THIS CITY IS SO UNDERRATED! 🚇🇺🇿 Tashkent UZBEKISTAN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2024
- Welcome to Uzbekistan! And welcome to a new series. In this video I am exploring and exposing the hidden gem and fascinating captial city of Uzbekistan; Tashkent.
Tashkent is a vibrant city home to 2.4 million residents located in the East of Uzbekistan and should be an essential travel destination for all travellers on the silk road!
In this video:
🚇💫We go metro hopping to explore the outstanding and jaw-dropping soviet-sytle metro stations in Tashkent, each hosting a unique and different cultural experience. Whist disembarking at each station to discover the main sites and attractions in Tashkent.
🛒🍞Experience life as a local at Chorsu bazaar where we will experience the famous Uzbek bread making. haggle for some spices, find some new clothes and go meat shopping for fresh Uzbek produce!
🕌☪️Visit the peaceful and picturesque recently-built Minor Mosque. A mosque that although built in the 2010s still exhibits the traditional patterns and shapes of the famous madrassas scattered around Uzbekistan, the heart of the ancient Silk Road.
🏞🚶♂️We will also have a stroll through this beautiful city and marvel at the many Soviet and post-soviet statues, structures and monuments whilst learning about the history of Uzbekistan and the significance of these statues to historical, Soviet and modern Uzbek history.
🍚🥩Finally, we end our time at the FAMOUS and OUT OF THIS WORLD DELICIOUS Central Asian Plov centre by the Tashkent TV tower. Here we will see what makes this dish so popular and how it is made for 100s of people everyday (but only for lunch!) Get it while you can! It sells out fast.
Overall, Tashkent is well worth a visit and is the perfect place to start your trip in Uzbekistan with many international flights supplied by their carrier Uzbekistan Airlines. Learn about the Uzbek history and see how Uzbekistan's capital has progressed and moved on from Soviet times. But at the same time, experience the religion and the feeling of the Silk Road that you also feel in the rest of the country too!
Welcome to Uzbekistan.
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Long live Uzbekistan! 💙❤💚
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MaashAllah 🇺🇿 ❤
A look into one fo the great cities of Asia for sure - well done.
Thank you for your kind words!!
@@PrinzameerTravels you're welcome
Enjoyed watching this .
Beautiful place and very well explained ❤❤.
Thank you to my biggest fan. Lots of love ❤️
Great travel vlog. Really well captured. Wasn't on my list, now Uzbekistan is.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed! Many more videos to come from Uzbekistan! Stay tuned
Your vlogs are really amazing and it's cool to see countries that aren't so touristy (yet)! I'm also planning to solo travel Uzbekistan this March and your videos are very helpful and informative for that!
Thank you very much!!! I hope you enjoyed. There's about 7 videos to come from Uzbekistan!!! So subscribe and stay tuned for that. You will have the most amazing time for sure!!! As a solo traveller it's a great place to visit
Yes I'm really looking forward to the upcoming videos in the series! Thanks so much! I'm so excited for the trip!!@@PrinzameerTravels
@Tim56025 if you need any tips or have any questions just ask 😊
Cool video dude
Very watchable. Great stuff, job well done -- thanks for including prices very important 👍👍👍👍🏴🏴🏴🏴🙏🙏🙏🏴🏴🏴
Glad you enjoyed!!! Subscribe for more got a whole series coming from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 a truly mesmerising country. You planning on visiting?
@@PrinzameerTravels already subed dude for a while, always intrested in any country do a bit of galavanting myself, hence why prices are important in travel videos
.. its on the list to visit 🙏🙏🏴🏴
@wanderingwelshman2858 yes put to top of list !! 😅
Nice video thanks
Glad you enjoyed! Subscribe for more from Uzbekistan!
Ameer, next time you have to go a beautiful mountain area, amirsoy...from Tashkent takes 2 hours by car... really super refreshing like Swiss, skydiving, cable cars...tousends activities
Wow sounds amazing! I will have to return for sure and check it out. I also wanted to go to the Fergana valley but didn't get the chance
@@PrinzameerTravels yep, Fergana Valley also beautiful part of country, there is also lots mountain and hills.. my friends will visit to Uzbekistan also this year, I'll guide they to places.. because we have worked at Bosch company and they are my colleagues..one of my friend is also from India..I am originally from Uzbekistan but due to study and work I have been worked and lived for many years in Germany...When I come to Uzbekistan,, I really impressed so much it is lots changes and new places for entertainment.. just want to chill out there, special at the beach of amirsoy...
@@HanHan-wm4oe that sounds amazing I would definitely love that!!
I can't believe in my eyes, was that an office of 007 in Tashkent?!😉😅
Hahah yes it was very funny to me too as a Brit
13:08 Tashkent metro has 4 types of trains: 3 of them are old, produced between 1980-2001. I wish you saw the newest one, it's modern and beautiful
I think I did I loved it!! I want to go back just for the metro
Fun! The track at 14:45 is amazing. what is the track name?
I'm not sure sorry! They are all just music tracks I use for TH-cam they are not really songs for spotify etc.
m also planning to visit Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kirghizstan in May'24 kindly advise me if weather is ok and any tips
Uzbekistan will be hot. Kyrgyzstan might be a little chilly particularly in the mountains. Kazakhstan same but will he a little warmer than Kyrgyzstan. Kyrgyzstan you will likely need a jacket in the nighttime
@@PrinzameerTravels really appreciate your advice and tips so nice of you
You can also pass for a Uzbek
Hahah yes thank you. I'll take that as a compliment
I want to settle down in usbakistan I am getting visit then I can get citizenship if you know someone please let me know
I do not unfortunately I'm sorry. But they are very friendly people it is not hard to make friends!
@@PrinzameerTravels u know person please let me know
Man, it is hard to get citizenship. Just google. I am uzbek. You can get residence permit for some period. But, citizenship forget, you need to buy expensive house or get married to uzbek girl but uzbek men don't give their daughter to foreigners
So historically and culturally rich country, there used to be schools and universities at every step, Uzbekistan will be great again inşallah, if lenin system didn't invade this beautiful lands with the help of traitors within, these people would make the world happy, and be better than current Russia and China. Love from Turkeye.
It is truly an amazing country with so much history. I loved it. Have you been before?
Yes, mr traveler, I have. I've got a few friends very nice and faithful from Özbekistan who love and read history. On each visit, they show me astonishing places from the past that are unknown to people, even to Uzbeks. I'm really grateful to have such people in life. Unfortunately, , tourists, especially those who share their experiences like you on the internet, are not aware of these places, which could be absolutely fresh ideas to visitors about Uzbekistan. About half a century ago, there were also more than hundreds of thousands of Jews living in different parts of Uzbekistan. They emigrated around the world because of the oppressions of the Red Army. But, Uzbeks are such loyal and resilient people that they resisted until they achieved their independence, Elhamdülillah. Such reneisances were there, these lands were once home to great scholars, Al-khwrazmi, Farabi, Ahmad al-Fergani, Ibn Sina known as Avicenna in Europe, religious scholar Imam Al-Bukhari, Mirzo ulug beg who is actually famous as first astronomer and many more. Despite the flourishing science in these lands, they were eventually destroyed, and scientific works were either destroyed or stolen by the Communist Party and sold to different parts of Europe. This horrible event marked the end of their great periods. So, I think these people deserve to be great again. To conclude, yes I love travelling and learning about history, too.
@MuhammedSultan7 hahha thank you very informative. Much more to come from me from Uzbekistan Subscribe to keep up to date with that!
@@PrinzameerTravelsHow do you understand Uzbek language? I saw you understood "oltmish besh" 😊
Try to connect with Indians,pakistani sub so dubbed your video in hindi lang that will help your channel
Yes that is a great tip!!
@@PrinzameerTravels jazak allah khair brother
Glory to USSR , glory to people who build Metro in Tashkent. Independent UZBEKISTAN didn't build it
We could build better Metro for the price of stolen raw materials like gold, and tonnes of cotten.
By the way USSR stole them
you never ever deserve this country get out of OUzbekistan your people are most hated in this planet
People built it
USSR 💩👎👎👎👎