Samarkand

@Jisan203 · 3 years ago

Samarkand: Mine of the history of Eastern Rome and the Muslim Empire

If anyone asks you, which are the oldest cities in the world. Which cities will you name in the north? Rome, Athens, Babylon? But have you ever thought about Samarkand? The second largest and most imp...

2 likes · 0 comments · Life of a Muslim (c3e9)

@Snezana28 · 4 years ago

Samarkand

SAMARKAND Unknown. Far from here. Another continent. Asia. Some other colors and other scents. Reminiscent of Samarkand from the pictures. In your dreams, you can travel anywhere, even to Uzbekist...

24 likes · 33 comments · Travel Around the World (f92d)

@Goroda · 3 years ago

What can be seen on the way to ancient Samarkand

On the way to Samarkand (Uzbekistan) we often had to stop, wait until sheep will be removed from the road. The cattle is also bred here and grazed by the shepherds. I tried to communicate with one...

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@summuo · 3 years ago

Samarkand

The Silk Road was a bustling trade route that served as the backbone of the desolate expanses of Central Asia for centuries, until the opening of reliable shipping lanes depressed the transport of goo...

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@marianomariano · 2 years ago

Samarkand on the Silk Road - Uzbekistan - Registan

Samarkand is the heart of Uzbekistan, and a place that brings to mind the famous Silk Road. Walking the streets of Samarkand, you can feel the spirit of ancient times, because little has changed in...

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@Goroda · 3 years ago

A grave that grows in size

Now on its territory is the mausoleum of the first President of Uzbekistan. - Hello! - Hello! - We have to check your bags. - Okay. - In general, you're not allowed not film here, but are. An e...

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@Goroda · 3 years ago

Why go to the amazing Uzbekistan?

To Uzbekistan would love to go those, who have already visited Italy and Spain, and want something exotic, but, nearby, without Visa and not expensive. In my opinion, it is most convenient to trave...

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@Goroda · 3 years ago

How much do you need to pay for a bride in Uzbekistan?

It was getting dark. Finally, we got to Registan. And it turned out there is no entrance to the square - it was fenced. All because now you have to pay for the entrance. Price - $4 pro person. "...

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@ilias · 4 years ago

Bukhara: A holy city rich in architecture

Bukhara is one of the few cities in Central Asia that survives with fond memories. The city of Bukhara is a silent witness to the history of the region. Bukhara has been the favorite place of the rul...

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@Goroda · 3 years ago

A restaurant that is spinning. Pilaf pool. And 12 golden keys

Before my trip to Uzbekistan, I thought that there is nothing to tell about its capital - Tashkent. Well, usual city, quite modern, However, revising the footage I came to an unexpected conclusion, t...

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@BCH_Genisis · 2 years ago

Newest Country in Asia: Let's Find Out!

Read Cash Citizens, the country we will be right now is finally open to tourists. Yeah, Tourists can finally visit here in this Country. This country was formerly close to the rest of the world. It...

12 likes · 16 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Goroda · 3 years ago

Romantic legend about hot kiss

One of the Central streets of Samarkand (Uzbekistan) is named after the first President, Islam Karimov. He was born in this city and here he was buried. On the street you can see some small electri...

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@Goroda · 3 years ago

Treasures of the last Emir of Bukhara and the legend of the Ark fortress

We continue to wander through ancient Bukhara (Uzbekistan). "Ark" is one of the oldest objects in Bukhara. There was a legend that the fortress was built by Siyavash - the hero of folk epics. H...

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@sukreya · 4 years ago

Requirements for history lessons

There is nothing new to say about the need for history lessons. History repeats itself. What happened in the past is happening now. So knowing the past means knowing the present. The purpose of...

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@zrtv · 2 years ago

Excursions to Uzbekistan

As soon as he regained consciousness, he heard stories of Tashkent, Samarqand, Bukhara, Transoxiana and Timur Ling. A long and glorious period passed, which lasted for almost two centuries. The last...

2 likes · 1 comments · Traveling (cc04)

@Laurenceuuu · 3 years ago

Result of the contest: $1 for your BEST article

I posted last Saturday about the contest $1 for your best article where participants or anyone can join and comment their best article. Whoever win will got a prize of $1. The entry ended yesterday...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Suggested Reading 2

In this series , I assume the role of a reader instead of a writer, discussing articles by other writers... things I recommend. In this “Suggested Reading”, I will start with @Alexandra001 , a rela...

16 likes · 6 comments · Mind, Perception & Thought (c7a5)

(comment) A beautiful article and beautiful photos. It invites you to visit Samarkand.

@Telesfor 3 years ago

@Goroda · 3 years ago

Desires come true here

Unusual, interesting, amazing Uzbekistan never ceases to delight the traveler. If you have a cherished desire, and you are in Bukhara, be sure to come to the grave of Sheikh Bahauddin Naqshbandi....

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(comment) It was the first Tajik newspaper in Central Asia started on 11 March 1912 in Bukhara. The Emirate of Bukhara with its capital Bukhara and its main city Samarkand had been a Russian protectorate sinc...

@Denek2 4 years ago

(comment) Very interesting history of this building in Bangladesh. I recently wrote the fence of Samarkand. Few people visited the article. It seems that people do not like history.

@Snezana28 4 years ago

(comment) Traveler Jeka :) Venice is a city I know only from movies and novels. For example, James Bond Casino Royal and Tourist. I used to want to travel to Europe. Now I have lost that motivation. In the co...

@Ezelazra3 2 years ago

@Goroda · 3 years ago

Here King Kong speaks Uzbek

Near the TV tower is located a Tashkentland (Uzbekistan)- an entertainment complex with some attractions and a water park. You could explore the area and understand what more you want to ride on thi...

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@Faiqnisar · 4 years ago

tikka kabab

Few dishes could possibly have the people of Central Asia welcoming you to eat and enjoy more than Pakistani tikkas. Tikka is a special type of ‘kebab,’ the main thing being that tikka uses larger chu...

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@ilias · 3 years ago

Eurasian steppe: a pilgrimage of civilization and culture

We have all heard the name of the Eurasian steppe. Located in the middle of Europe and Asia, this vast grassland has a history of thousands of years. How many civilizations or empires have risen aroun...

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@ilias · 4 years ago

The most terrifying physical event in history

January 1943, just the beginning of the year. Hitler's Nazi forces and Joseph Stalin's Red Army are fighting for control of oil fields in the Caucasus region of the Soviet Union. The Battle of Stalin...

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@Goroda · 3 years ago

How to make bread that can be stored for many years

Back to the thing, without which is no feast, not only in Uzbekistan, but also in practically the whole Central Asia, - to the flatbread. The legend says - those, that are from Samarkand can be stor...

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@Goroda · 3 years ago

How much is a night in the desert?

I decided to diversify the trip by taxi ride through the Kyzylkum Desert to the Aidarkul Lake, which is called the sea in the Sands, and by spending the night in a Yurt camp on the border with Kazakhs...

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@Goroda · 3 years ago

The legend of the murdered minaret builder, unusual food and hospitable people of the East

It is very interesting in all trips to watch the real, not ostentatious life of citizens. But I will continue my story. In the previous part we parted on the fortress wall. - It's strange, but n...

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@rajeev · 4 years ago

Best Travel Areas of 2020! Embark on the ancient and mysterious Silk Road

The ancient town, the bustling Bazaar, the wild nature , and the "Silk Road Journey" have a lot of highlights. Exploring Central Asia The Central Asian section of the Silk Road, once flourished by t...

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