Uzbekistan is surrounded by Kazakhstan (to the west) and Kyrgyzstan (to the east). On the southern part, you can find Turkmenistan and Afghanistan. Sharing the borders with these countries for many the area is more of a blessing than a curse. In addition to having strategic partners for its economic development, its cultural influences are impressive: medieval monuments, ruins and a lot of relics fill the museum found in the country.
The mountains look majestic with immense beauty. You can make excursions in the area with an amazing tranquility. The best seasons to go to Uzbekistan are during spring and fall. Spring usually starts from May and ends in June. Between September and November you will also find a fairly autumnal period. During this time the trees have the highest number of fruits.
In summer , which runs from July to August, you can dare to climb the mountains. During winter, temperatures can drop considerably, so the stay can be quite unpleasant. Before making your trip , you should inform yourself a little about the customs of the country.
Learning to speak even a little of the Uzbek language will be of great help to you. A large number of its population speaks Russian, but the further you move from the main cities, the less chance you will have of communicating with people in Russian. Women should avoid wearing shorts and are advised to dress conservatively. Homosexuality is illegal in the country. For the rest, your stay in the country is sure to be unforgettable.