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Samarkand, Uzbekistan
After our trip to Khiva we visited the only Catholic church in Tashent. We went to visit with the nuns and the poor families they help every Sunday. The kids were rambunctious and one even had Chicken Pox (or so we think that was the cause of pink all over her face) but was allowed to play freely with the other kids and toys. We then got lost in …
Bukhara
15/8/2010 As much as it was hard for me to leave Samarkand, but we had to move on ;-/ our first stop was the birth place of Amir Timur, Shakhrisabz. It was about 2 hours south of Samarkand, and a very fertile area. We met our guide, and went straight to the 'White palace' or 'Aka-Saray' which was Timur's palace that was meant for entertaining …
Living in history's footprints
Samarkand......where everything started! one of the ancient cities of the world, its situated in an oasis named Zarafshan river.The city has coeval with ancient Rome and has more than 2500 year history. Amir Temur made Samarkand the capital city of his empire, and thats where it flourished in being the intellectual city on the Silk road.
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Samarkand: Mythic and Majestic
... those applications and wait for weeks to have our visa but in a way it was a great experience to be aware of what all the people (from these countries) that want to come to Europe have to go through… even 10 times more paper work and waiting time than we did… so it is part of the travel experiences and we take it as it is and be happy about it!
After 32 great days traveling through Uzbekistan, we are excited to head to the mountains of Tajikistan for some trekking!
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Soaking up Samarkand
... to bed was calling us.
After our nightmare trying to buy train tickets in Tashkent, we later decided to visit the station in Samarkand in order to book transport to Bukhara early. Samarkand's station was noticeably smaller than Tashkent's, and there were far fewer windows to choose from, and fewer people at each one. Using the Uzbek-style of 'queueing' made reaching the front of one queue a little less painful than previous efforts, but after waiting for some time ...
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