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Bukhara recently held its iconic Silk and Spices Festival, drawing thousands of tourists to experience the richness of Uzbek culture and traditions.   ...

A new tourism cluster is planned in Bukhara. The project includes the construction of hotels, restaurants, cultural centers, and a historical heritage zone. ...

Uzbekistan Airways Launches New Flights to Islamabad Uzbekistan Airways continues to expand its route network in Pakistan. Following the launch of flights to Lahore, the airline will operate regular flights on the Tashkent – Islamabad – Tashkent route starting from June 14. Tickets are already available! Pakistan is one of the first international destinations in the history of Uzbekistan Airways. After a temporary suspension, flights to Lahore were resumed in November 2024, marking the restoration of air service between the two countries. Now, this network extends to Islamabad. The new route will operate every Saturday according to the following local schedule: Departure from Tashkent: 08:50 Arrival in Islamabad: 10:50 Departure from Islamabad: 11:50 Arrival in Tashkent: 13:50 Ticket Prices: One-way: from 2,253,000 UZS Round-trip: from 4,676,000 UZS The Tashkent – Lahore – Tashkent flights continue to operate on Wednesdays and Fridays. ???? Tickets are available at: booking.uzairways.com Uzbekistan Airways mobile app Uzbekistan Airways Sales offices Authorized travel agents ...

Hunnu Air to Launch Regular Flights Between Mongolia and Uzbekistan Tashkent, Uzbekistan – gouzbekistan.com. Starting from September 2025, Hunnu Air, a private Mongolian airline, will begin regular direct flights between Tashkent and Ulaanbaatar, according to a statement from Uzbekistan Airports. The agreement was reached following the second round of negotiations held in Tashkent with the participation of Hunnu Air’s CEO. ???? Flights will be operated twice a week using Embraer 190 aircraft. The CEO emphasized that Tashkent is seen not only as an attractive destination for tourism and business travel, but also as a potential transit hub for the region.   ...

Tashkent, Uzbekistan – gouzbekistan.com. Starting May 23, South Korean low-cost airline T’way Air will operate regular passenger flights on the route Seoul – Tashkent – Seoul, Uzbekistan Airports has confirmed. ✈️ Flight schedule: T’way Air will operate four flights per week — on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. ???? The route will be served by Boeing 777-300 and Airbus A330-300 aircraft.   ...

The first trip from the village of Chimgan to the mountains was to the Amirsoy ski resort. After thinking carefully, we decided that it would not be very wise to start climbing right away, even if it was a small one, and we wanted to ride a cable car. Fortunately, Amirsoy is already a recognized resort, and the cable cars there are good. The resort was opened in 2019, so everything is brand new and clean) ...

A historical record. Over a million foreign tourists visited Uzbekistan during the month.  Uzbekistan, Tashkent – AN Podrobno.uz . More than 1 million foreign tourists visited Uzbekistan in April. This result has been achieved for the first time, the correspondent reports https://www.gouzbekistan.com/ This figure is not only a historical record, but also the result of reforms in the field, the Tourism Committee said. It is noted that attracting investments in the tourism sector, expanding the visa-free regime, as well as active participation in international tourism fairs and forums contribute to the attractiveness of Uzbekistan for tourists. ...

In recent years, Uzbekistan has made remarkable progress in the tourism industry. Government-led reforms, simplified visa procedures, new infrastructure projects, and international cooperation have significantly increased the flow of foreign tourists. In the first quarter of 2025, the number of international visitors to Uzbekistan rose by 18% compared to the same period last year. Major contributions come from modern hotels, airports, railway networks, and tourist information centers operating in cities such as Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva. New routes are being developed in ecotourism, culinary tourism, and pilgrimage tourism. Uzbekistan actively promotes its tourism potential through exhibitions and presentations in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. ...

As part of the Digital Education Week in Paris, the delegation of the Ministry of digital technology met with Stefania Giannini, assistant director general of UNESCO for education. It discussed the prospects for the development of cooperation between Uzbekistan and UNESCO in the field of digital education. ...

“Silk Road” Tourism Forum Held in Samarkand In April 2025, the historic city of Samarkand hosted the latest edition of the “Silk Road” Tourism Forum. The event aimed to enhance international cooperation in the tourism sector, discuss new projects, and attract investment. Delegations from over 30 countries, leading tourism experts, investors, representatives of travel companies, and media professionals took part in the forum. Key topics included the development of tourism infrastructure, preservation of cultural heritage sites, and the introduction of modern tourism services.   ...

The President reviewed the presentation of new tourism projects in Tashkent and along the Charvak River.

The Head of State was presented with a plan for the construction of the Charvak Darvozasi complex in Bostanlyk district, a small hydroelectric power station on the Chirchik River, as well as an aquarium and a housing and business complex in the Yashnabad district of the capital. ...