It is wonderful to find a documentary that is inciteful, is not trying to sell me a resort, and isn't some smarmy back-packer trying to tell me about the street food in somewhere that he thinks he's the first person to discover. I will watch the whole thing again at the weekend, when I'm not as tired. Good job!
I had no idea how beautiful in every way Uzbekistan is. I want to move here. It seems incredibly peaceful, accepting and unbelievably clean. Thank you for such a great doc!
Breathtaking, mind blowing and stunning.. Love and respect for the Uzbek people from Bangladesh. Someday I'll pay my visit to Uzbekistan, Insh'Allah.. If I had Uzbek friends I would be happy .. Best wishes 😍 ...
Nice video and beautiful country. Strong Persian architectural styles from the 14th century but that is to be expected given Tamerlane and his empire. On that note, Tamerlane was a monster who made mountains out of the conquered people's heads and was pretty good at conquest and didn't spare anyone's lives other than those of artists, craftsmen and engineers.
For me this travel documentary was marred by extremely jarring and unnecessary music, especially the parts that were filled with loud music alien to the character of the ancient cities such as Samarkand, Tashkent and Bukhara. Didn't the makers of this video have the imagination to use soft Middle Eastern music, and even that sparingly? I had to mute the sound in order to watch the video. However, with better sound quality and subtitles, this would have made much better video, and a great difference, as the research and visuals both had potential.
It is wonderful to find a documentary that is inciteful, is not trying to sell me a resort, and isn't some smarmy back-packer trying to tell me about the street food in somewhere that he thinks he's the first person to discover. I will watch the whole thing again at the weekend, when I'm not as tired. Good job!
Thank you
I had no idea how beautiful in every way Uzbekistan is. I want to move here. It seems incredibly peaceful, accepting and unbelievably clean. Thank you for such a great doc!
Before you go you must clean yourself first because you have a dirty thing inside you and outside you speacialy a christianity
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Breathtaking, mind blowing and stunning.. Love and respect for the Uzbek people from Bangladesh. Someday I'll pay my visit to Uzbekistan, Insh'Allah..
If I had Uzbek friends I would be happy ..
Best wishes 😍 ...
Really breathtaking beauty.
What a rich history and architecture!!!
Very beautiful country with beautiful people.
Woww this is really very amazing beautiful country I love UZBEKISTAN!
Very beautiful country! Love ❤️ Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 !
A good video & resumé or summary of what we saw there. I don't publish mine since we are very much on it
Amazingly beautiful!
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Amazingly beautiful country.
Vidéo bien fait 👍
pleas watch spiritual reality video
its give unconditional joy
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Very nice! Would love to go!
arlon123 i would consider this country paradise if it doesn't persecute Christians.
False Dmitry even though there is a very little christian population we, uzbeks, dont criticize or ridicule other cultures
stuff happened Islam was alien to Uzbekistan.
False Dmitry what are you saying ?
stuff happened means that islam was introduced to Uzbekistan.There were religions present in Uzbekistan before Islam took over.
Nice video and beautiful country. Strong Persian architectural styles from the 14th century but that is to be expected given Tamerlane and his empire. On that note, Tamerlane was a monster who made mountains out of the conquered people's heads and was pretty good at conquest and didn't spare anyone's lives other than those of artists, craftsmen and engineers.
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At 10:10 seconds the calligrapher wrote Samarqand in Persian, Arabic wrong. It shouldn’t be with Arabic letter س rather with ث (ثمرقند)
plz add subtitle
The narrator sounds like Lady Galadriel.
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You are used very heavy music
For me this travel documentary was marred by extremely jarring and unnecessary music, especially the parts that were filled with loud music alien to the character of the ancient cities such as Samarkand, Tashkent and Bukhara. Didn't the makers of this video have the imagination to use soft Middle Eastern music, and even that sparingly? I had to mute the sound in order to watch the video. However, with better sound quality and subtitles, this would have made much better video, and a great difference, as the research and visuals both had potential.
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Do Uzbekistan support Russia?? What is the political statement of country?