They’re hardly the first thing that springs to mind when you think of New York, but beaches are plentiful in and around the ...

There are plenty of ways to explore the route, some more expensive than others. You can travel Uzbekistan's 250 km (155mph) ...

Photo: Tashkent hosts final event for the UNDP-GEF project on energy-efficient rural housing Source: UNDP Uzbekistan Currently, residential buildings consume nearly half of Uzbekistan's energy, with ...

Tashkent is the capital of Uzbekistan, and it is known for its modern buildings, beautiful parks, and unique Soviet architecture. It is the most populated city in Central Asia. Some of the city's ...

Uzbekistan is more than 90 per cent Muslim, but there does not seem to be any related restrictions for locals and visitors. There obviously needs to be a degree of respect regarding standard of dress ...

Local artisans line Tashkent’s National Park ... Today, Uzbekistan’s national flag decorates homes and buildings — just like the one in today’s Doodle. The striped blue, white, and ...

In Tashkent it can be done at the desk no 6 ... It’s forbidden to take pictures of government buildings and military and it’s really better to avoid those. I’ve read horrific stories where tourists ...

On first impressions, Tashkent is a busy, high-rise city ... by Bishkek Walks are a great way to explore the city’s Soviet-era statues and neo-classical buildings, and you can pick up felt slippers, ...

The Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation has announced its first wave of international speakers for the 2024 ...

The world's second tallest skyscraper has been announced - with the planet's highest nightclub. The Burj Azizi in Dubai is ...

The campaign to save these buildings has been ongoing for two years, spearheaded by organizations like Preservation Chicago, which highlighted the structures' architectural and cultural significance.