We journey to Bukhara to visit the house museum of politician Fayzulla Khodjaev.

Soviet style – ‘seismic" modernism’ – is attracting interest from researchers all over the world.

Bukharan knives were used as cutting tools and nowadays, they are prized works of art.

Diana Lavrenteva’s favourite spots in the Uzbek capital.

Selection of five places lesser-known places you should visit as soon as you get the chance.

Some of the best places to go for a hike and a splash.

We spoke to a few foreign residents to find out what attracted them to Uzbekistan and why they love it here

One of Uzbekistan’s most talented young artists, Nuriddin Rasulov, goes from strength to strength

Chorsu Bazaar. The biggest, noisiest, and longest-running bazaar in Tashkent

Margilan, a Silk Road city known for its handicrafts.

Dmitriy reveals the ancient cults and beliefs that were practised in what is now Uzbekistan

Q&A session with Andrew Staniland - English poet

To this day, a variety of silk products are made in Uzbekistan: fabrics, carpets, clothing, headdresses and much more

Ronald Kleijer - an artist from the Netherlands living in Uzbekistan

Lazgi - Khorezm Uzbek folk song and dance.

The State Puppet Theatre of Khorezm is the only puppet theatre in Uzbekistan that takes its visitors back into history

Ibragimov's work combines painting, drawing and calligraphy.

It is a holiday that promotes peace and unity, both between generations and within families, contributing to the preservation of cultural diversity and the strengthening of friendship between different peoples and communities.

Samarkand carpets as works of art

In Muynak rusty ships and boats that have furrowed the waters of the salt sea stand right in the middle of the sands