In this Uzbekistan travel vlog I take you with me as I explore Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan’s capital and largest city. In this Tashkent Uzbekistan travel guide, I challenge myself to discover what I can get for $10 in my $10 challenge, which is equivalent to about 100,000 Uzbek Som. To start my Tashkent Uzbekistan travel vlog, I go to the Chorsu Bazaar, which is a local market with tons of fruits, vegetables, Uzbek food, breads, and more. No travel to Tashkent and Tashkent Uzbekistan city tour is complete without a trip to the Chorsu Bazaar. After wandering around the Chorsu Market in Tashkent Uzbekistan, I buy some fresh pomegranate juice for $1.5. After enjoying my fresh fruit juice, I walk over to the bakery section of the bazaar where I learn how the fresh Uzbek bread is made, which was one of my favorite experiences throughout my Tashkent travel vlog.
Next on my Tashkent Uzbekistan travel guide, I go to the Central Asian Plov Center to eat some delicious plov! Plov is a local Uzbek dish with rice, vegetables, eggs, meat and more, and it’s absolutely delicious. For the best plov you have to go to the Plov Center in Tashkent Uzbekistan, where you can also see how the plov is made. After trying horse meat for the first time and enjoying my Uzbek plov, the next stop on my Tashkent Uzbekistan vlog was to the Hazrat Imam complex, which is home to some of the most incredible architecture in Tashkent.
Next on my Tashkent travel guide, I decided to take the Tashkent subway as the metro system is extremely famous in Tashkent Uzbekistan. For about 14 cents you can buy a metro ticket to go anywhere in the entire city of Tashkent Uzbekistan. What makes the metro and subway system so special in Tashkent is the incredible design and architecture inside the metro stations. The colors, columns, mosaics and designs of the metro stations are absolutely remarkable in Tashkent Uzbekistan. When you travel to Tashkent Uzbekistan, taking the metro is a must!
Next on my Tashkent Uzbekistan 4k vlog, I visited the famous Hotel Uzbekistan, which is a Soviet style hotel with tons and tons of rooms and windows. Hotel Uzbekistan is an interesting place to walk around, and I even got a coffee at the hotel bar. Visiting Hotel Uzbekistan should definitely be on your Tashkent travel guide. Next on my Tashkent Uzbekistan 4k travel guide, I went to a local bakery to try some Uzbek treats before ending the night on a pedestrian street in Tashkent where I indulged in a Turkish style ice cream.
I hope you enjoyed my Tashkent Uzbekistan travel vlog and found this Tashkent travel guide useful for your future trip!
0:00 Intro
0:19 Exploring The Local Market
4:24 Baking Fire Oven Bread With Locals
6:43 Biggest PLOV In The World
9:40 Eating Horse For The First Time
11:21 Riding The Cheapest Metro
13:31 Exploring An Old Soviet Hotel
17:07 Local Uzbek Bakery
18:40 Tricked With Turkish Ice Cream
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