Uzbekistan Family Tour - Samarkand Tours Operator – 998998520077
Uzbekistan Family Tour
The Uzbekistan Family Tour combines three
ancient cities - Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara - with interactive museums,
amusement parks, crafts classes, and performances that are interesting for
children. The Polytechnic Museum in Tashkent is a favorite for its
science-based exhibits, while Samarkand hosts masterclasses in papermaking and
cooking traditional pilaf. Enjoy a ceramics class and a puppet performance in
Bukhara, before returning back to Tashkent. Combining visits to historical
places with an active cultural program, this is the best tour for keeping busy
while also fully immersing yourself and your family in the life of Uzbekistan.
ancient cities - Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara - with interactive museums,
amusement parks, crafts classes, and performances that are interesting for
children. The Polytechnic Museum in Tashkent is a favorite for its
science-based exhibits, while Samarkand hosts masterclasses in papermaking and
cooking traditional pilaf. Enjoy a ceramics class and a puppet performance in
Bukhara, before returning back to Tashkent. Combining visits to historical
places with an active cultural program, this is the best tour for keeping busy
while also fully immersing yourself and your family in the life of Uzbekistan.
The history of Tashkent totals more than 2500. The history of the
city began from the small settlement of juice (the VI-III centuries BC) assume.
For the long history the city was called differently – as Euny, Chach,
Shash-Tep, Binkent, Tashkent.
city began from the small settlement of juice (the VI-III centuries BC) assume.
For the long history the city was called differently – as Euny, Chach,
Shash-Tep, Binkent, Tashkent.
In the I-IV centuries Chach was a part of the Kushansky
kingdom. In the V century the city was grasped by eftalits created the
huge power in the territory of all Central Asia, and in the 6th century it
appeared under the influence of Turkic kaganat. At this time begins formation
of Turkic language at the people of this edge.
kingdom. In the V century the city was grasped by eftalits created the
huge power in the territory of all Central Asia, and in the 6th century it
appeared under the influence of Turkic kaganat. At this time begins formation
of Turkic language at the people of this edge.
At the beginning of the VIII century the Arab armies passed Amu
Darya and began a gain of Central Asia. In the beginning were grasped Bukhara,
Samarkand, and in 716 g – Chach (Tashkent). The population of Chach leaves the
city devastated by Arabs, and creates the new city, but not on ruins, and in
4-5 km to the northwest from former, on the bank of Boz-su canal.
Darya and began a gain of Central Asia. In the beginning were grasped Bukhara,
Samarkand, and in 716 g – Chach (Tashkent). The population of Chach leaves the
city devastated by Arabs, and creates the new city, but not on ruins, and in
4-5 km to the northwest from former, on the bank of Boz-su canal.
At this time, on the territory of Central Asia extend Islam
religion, the Arab writing and culture. From IX century the city strongly
located in the center of an “old” part of modern Tashkent and is called as the
Arab name “Binkent” (i.e. the main town of area). And
this period, the IX-X centuries, was really «a gold eyelid» in the history of
economic, and especially, cultural development of the region called the period
of «the Muslim Renaissance».
religion, the Arab writing and culture. From IX century the city strongly
located in the center of an “old” part of modern Tashkent and is called as the
Arab name “Binkent” (i.e. the main town of area). And
this period, the IX-X centuries, was really «a gold eyelid» in the history of
economic, and especially, cultural development of the region called the period
of «the Muslim Renaissance».
Samarkand, also Samarqand is perhaps the most famous city
of modern Uzbekistan. The site of Samarkand was settled about 2000 BC. In
times of old the city was also known as Afrosiab, and
also Maracanda by the Greeks. The city was
the capital of Sogdiana, an ancient Persian province,
and was conquered by Alexander the Great in 329 BC. It subsequently
grew as a trade center on the route between China and the Mediterranean region.
In the early 8th century AD, it was conquered by the Arabs and soon
became an important center of Muslim culture. In 1220 Samarkand was almost
completely destroyed by the Mongol ruler Genghis Khan. It
flourished again when Tamerlane (known as Timur locally)
ade it the capital of his empire in 1369. As his capital Timur put Samarkand on
the world map and much of the architecture visible today was built by
him or his descendants. The empire declined in the 15th century, and
nomadic Uzbeks (Shaybanids) took Samarkand in 1500. In 1784 the
emirate of Bukhara conquered it. The city was taken
by Russia in 1868 and once again began to assume importance. From
1924 to 1930, Samarqand was the capital of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic
(SSR).
of modern Uzbekistan. The site of Samarkand was settled about 2000 BC. In
times of old the city was also known as Afrosiab, and
also Maracanda by the Greeks. The city was
the capital of Sogdiana, an ancient Persian province,
and was conquered by Alexander the Great in 329 BC. It subsequently
grew as a trade center on the route between China and the Mediterranean region.
In the early 8th century AD, it was conquered by the Arabs and soon
became an important center of Muslim culture. In 1220 Samarkand was almost
completely destroyed by the Mongol ruler Genghis Khan. It
flourished again when Tamerlane (known as Timur locally)
ade it the capital of his empire in 1369. As his capital Timur put Samarkand on
the world map and much of the architecture visible today was built by
him or his descendants. The empire declined in the 15th century, and
nomadic Uzbeks (Shaybanids) took Samarkand in 1500. In 1784 the
emirate of Bukhara conquered it. The city was taken
by Russia in 1868 and once again began to assume importance. From
1924 to 1930, Samarqand was the capital of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic
(SSR).
Bukhara, which is situated on the Silk Route, is more than 2,000
years old. It is the most complete example of a medieval city in Central Asia,
with an urban fabric that has remained largely intact. Monuments of particular
interest include the famous tomb of Ismail Samani, a masterpiece of
10th-century Muslim architecture, and a large number of 17th-century madrasas.
years old. It is the most complete example of a medieval city in Central Asia,
with an urban fabric that has remained largely intact. Monuments of particular
interest include the famous tomb of Ismail Samani, a masterpiece of
10th-century Muslim architecture, and a large number of 17th-century madrasas.
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Address:
Samarkand Tours Operator
Yunusabad 19-35-87
Tashkent ,100114,
Uzbekistan
998998520077
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