The political situation in Uzbekistan is stable. You should avoid any demonstrations or large gatherings of people.

This captivating destination boasts a blend of modern architecture and ancient sites, such as the Hast-Imam Complex and Chorsu Bazaar. Enjoy Tashkent's lively atmosphere, bustling markets, and diverse culinary scene while discovering its fascinating past.

As Uzbekistan's capital, Tashkent is also the country's cultural centre. It boasts many interesting museums and exhibition halls with a variety of collections and expositions. The exhibits of the State Museum of History trace Uzbekistan's history from the early Paleolithic period to the present day.

Muslims (Sunni Hanafi) are the majority (nearly 90% of the population). They practice an Islam which still retains certain traits from the ancient religions of Zoroastrianism and shamanism. The Orthodox Church represents the Russians, and other Christian denominations are present but in tiny numbers.