When I was 6 years old, in 1984, my mother sent us (my older sister, my younger brother and I ) from Afghanistan to Uzbekistan for a better life, as she couldn't feed us in war -thorn Kabul. We were brought up there in orphanage. I had a pleasant childhood in Tashkent, Samarkand and Fergana. I left Uzbekistan in 1991 and haven't been back since. I dream about Uzbekistan quite often because I was there together with my sister (she was killed in Kabul, in 1995) and my younger brother, and I have wonderful memories from this magic land. Uzbekistan has a special place in my heart.
@@kdvrrf8843 I am planning to visit Uzbekistan this summer, as from 1st February 2019 British nationals don't require visa to travel to Uzbekistan. I am very excited, and hopefully I can find some of my teachers there (if any still alive) .
I was born in Uzbekistan but have never gone back since moving to Canada and this is so refreshing to see the country in this light!! My parents were so happy seeing this. Thanks Alex and Marco ❤️
@Eanpole Sniper Sovuq gapla keremas betta. Odammi xoxushi o'zida, siz nimani bilasiz boshqalani hayoti haqida? Hammada erkinli bor qatta yashasa o'shatta yashashiga. Bitta sizdamas vatanga bo'gan mexr, hammada bor. Toshkent gullab yashnasa biza faxrlanamiz, har xil xolatlaga ijobiy boqishga harakat qiling hayotdan ko'proq mamnuniyat bilan yashashga yordam beradi. Omon bo'ling.
Shohsanam Jones Rahmat sizga Holis fikrlariz uchun fikrlashi past odamlar tushunmaydi Bu ikki yigit Uzbekiston ni shu roliklari bilan dunyoga oz bolsa ham tanityapti Chunki Englis tili halqaro til kopchilik tushunadi Turist bolib boradi shu orqali Uzbekiston budjetiga foida boladiku togrimi? Agar hamma sizdaqa fikrlasa Uzbekiston rivojlanishi tezlashadi va oddiy halq uchun komfort hayot vujidga keladi Ehhhh
I saw a video of two Brazilians who were in your country and I was impressed with the hospitality of Uzbekistan. I am in love with Uzbekistan. Greetings from Brazil.
Hey I‘m originally from Uzbekistan but I‘m living in Germany since 1989. It made me really happy to see this video and I wanted to thank you that you show Uzbekistan to the rest of the world! 👏👏👏👍👍👍
One day i would like to visit Uzbekistan. One of my bucket list Uzbekistan is birthplace of popular muslim figures like Amir Timur/Tamerlane, Ibn Sina, Imam Bukhari, Imam Maturidi etc Love Uzbekistan, salam from Malaysia 🇺🇿💓🇲🇾
What a beautiful country with glorious past! I heard about the good, friendly people of Uzbekistan. Someday i will visit Uzbekistan if possible. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
Я русская, родилась в Казахстане, но все детство и юность провела в Узбекистане, город Ангрен Ташкентской области. Очень люблю его и уважаю узбеков. Они добрые трудолюбивые. Мира и процветания моей второй родине - Узбекистану! Спасибо за прекрасное видео.
I left Uzbekistan 7 years ago. I live in New York now, but I still love Uzbekistan and always miss. I think I will make a big trip towards Central Asian countries in coming summer. Love you my Uzbekistani people!
My parents grew up in Tashkent and it has changed immensely since they moved 30 years ago. So interesting to see a big channel like yours cover Uzbekistan. And yes, Uzbek food is incredible!
@Davido Star from where the heck did you take that his ancestors are Uzbaks?! His ancestors where Tajiks from Samarkand or Bukhara or Eastern Bukhara...
Beautiful country! 🇺🇿😍 Greetings from England. 🇬🇧😄😊 it's on my list of countries I want to visit. I'm interested in the people, the geography, the history, the culture, the food, the architecture, the climate, etc, etc. Looks amazing in photos and videos. 😍 People seem so hospitable in this part of the world and traditional values are still in place which is a plus for me! 🤗💜
Tashkent is soo awesome. I lived and worked there for a few months a few years ago.. I walked upon the silk road. Samarkand is awesome 15th century playground. We went to a few different regions. I need to see Bukara still. Uzbeks are some of the BEST people I wish I could see them every day. Lots of my friends spoke fluent English however many locals do not. Navruz the spring festival is soo enchanting lots of dancing, fe and beauty. The local market is awesome. LOVE☆☆ I enjoyed the food. People thought I was a Russian so this helped me safety wise a bit. I had some fun taking 'taxis' or Uber's from locals along the way. I went to a wedding on a Wednesday super fun everyone dances- especially men! There were a few l bands too ♡♡♡ Yes the metro is like a unique art/ museum in each place- I was like this is the Lord of Rings. Great to hear that you can take pics now. Due to the corruption factor in their bank -US dollars are best to exchange in the black market locally and discretely of course. Don't rely on ATMs debit or visas working for you etc. I tried one at an international hotel but it didn't work. I got really sick from eating at a small street palov however good restaurant food or local made is fine of course. (I've travel the world and I don't get sick often) My friend visited me from Canada and she needed to get a 'special visa' to get in the country which was 100-150 dollars or so via! Enjoyed your video you are naturals.
Cause we have some problems ,but nowdays they are deciding.So if you come Uzbekistan I will advice you to eat in a good restaurants.It is really better than our street food .We don't enjoy it too .❤ Sorry for mistakes
@@user-je9qd6jj3e Hi ohhh yeah the food sensitivities happen in general at times...its just one of those things. I had a nasty reaction that time - which could happen anytime or anywhere for foreigners BUT Tashkent is very safe overall - I would never alarm anyone.
This is how travel vid docs should be made. No intrusive blaring soundtrack, not a vanity play about themselves, interesting, informative well researched, superb camera work, tight edits and post production. Take a big bow gentlemen.
Oh wow! In love with that bakery and the oven! Also, love the history of the Silk Road and Islamic architecture. Jesus, I want to visit Uzbekistan now😍😍
Ooh, I think you guys in Bukhara. I'm from Kokand town, Fergana, Uzbekistan. I'm proud to be an uzbek. Bukhara, Samarkand, Khiva and Khorezm are very very historical cities. Thank you guys. I love my country. Welcome to Uzbekistan 🥰
Oh I'm so proud of my country!!! 🇺🇿 You guys made it professionally well and my day off as well 😄👌🏻 The the best video I've ever watched about my country!
Indeed Uzbekistan is such a stunning and mysterious country that is being discovered for even us-citizens every day and minute. Hospitable people, mysterious history which reminds of detective movies,lol, and breathtaking mountains are the very things that make Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 so special. Here you can find off the beaten track places which enables you to getaway from city life. Being in Uzbekistan is just a chance to live in two lives: 1) Historical one(feeling how your ancestors lived) 2) Modern one (feeling why your ancestors sacrificed their lives in wars) So guys, you are always welcome here 🤗
I really liked the video. The hospitality of the Uzbek people is eternal.May Olloh protect our beautiful and unique Uzbekistan! May our country always be peaceful and our sky be clear forever!
Beautiful place and delicious food a lot people don't know that Uzbakistan is in Central Asia and a former Soviet republic. When people think of Asia they always think about east Asian countries like China, Vietnam, Japan etc, but People forget about west Asians and Central Asians
Most people think about those countries because they are more interesting, better culture better weather, better cities, better foods. I'm never going to Uzbakistan to be honest, there is just nothing interesting to see.
Finally getting around to watching these videos!! Ahhhh love it as I spent 3.5 weeks in Tashkent back in the summer of 1997. Soooo many good memories!!
What I like about this video is that I can really feel that you are genuinely excited about Uzbekistan. I am in Toronto, Canada and I came across a Uzbek restaurant, and I also felt a sense of excitement by the sense of eclecticism in their culture and cuisine. I ate pilaf and they told me it's their national dish. :)
O my God! So beautiful it's country and delicious foods here. It's my country. I'm from Uzbekistan, Tashkent. Guy's you're very good boys. Thank you for visiting my country. I like this video👍👍
Abdulloh are there any residential streets with a lot of people, and are there any nightclubs? I only see many people in the subway not on the streets it's a bit strange
DavidsonLoops i dont really know the names, but the streets are usually busy at night bc that’s when people come out (they dont like the heat from the son)
Thanks so much for making such an amazing documentary about Uzbekistan. I really loved it. Proud to be Uzbek! Good luck buddies. Have a nice trip around the world!
Wow, the metro looks Amazing, uniquely artistic, the food,i mean those beef slices look so soft and yummy, looking forward to the whole trip there, enjoy Uzbekistan,guys 👍🤠
Wow! I fully enjoyed watching this video. It made me so nostalgic about the place I grew up. You have a great storytelling as well as editing skills. I can’t wait to visit my homeland - Uzbekistan 🇺🇿
Thanks for taking me away to a very cultural country which before watching this video never even considered as a place to visit. This video changed this. Definitely a gem to put on the must see list. Thank you @vagabrothers for a very informative and impressive video 😊
this is funny too me bc it is something that can actually happen and that’s what my parents are planning to do. i come from Uzbekistan and it’s full of yak farmers and farmers just in general.
Hey, you guys, really appreciated your views, indeed, Uzbekistan has a large scale of history,friendly people, hospitable to visitors, and opining with its society to the Globe. Friendly recommend to others for tour to ancient Uzbekistan and explore new places for yourself.
Samarkand is one of the most beautiful city of Uzbekistan .And it has the most of the awesome architecture of the country. 🥰🥰🥰 You must see the Registan square😘 And Tashkent has the only metro in Central Asia.
Ребята молодцы!!! Отсняли хороший видеоряд! Между прочим за последнее время первые ребята, которые не стали снимать "интерконтиненталь" башню и Ташкент-лэнд...и хорошо!) Краткий, информативный обзор! Мне понравилось, спасибо!
This is one of the best episode we hve ever seen. Uzbekistan is on our bucketlist. It is amazing how good you are at telling what you have seen. A place with tons of history and culture on the famous Silk Road, what more do a traveller need? And yes guys how awesome is it to be first who have filmed on the Tashkent Subway! You are the best
Having grown up using the NYC subway, I'm always blown away by how fabulous most other cities' metro systems look around the world! Seriously, NY, get it together!
Он назвал Узбекистан домом Бората и что Узбекистан Богом забытое место или никчемное место или пустырь можно перевести. На английском он говорит- Home of Borat, the middle of nowhere. На 0:24 он говорит это.
