National Geographic Traveler Explores Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan through the eyes of a foreign journalist: from the nights of Tashkent to the majesty of Samarkand.
The Washington Post Travel Pick: Uzbekistan
The publication highlights the country’s historic cities, new travel routes, and simplified entry requirements.
How Uzbekistan’s Historic Cities Are Evolving
Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva are moving beyond their image as open-air museums. They are becoming living, user-friendly urban environments. The focus is no longer only on preserving ancient heritage. Today, the goal is to integrate it into modern city life. Here is how the cities of the Great Silk Road are set to transform.
Khiva in the focus of National Geographic: the ancient city is preparing for a new surge in tourism
Ancient Khiva is the focus of National Geographic’s attention. The magazine predicts a surge in tourism in the city in 2026: we tell you why it is so remarkable.
What to Read in the Fall Issue of Travel + Leisure Central Asia
Read the new fall issue of Travel + Leisure Central Asia – get inspired, explore, and plan your travels in a new way.
Arda Khiva – The Venice of Central Asia on the Shores of Lake Govuk
A New Venice and a port city have emerged on the shores of Lake Govuk, just four kilometers from Khiva. A once-barren saline expanse of 25 hectares is being transformed not only into a verdant haven but also into a new hallmark of the region.