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Malika Tashkent

53A, Chupan ata street Tashkent, 700113, Uzbekistan

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Helloooooo Stan

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... ordeal, put their arms around me, "It's OK Canada!"
With their help, i get to the front of the line in only forty five minutes.
After passing boarder control i find my bag and line up at customs, for another hour and a half i might add. The only solace i receive through this is when the guards would begin shouting and hitting with clubs those who were crowding over the yellow line.

After four hours of bureaucracy i emerge from the ...

Tashkent tales

A travel blog entry by helen-wositzky

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... highlight of the city - just spectacular, almost chandeliers - gold mosaics, marble, each station is different. Not allowed to take photos unfortunately. I'll be sharing with an English lady Sarah, really nice & we'll get on well. A few very funny people on trip.

Tomorrow off to Samarakand on the truck - exciting. May not have much internet access for next few weeks - but will try & add abit if I can. Photos do not do this place justice !1

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Train travel to Tashkent and 24hrs in the UK

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... to London! So I was rather tired when the plane left the ground at 8am, with no sleep that night at all! I rather hoped I managed to get three hours around a breakfast meal, before landing in Munich and having a further two hours to wait for the next connecting flight.

(When I finally arrived home I was three hours later than anticipated and I’d gone back four hours in time. I was ready for a second night’s sleep and a catch up ...

Them old cotton fields back home

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... hair, but not obscuring their face s. Often they also wore a square, centrally-pointed skull cap (doppe) that was placed over the scarf (tied round the back of their necks), at the front of the head. Older women (babushka-style) sometimes also wore a doppe (strictly a 4-sided skull cap embroidered in white), but in a purple/blue design. They also wear more dull, darker patterns with mixed, dark symbols, rather than bright, cheerful colours, altho’ many wear silk ...

From Russia, with love!

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... the buildings in the area. We were stopped from going to investigate what the white Washington-style Senate building was, since it looked more theatrical! There was a well laid out park here that was very well maintained, thanks to the silent army of blue overcalled and headscarved ladies who quietly beaver away until well after 6.30pm. Some of them looked as if they must be in their 70s.

We found the Crying Mother statue by an eternal flame, where ...

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