Wondering where to start with an Uzbekistan itinerary? Our biggest tip would be not to overthink it. We had an amazing three weeks of travel
Ever wondered about travel to Azerbaijan and West Asia? We touched down in Baku not knowing what to expect. Though the outcome was an incredible city
If you have a free day in Kazbegi, you’re in luck! A great option is the hike to Gveleti Waterfall. This is one of the
Traveling by road from Baku to Sheki is a straightforward transport option in Azerbaijan. Traveling by bus is always a great way (and relaxing) to see
Crossing the Azerbaijan Georgia border at the northern border crossing from Balakan to Lagodheki is straightforward and just so happens to be most beautiful border
If you have made it to Georgia and up to the mountains of Kazbegi then, wow – you are in luck. The scenery is breathtaking.
We saw incredible sights in Uzbekistan. We were wowed by the unparalleled history and magnificence of the Silk Road. And we visited human disaster, witnessing
Uzbekistan travel is rapidly growing popular, and deservedly-so. Central Asia is a bucket list destination for many. (Trust me, it’s right up there on ours
Entering Kazakhstan with kids completed a dream circuit of three ‘Stans for us. We had spent time travelling overland in Uzbekistan making it all the
It was the peak of summer and the journey is +20 hours across the desert – an overnight train to Nukus, Uzbekistan. Remind me again…
Up until the last part of the 20th century the Aral Sea was the fourth largest saline lake in the WORLD. Now, the Aral Sea
Our first question on confirming our Uzbekistan itinerary including a trip to the Aral Sea was about Nukus. We were ending up with three days
We’d heard of Samarkand and Bukhara, but the smaller Silk Road city of Khiva was not even on our radar when we first started planning
Setting out from Bishkek headed for remote Song Kol Lake in Kyrgyzstan with the kids had us seriously wondering – are we officially we crazy?!
We didn’t know anything about Uzbek food before we arrived in Uzbekistan. But looking back now I can proudly (and ok, obviously) say, we have