In Uzbekistan, it is worth visiting not only Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara, but also villages where you can go for natural beauty, authentic flavor, and a unique cultural experience.
Sentob
The village is located between the Nurata mountains and the Kyzylkum desert. Here, you can not only enjoy views of mountain waterfalls but also take master classes in cooking national dishes and traditional crafts, as well as see unique Bronze Age petroglyphs. Sentob is included in the top 10 most beautiful villages in the world according to The Telegraph and is recognized as the best tourist village of Uzbekistan according to UNWTO.
Tersak
A tourist village in the Samarkand region, in which infrastructure for local and foreign tourists is well developed. It is worth going here to enjoy a peaceful rest in the fresh air and the picturesque views of the mountain waterfalls.
Avval
An ancient settlement in the Fergana Valley with a unique architectural heritage and sacred places. Avval is surrounded by coniferous forest, which creates ideal conditions for pleasant walks in the fresh air.
Nilu
The tourist village is characterized by unique natural beauty and the fascinating mountain waterfall Sangardak. Here you can also observe traditional crafts practiced by residents.
Ertoshsoy
A high-mountain settlement in which many guest houses operate for the convenience of vacationers. Near the settlement is the unique system of the Arashan lakes with sky-blue water.
Konigil
A tourist village in the Samarkand region is famous for recreated craft workshops where you can not only observe traditional Uzbek crafts but also take part in the process of creating silk paper, wooden products, and much more.
Ovdzhasoy
A village in the foothill area of the Tashkent region, where it is worth going for picturesque flora and fauna, natural springs, and a peaceful rest away from city bustle.
Kumushkan
A tourist settlement in the Tashkent region with well-developed infrastructure for guests. It is worth going here for breathtaking landscapes, rivers, and lakes with crystal-clear water. Here you can also try real authentic Uzbek cuisine and observe craftsmen.
Varganza
It is worth going to this agro-tourist village to see the unique pomegranate valley, taste sweet Uzbek pomegranates, and enjoy the colorful atmosphere.
Uchtut
People go to the village in the Navoi region to see unique centuries-old majestic mulberry trees and the nearby Aydarkul lake. Here you can also stay in yurts.
