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The Tashkent-Samarkand-Bukhara route is the most popular in Central Asia.
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Two hundred kilometres east of Tashkent, ninth-generation weavers still tie every thread of an ikat by hand and potters still grind their glaze from mountain ash. This is the Fergana Valley — the workshop of the Silk Road, and the trip most visitors to Uzbekistan miss....
Read moreWhen the heat breaks, Uzbekistan sets its longest table of the year — grapes, pomegranates and plov under the plane trees. Here is why autumn is the season to travel the Silk Road, and how to eat your way along it....
Read moreIn Bukhara you do not visit the Silk Road — you sleep inside it. Restored merchant houses, old caravanserais and the autumn nights that make travellers come back....
Read moreIn the Kyzylkum desert west of Khiva stand the mud-brick fortresses of ancient Khorezm — two thousand years old, almost empty of visitors. Autumn is the window, and German-speaking travellers are already rewriting their itineraries....
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