Beyond the well-trodden tourist routes, Central Asia reveals a different side of itself: silk workshops in Uzbekistan, ancient rock carvings in Kazakhstan, walnut forests in Kyrgyzstan, and the spectacular mountain lakes of Tajikistan.
Autumn is the perfect time for a change of scenery and a getaway to the mountains, lakes, or historic cities.
American YouTuber MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson) will visit Uzbekistan. On October 9, he will take part in a public event in Tashkent at the invitation of the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF).
Kyrgyzstan’s Jogorku Kenesh plans to organize weekly guided visits for foreign tourists. The initiative was proposed by Parliament Speaker Marlen Mamataliev.
Kazakhstan has made its debut on the MICHELIN hotel map. A total of 14 hotels from the country have been included in the MICHELIN Key Selection 2026.
According to the World Tourism Barometer, tourist arrivals in Uzbekistan increased by 25%.
The rocks of the Pamirs preserve images of animals, people and hunting scenes, along with geometric symbols and other motifs.
Until recently, travelling across Central Asia largely meant flying. Getting from one country to another was often easier and faster by air than by land.
Traditional Iroqi embroidery has brought international recognition to Shahrisabz. The city has been named a World Craft City.
Melon cultivation has long been one of the traditional branches of agriculture in the Khorezm region. Thanks to its favorable climate, the region produces a wide variety of melon varieties that have become an integral part of Khorezm's culinary heritage.
