Cities of Uzbekistan

FERGHANA VALLEY:

It is also called a heartland of Uzbekistan it is the most densely populated part of the country with a majority of ethnic Uzbek's. Ferghana is the most fertile part of Uzbekistan the crop cultivated is cotton with larger output. The Chatkal Mountain ranges of the Tian Shan surrounds the valley from north with the Pamir-Alai in the southern part from where the Syr Darya River originated through the valley. So the region looks like a huge bowl shaped. Ferghana valley is one of the big blossoming oases of Central Asia. That's why Ferghana Valley is called "The Golden Valley". 

The valley's best known son is probably Zaheruddin Mohammad Babur (the great warrior) the last Timurid and the first Mughal, the founder of India's Mughal Empire in the 16th century.

BUKHARA:

Bukhara is a growing city of Uzbekistan which is beginning from the 4th century BC. Bukhara enhance treasures of architecture of the before Mongol's period. The total counting of monuments is above 400. Bukhara is regarded the largest open air museum in Central Asia. The holy book Bukhari-sharif's name is originated by this city Bukhara. The name is derived from sunsikrat language which is actually 

vikhara means monastery. Many authors wrote that it existed already in the 5th millennium BC, when the group of hunters and fishermen accidentally came to stay in the lower reaches of the Zerafshan river. In later history, the old city of Bukhara was a part of Achaemenid Persia, Alexander the Great Empire, the Seleucid domain, the Greek-Bactrian kingdom, the Kushan empire and the Ephtalites state, the Turkic kaganate, the Arabic caliphate, the empires of Jenghis Khan and Timurids, the Shaybanid state.

DJIZAK:

Djizak has too much importance as it is the city on the great Silk Road with a very fabulous history. Its name meaning is "key" or "small fort" from Sogdian. Before the Arab separations it was one of the biggest cities of Ustrushana. Today it is one of provincial centers of Uzbekistan. 

For the tourists who love nature, Djizak is a perfect place among the Turkestan ranges, comprising southeastern part of the Golodny Steppe and the fringes of the Kyzylkum Desert. The Aidorkul water reserve increases the beauty of this region, providing a temporary base for migrating groups of birds to and from Siberia, using this place as a huge bird planet in spring.

How to visit Uzbekistan:

As Uzbekistan is 2nd landlocked country, it is impossible to visit through ocean so tourists access the Uzbekistan through road, rail and by air. Best way to visit Uzbekistan is through airways on which Uzbekistan Airways is one of the leading air company in Uzbekistan which brings tourists in country throughout the year.