Elite Tours in Uzbekistan

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16/03/2020

Bukhara old town.

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16/03/2020

Bolo Hauz Mosque served as a Friday mosque during the time when the emir of Bukhara was being subjugated under the Bolshevik Russian rule in 1920s.

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16/03/2020

The Tilya-Kori Madrasah is the last of the Registan's major buildings, Its name means 'Gold Work'.

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13/03/2020

Join 4 days “Tashkent – Samarkand” tour.☀️🌄

Let’s explore two capitals of Uzbekistan – Tashkent and Samarkand.

-At first, you will explore the largest city in Central Asia with great history – Tashkent.🌆
-After arriving by fast train at the pearl of Central Asia – Samarkand, you will open the golden gates to the treasury of cultural and historical UNESCO world heritage.🌙

-In last day you will have a trip to the wonderful Chimgan Mountains and crystal clear Charvak Lake.🗻

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13/03/2020

Bolo Haouz Mosque is a historical mosque in Bukhara, Uzbekistan.
Built in 1712, on the opposite side of the citadel of Ark in Registan district, it is inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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13/03/2020

Kalon Minaret or Tower of Death as it was known after was due to the fact that the execute people by throwing them out of the tower.

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11/03/2020

Colorful Uzbek national hats - Doppa or Tubeteika.

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11/03/2020

Jewelry in Uzbekistan has existed for more than three millennia. It has long been customary to endow many ornaments with the magical properties of amulets and talismans.

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11/03/2020

Magic handmade Bukhara carpets.

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09/03/2020

City walls of the Itchan Kala, Khiva’s old city.

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09/03/2020

Visit Uzbekistan one of the safe and idyllic destinations unaffected by coronavirus (The Telegraph Travel UK)!

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/lists/dream-trips-to-idyllic-places-unaffected-by-coronavirus/

All we need to feel safe on a journey, especially now in the time of epidemic of coronavirus. The Telegraph has confirmed it by its list, that Uzbekistan is still this safe oasis where you can feel oriental vibe and taste it.

Join 4 days “Tashkent –Chimgan Mountains - Samarkand” tour.☀️🌄

Let’s explore the pearls of Central Asia - two capitals of Uzbekistan – Tashkent and Samarkand.🌙
✅At first, you will explore the largest city in Central Asia with great history – Tashkent.
There you will see important buildings for the Islamic world, the unique monuments of Soviet architecture, as well as modern buildings of the period of Uzbekistan’s independence.
✅After arriving by fast train at the pearl of Central Asia – Samarkand, you will open the golden gates to the treasury of cultural and historical UNESCO world heritage.
The most noteworthy being the Registan, Bibi-Khanym Mosque, Gur-e-Amir, and Shah-i-Zinda.
✅In last day you will have a trip to the wonderful Chimgan Mountains and crystal clear Charvak Lake.🗻
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09/03/2020

The South Gate of Khiva’s old town.

The Itchan Kala is where most of Khiva’s main attractions can be found, and was the first place in Uzbekistan to gain status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991.

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06/03/2020

What to eat in ? 🍇
1. Traditional Samarkand Plov🍛
Samarkand Plov is the pearl of Uzbek cuisine.
What characterizes a traditional Samarkand plov is that the ingredients aren’t mixed during cooking: the meat is fried at the bottom of the kazan, then the chopped carrots are added together with water so they don’t get a chance to brown, and finally the rice goes on top and remains white.

2. Cheakpeas with lamb🥩
Chickpeas stewed until they’re so tender they almost dissolve into broth, with lamb that’s almost equally as juicy and soft. It’s a hearty dish, and well worth a visit as a second lunch in Samarkand.

3. Kazan Kabob for the real meatlovers🥩
Kazan-kabob is a classic dish of Uzbek cuisine. It is hard to find something more delicious than succulent meat with fried potatoes seasoned with spices.

06/03/2020

What to do in ?☀️

Get 3 tips from Elite Tours International❗️

1. Visit traditional Uzbek show at Sherdor Madrasah💃🕺
At 7:00pm every evening (except, apparently, when they don’t feel like doing it), there is a traditional music and dance show in the courtyard of the Sherdor Madrasa.
A small group of 5 men play instruments while several others sing and dance. The backdrop of the performance is the beautiful interior walls of the courtyard, lit up with colorful lights.

2. See a papermaking process at the Meros Paper Mill.📜
Interestingly enough but the production is manual and the visitors can watch a papermaking process with their own eyes. The territory of the mill is really picturesque: shady trees, Siab river with bubbling water, a small tea house at the entrance to treat the visitors with a delicious Samarkand pilaf and fruits, charkhpalak – a water wheel, decorated with antique vessels flowing with water.

3. Taste spirits at the Museum of winemaking🍷
There is a large room with some old winemaking tools on display that you can wander around before heading into a room with a large central dining table. Here you’ll get to try 10 different alcoholic beverages for 50,000 UZS per person. There are 3 dry wines, 4 dessert wines, 2 brandy’s, and 1 medicinal liquor similar to Jagermeister.

06/03/2020

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Samarkand is the star attraction in a country that is laden with beautiful sights and historical treasures.

We have chosen 3 must-see attractions in Samarkand for You!

1.Explore the heart of ancient Samarkand, Registan Square.🕌
Historically, it was a marketplace full of tents, farmers, and merchants.Timur’s Registan ensemble is composed of three ornately decorated madrassas: Ulugbek, Sher Dor, and Tilya-Kori.

2. Shah-I-Zinda. 🌙
The origins of this necropolis begin 1,000 years ago with the cousin of the prophet Mohammed who is believed to be buried here. Being divine and all he didn’t die, and instead took his head into a well where he drank holy water and became immortal, hence the name Shah-i-Zinda, meaning the “The Living King”.

3. Gur Emir Mausoleum. ✨
Completed in 1404 we learned that this was the inspiration for the Taj Mahal and you can certainly see the similarities between the two structures. Although the heavily restored interior of this mausoleum is far more impressive than the Taj Mahal’s.

04/03/2020

The Summer Palace of the Emir, known as the "Sitorai-Mohi Hosa Palace", means "the palace comparable to the stars and the moon"

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04/03/2020

Chor-Minor Madrasah. Its name literally means four minarets and it dates back to the time that Bukhara was a part of the Persian empire.🌙

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04/03/2020

Islamic religious complex "Po-i-Kalan" with its the Great Minaret was built over 900 years ago and at the time was likely the tallest building in Central Asia.

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02/03/2020

"This is a real Uzbek Bazaar, wild, chaotic, exciting , and there is something to buy instead of tomatoes. "🍉

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02/03/2020

He who tasted the real oriental dish with slices of meat, rice and spices called Uzbek pilaf (or Uzbek plov, palov), he will never forget its taste and aroma ever.

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02/03/2020

Uzbek baker cooks traditional Uzbek bread "non" in a tandoor.

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28/02/2020

Join 8 days tour to Uzbekistan “One Thousand and one nights”.🌠
(Tashkent – Samarkand –Bukhara – Khiva –Tashkent)

If you don’t have time to travel the entire length of the Silk Road, Uzbekistan is the perfect week-long glimpse into it. Located in the center of Eurasia, it played a key role back in the days not only in the trade of gold, silk, and spices but also of culture and religion.🕌

Missionaries, scholars, and musicians who passed by the Silk Road hubs of Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva brought Islamic art and teachings along with them. You’ll see these 4 key cities bustling with beautifully ornate madrasas, mosques, and minarets — scenes you’d only expect to see inside a chapter of One Thousand And One Nights.✨

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28/02/2020

Join 4 days “Tashkent – Samarkand” tour.✈️

Let’s explore two capitals of Uzbekistan – Tashkent and Samarkand with Elite Tours International.

-At first, you will explore the largest city in Central Asia with great history – Tashkent.🌇
There you will see important buildings for the Islamic world, the unique monuments of Soviet architecture, as well as modern buildings of the period of Uzbekistan’s independence.
-After arriving by fast train at the pearl of Central Asia – Samarkand 🕌, you will open the golden gates to the treasury of cultural and historical UNESCO world heritage.
The most noteworthy being the Registan, Bibi-Khanym Mosque, Gur-e-Amir, and Shah-i-Zinda.
-In last day you will have a trip to the wonderful Chimgan Mountains and crystal clear Charvak Lake.🗻

Contact us:
[email protected]
www.eastroute.com

28/02/2020

Join 8 days Gastronomic tour to Uzbekistan “Oriental Dastarkhan” ☀️🍇
(Tashkent – Khiva –Bukhara –Samarkand)
During these 8 days you will explore cultural and historical geritage of Uzbekistan and taste: Uzbek pilaf, tandoor manty, juicy kebabs and aromatic somsa, shurpa soup, khanum , tandoor-kabob in Bukhara, Lagman in Tashkent, nohat in Samarkand, exotic tukhum-barack and shivit-oshi in Khiva .

You will not only taste, but get new cooking skills on national uzbek food master classes. Driving through enigmatic dessert with a great number of uzbek sweets, fresh fruits, dry fruits and various types of nuts will be enjoyable.🍉

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26/02/2020

What to eat in ?

1. Taste marvelous Uzbek plov at Central Asia Plov Centre.
One of the main attractions of the place is that there’s an outdoor kitchen and anyone can enter to watch the chefs serve up the plov from giant cauldrons. It all sells out later in the afternoon by 2pm so make sure to get there early.

2. Taste hot somsas with different fillings
You will find a lot of Uzbek bakers in the street who will offer you these delicious pastries with different fillings. Chicken, beef, pumpkin or healthy herbs.

3. Uzbek kebab.
If you are a meat-eater, you will pleased by hot Uzbek kebab with marinated onions, traditional uzbek bread "non" and Tashkent tea ( green tea with lemon and sugar).

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