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Central Asia
Uzbekistan is located at the very heart of Central Asia and in ancient times was a key link on the Silk Road connecting China with Western Europe. The legendary cities of Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva were powerful states, important trade centres where architecture and the arts were highly developed.
Uzbekistan's golden age was in the 14th century AD. An empire stretching from Turkey to China, Samarkand was made a it's capital and breathtaking architectural legacy including mosques, madrassahs and majestic Registan Square was born.
Today, the old atmosphere of the Silk Road still survives in the oriental bazaars and tea houses where the many nationalities of Central Asia gather together wearing their traditional and colourful clothes.
Uzbekistan's golden age was in the 14th century AD. An empire stretching from Turkey to China, Samarkand was made a it's capital and breathtaking architectural legacy including mosques, madrassahs and majestic Registan Square was born.
Today, the old atmosphere of the Silk Road still survives in the oriental bazaars and tea houses where the many nationalities of Central Asia gather together wearing their traditional and colourful clothes.
