UZBEKISTAN

On the road of the ancient silk road, following Marco Polo’s footsteps. Khiva, Bukhara and Samarkand delight the eye with fantastic medressa, mausoleums and minarets. Uzbekistan is the country with the richest artistic heritage of Central Asia but what makes it truly unique is the sincere hospitality of the locals. Do not miss a visit to the Aral Sea where the greatest environmental disaster in history took place, clearly planned by the Soviet regime.

All photos and articles in this Travel Blog are by Andrea Marchegiani.

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Uzbekistan Travel Blog

All you need to know before you travel to Uzbekistan. A travel blog with editorials, tips and anecdotes about my adventures in the world!

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Inspirational Photo Galleries

Visit the photo galleries from my trip to Uzbekistan. 100% Travel Photography.

KHIVA
The turquoise domes of the mosques, the tops of the minarets and the decorated portals of the madrassas.
Khiva Travel Photography
BUKHARA
On the Silk Road. Marco Polo, Genghis Khan, Tamerlane all passed through here, leaving an indelible mark.
Bukhara Travel Photography
SAMARCANDA
The magical atmosphere of the imposing monuments built by Tamerlane and the extraordinary Registan complex.
Samarcanda Travel Photography
SHAKHRISABZ
Tamerlane built here the monumental Ak Saray palace, his summer residence.
Shakhrisabz Travel Photography
ARAL SEA
Moynaq. Where once stood the most important port on Lake Aral, nothing remains but disturbing wrecks of old fishing boats.
Aral Sea Travel Photography
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