Linking countries throughout Europe, Asia and Africa, the 4,000 mile long Silk Road has been a much-travelled route for over two millennia. Tashkent, Bukhara and Samarkand bare the fruits of this lucrative trade route: shimmering tiled mosques, spacious squares and opulent madrassahs are testament to the wealth that trade brings. With a vibrant modern culture and welcoming attitude, Uzbekistan is an attractive and unusual destination offering the chance to experience exceptional history and a culture unlike any other.

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