Guide to ancient uzbekistan

YOUR GUIDE to ANCIENT UZBEKISTAN

General information about Uzbekistan

• The population of Uzbekistan is over 28 mil.(April 2010). Ethnically the peoples on the territory of Uzbekistan are Uzbek (80%), Russians (5%), Tajik (5, 5%), Kazakh (0, 8%), Karakalpak (3%), Tartar (1%) and others.
• The capital of Uzbekistan is Tashkent (more than 2,5 mil.)
• The official language is Uzbek (Turkic origin), but the main part of the population speak Russian (Slavonic origin).
• Religion: Islam – 88%, Christian (orthodox) – 9%

Uzbekistan What to Expect

• History
• Culture
• Cuisine
• Music
• Hospitality

National Features in Uzbekistan

• List of monuments in Uzbekistan included in UNESCO World Heritage Site :
• Historical Center of Bukhara
• Historical Center of Shakhrisyabz
• Ichan-Kala (inner fortress) in Khiva
• Samarkand – Crossroads of Asian Cultures

• Tours within Uzbekistan & Central Asia for groups & individual travelers.
• Visa support for inbound
• Conference, Seminars, Meeting, Events arrangement
• INCENTIVE Tours within Uzbekistan.
• CIP lounge, pick/up & drop services at airports during corporate travel
• Botanical and ornithological tours
• Jeep-tours
• Hotels reservation in Uzbekistan & Worldwide - ON-LINE
• Transportation services

• Our profile–
• group and individual tourism

We are closer than you think…

• Flights of Uzbekistan Airways … – Tashkent
• Uzbekistan Airways (HY) is one of the largest national airlines in Central Asia. Established in 1992, it carries passengers and cargo to more then 30 countries all over the world. Uzbekistan Airways successfully operates a fleet of modern aircraft. Boeing-767, Airbus-310, RJ-85 serve international and CIS routes. In 1999, a new Boeing-757 was delivered in addition to the existing fleet. During 10 years of operation, the international network expanded and currently Uzbekistan Airline has service to several European countries, Asia, and Middle East.
• Uzbekistan Airways is the first in Central Asia to open direct transoceanic service between Tashkent and New York.