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I finished 9 days travel to same cities: Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva. Best time spent. Mostly sacred tombs and all places were visited. Mostly walked through all. Lovely and mystical. End of June turns out is not tourist season and it was great chance to travel with a lot less crowd. Got lucky.
SAMARCANDA E LE ALTRE CITTA' DELL' UZBEKISTAN SONO VERAMEMTE MAGNIFICHE !! STO PER ARRIVARE IN AGOSTO 2024 !!! SPERO DI VEDERE TUTTE QUESTE MERAVIGLIE !!! ⭐🌙
Great work. Thanks for posting. just one thing; Registan (pronounced Regh Stan) actually means a "pebbled place" (in Persian/Tajik--still the language of most folks in Samarkand) as the square was once carpeted with pebbles for the pedestrians to hang around. it is now paved by the Russians in stone. in fact, all city plazas were called that, even when they were not carpeted with pebbles
For the last thousand years, on the territory of Central Asia, the Tajiks did not have their own states at all. both in Samarkand and Bukhara, all historical buildings were built under the rule of the Uzbeks, even the most ancient Minaret in Bukhara, built in 1127, by order of Arslankhan Muhammad who was the ruler of the Turkic Karakhanid state. these are the Bolsheviks, in order to weaken the Uzbeks, from part of the territory of the Uzbeks they drew Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, cutting us off from the Caspian Sea and from China and giving the north-eastern territory of the Uzbeks to the Kazakhs, from part of the territory of the Uzbeks they drew a greater Kazakhstan. in the north to Lake Balkhash and in the east to China this is part of the territory of the Uzbeks, the Syrdarya River was an internal river of the Uzbeks .
Thanks for watching and hopefully you enjoyed the journey to Uzbekistan!
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Become a Patron and receive bonus photography content:
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Thanks! See you next video!
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Uzbekistan is a hidden gem. It’s one of our favorite countries!
Agreed! Glad you also visited!
I finished 9 days travel to same cities: Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva. Best time spent. Mostly sacred tombs and all places were visited. Mostly walked through all. Lovely and mystical. End of June turns out is not tourist season and it was great chance to travel with a lot less crowd. Got lucky.
Thanks for sharing! I did my
Trip in April. A stunning country!!
Beautiful works!…
Thank you very much!
Long live Uzbekistan!🇺🇿
I loved this country. Hope to return soon
SAMARCANDA E LE ALTRE CITTA' DELL' UZBEKISTAN SONO VERAMEMTE MAGNIFICHE !! STO PER ARRIVARE IN AGOSTO 2024 !!! SPERO DI VEDERE TUTTE QUESTE MERAVIGLIE !!! ⭐🌙
Oh you will enjoy! Have a great trip!
@@thetravelingzam GRAZIE, THANK YOU ! ☺️
Great work. Thanks for posting. just one thing; Registan (pronounced Regh Stan) actually means a "pebbled place" (in Persian/Tajik--still the language of most folks in Samarkand) as the square was once carpeted with pebbles for the pedestrians to hang around. it is now paved by the Russians in stone. in fact, all city plazas were called that, even when they were not carpeted with pebbles
Thanks for the extra info! Very cool spot
For the last thousand years, on the territory of Central Asia, the Tajiks did not have their own states at all. both in Samarkand and Bukhara, all historical buildings were built under the rule of the Uzbeks, even the most ancient Minaret in Bukhara, built in 1127, by order of Arslankhan Muhammad who was the ruler of the Turkic Karakhanid state.
these are the Bolsheviks, in order to weaken the Uzbeks, from part of the territory of the Uzbeks they drew Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, cutting us off from the Caspian Sea and from China and giving the north-eastern territory of the Uzbeks to the Kazakhs, from part of the territory of the Uzbeks they drew a greater Kazakhstan.
in the north to Lake Balkhash and in the east to China this is part of the territory of the Uzbeks, the Syrdarya River was an internal river of the Uzbeks .
Many thanks, great video! Excited to visit it next week😍Could you post the music titles in this video please, very cool music indeed!
I am not sure the title of each, but I use epidemic sounds to source music. Enjoy Samarkand 😎
When we were there on23.09.23 they didn’t tax to film. You must have gotten a special one 😅
I did have to pay for a video ticket at the gate. I forget how much it was but only a few bucks.
Well done what a beautiful content keep it up
Thank you, I will!
La ciudad más hermosa del mundo. Arena y lapislázuli.
Loved the colors here!
We enjoyed your first video in Uzbekistan. Did you post any other? We cannot find tem
Thanks! I have three more coming which I hope to edit and release in the coming months! Stay tuned