The guesthouses in Uzbekistan Visits to native homes in Uzbekistan. Community based tourism in Uzbekistan
As a tree branch is made for a bird to perch upon, so is a home built for a guests to visit.
Uzbek saying
Uzbekistan is a multi-ethnic country where more the 80 nationalities live, famous not only for its rich history, numerous ancient monuments and unique natural landscapes, but also for its wonderful hospitality.
Visits to local homes, staying with families of different nationalities living in Uzbekistan, learning the history and culture of the region by experiencing all its traditions firsthand, getting acquainted with the local cuisine, participating in the cooking of various dishes from ecologically pure products and in agricultural production - all the above listed activities are available for you to experience something interesting, new and unusual.
The guesthouses in Tashkent
Gulnara Guest house >>>
Uzbek national house of Murad Mirzo >>>
Akbar-Shokh Guest house >>>
The guesthouses in Fergana Valley
Visit to the Akbarovs guesthouse in Fergana >>>
Visit to the Mudabarkhon Abdurakhmanova guesthouse in Kokand >>>
Visit to the Masuma Yunusova guesthouse in Samarkand >>>
Visit to the national house of Abdullo Narzullayev, a famous ceramist from Gizhduvan >>>
Visit to the house of famous silk producer Turgunbay Mirzaakhmedov in Margilan >>>
The guesthouses in Karakalpakstan
Visit to the Khodjaev guesthouse in Ellikkalinsky region >>>
Visit to the Yusupov guesthouse in Kazanketken >>>
Visit to the Dospanov guesthouse in Muynak >>>
The guesthouses in Nurata moutains
Visit to the Mutabar’s guesthouse in Sentyab village >>>
Visit to the Rachima’s guesthouse in Sentyab village >>>
Visit to the Shiringul’s guesthouse in Hayat village >>>
Visit to the Djumagul’s guesthouse in Uhum village >>>
Rural tourism in Uzbekistan >>>
More articles about national homes in Uzbekistan in local and Central Asian travel magazines:
The Interior and Space Outside. Central Asian architecture >>>
Interior decor of dwelling houses in Tashkent >>>
Makhallya in the Evolution of the City >>> |