Temple

A travel blog entry by sandesande

no stay, moving on, hotel full, reservation cancelled : ...

3 days in a beautiful city!, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

3 days in a beautiful city!

A travel blog entry by socon

Lots to see here, but sort of taking it easy too. The Registan needs to be seen to be believed...in all lights and ...

Samarkand, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Samarkand

A travel blog entry by helen-wositzky

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... Timur - he is obviously a hero to the Uzbeckistan people and well loved with statues of him everywhere.  Samarkand - mosques, minarettes, mausoleums, mosaics, mosaics & more mosaics. A large thriving city with some spectacular mosques ...

More fabulous Samarkand sites but what a hot day!, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

More fabulous Samarkand sites but what a hot day!

A travel blog entry by ae.middlemarch

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... seeing the facades in a different light. Absolutely stunning and I now understand their relative significance to the history of Samarkand. We then visited Timur's family mausoleum, or as they appear to say in English: Timerlane. It was quite something to ...

I saw travelers again!, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

I saw travelers again!

A travel blog entry by metoindia

When I reached Smarkand with the train and found my nice B&B hotel, I was pretty surprised, because I finally met another traveler again. The last time I saw one was in Georgia, so it's pretty rare. Unfortunately, he wasn't that interesting because ...

Silk Rd Samarkand, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Silk Rd Samarkand

A travel blog entry by globalwanderers

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... of children and Muslim men all seated in rows who were very keen to have the pictures taken. It is our last stop in Uzbekistan and we are looking forward to new adventures in the land of curry munchers, India, and not to be carrying around stacks ...

Samarkand , Afrosiab -free time & final meal, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Samarkand , Afrosiab -free time & final meal

A travel blog entry by jolyonp

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Seidenstrasse, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Seidenstrasse

A travel blog entry by timon_richiger

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... ist. Aber ihre Erzaehlungen machten Lust auf eine Veloreise. Wer weiss, vielleicht das naechste Mal...;-) Aber nun kurz zu Samarkand. Die schoensten Gebaeude sind einerseits die Medresen, andrerseits die Mausoleen. Medresen sind Orte, wo der Islam gelehrt ...

Into Tashkent and onto Samarkand, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Into Tashkent and onto Samarkand

A travel blog entry by niket

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I arrive into Tashkent's Xaloqaro aiport by the early morning Uzbekistan Airlines flight from Delhi. The view from the top is stunning with craggy mountain tops, snowcaps, flowing valleys, unending mountain ranges (creating a magical wave effect in the ...

The blue mosque at Samarqand, Samarqand, Uzbekistan travel blog

The blue mosque at Samarqand

A travel blog entry by blommaerts

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I can't wait to see this amazing wonder of ...

Samarkand, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Samarkand

A travel blog entry by scottandchar

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... to an opening in the tin roof above. Poking my head out, there was an amazing vista of the surrounding Registan, and of Samarkand in general. There were three Kazakh guys already perched up on the roof, and I could hear Char coming up the stairs behind ...

On the Silk Road, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

On the Silk Road

A travel blog entry by stusbackpack

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The Road to Samarkand Leaving the hotel we head South and West out of the city towards Samarkand about a four hour drive away, the further we get from the center the more run down the suberbs become, not unlike towns in southern europe. It must be ...

Achmed, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Achmed

A travel blog entry by dan.

. Leaving Farhod early the following morning, we headed first on a bus to the metro, which in turn brings us onto the train station. I'm full sure one of the buses Farhod mentioned was the no.82. Obviously not. Half an hour later, well passed worried ...

Samarkand City Tour, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Samarkand City Tour

A travel blog entry by jolyonp

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Map pin, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Map pin

A travel blog entry by pinkkaz

Map ...

Tamerlane's Legacy, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Tamerlane's Legacy

A travel blog entry by silkroadstu

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... efficient war machine of the Mongols under Genghis Khan in the 13th century. The city was almost entirely destroyed. Fortunately for Samarkand, a man known as Tamerlane (Timur) decided that this city would be a good place to rule a kingdom from. ...

samarkand, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

samarkand

A travel blog entry by cactusjoe

hot hot was 43 c. dyr like arizona but hot. beautiful mosques. loved the ...

Mad dogs & Englishmen!, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Mad dogs & Englishmen!

A travel blog entry by alexgrange

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... aging Audis and completely decrepit Ladas of Kyrgyzstan have been replaced with Chevrolets and Daewoos. These are the only type of car here in Uzbekistan, and they're ALL white! I suppose a black car in Central Asia would just be too hot. The bus I took ...

Lots of sun, lots of snow and sliding buses, Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel blog

Lots of sun, lots of snow and sliding buses

A travel blog entry by zhenia

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... He's making a virtual Samarkand project (www.e-samarkand.narod.ru/), where you can learn a lot about this beautiful place. I came to Samarkand from Tashkent on a fast train, which was somehow the same price (or a bit more expensive) as usual train. Once ...

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