Uzbekistan, with its capital Tashkent, is a Central Asian country of approximately 31 million inhabitants, covering an area of ​​447,000 km² (about 66% the size of France). Its landscape is divided between desert plains, basins, oases, and is dominated in the east by mountains.

Uzbekistan's neighbors are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Turkmenistan.

Throughout its history, the territory of present-day Uzbekistan was mostly dominated by the surrounding empires of the Turks, Persians, Greeks, Arabs, Mongols (Genghis Khan), and Russians, before becoming an independent state in 1991 (formerly a Soviet republic, Uzbekistan has been independent since September 1, 1991).

Its rich history makes it a living museum of civilizations, arts, and cultures.

Uzbekistan, a journey for all those passionate about travel, seeking a truly unique experience. The diversity of its sites and traditions will sweep you away on an epic adventure combining visits to magnificent landmarks with encounters with a warm and welcoming people.

You will discover three stages of the Silk Road: Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva, museum-cities of unparalleled richness—both in terms of architecture and the endearing, warm-hearted people—evoking the power of mythical conquerors whose architectural dreams have always adorned the major cities of this flourishing country with delicate ceramics.