FRANKFURT AM MAIN, January 13. /Dunyo IA/. Germany-based daily “Sueddeutsche Zeitung” has highlighted an article about Uzbekistan’s historic urban centers and its growing tourism attractions, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

As the article notes, Uzbekistan – a country that shines in the history of mankind like a shining mosaic of splendor and spirit. Once a junction of the legendary Silk Road, it combines the trade and idea transfers of past centuries with a cultural identity that is still alive today. Mosques with sky-blue domes, filigree madrassahs, oriental bazaars and monumental mausoleums bear witness to the former wealth of cities such as Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva, whose names alone awaken longings.

This journey takes you through the great oasis cities of Central Asia, whose architecture and atmosphere breathe the spirit of mysticism, science and craftsmanship. You will walk in the footsteps of Timur and Ulugbek, discover the splendor of Timurid architecture, immerse yourself in the everyday life of lively bazaars and encounter a region rich in history, hospitality and spiritual depth.

Accompanied by a qualified English-speaking tour guide, you will not only experience the outstanding UNESCO World Heritage Sites, but also encounters with the cultural heritage of Uzbekistan - from centuries-old observatories to traditional paper production.

Comfortable accommodations, scenic train and desert rides, and culinary highlights, such as a festive plov meal or a stylish dinner to classical music, make this trip an unforgettable cultural discovery.