A Photo Journey along Uzbekistan’s Silk Road
Uzbekistan is well known for it’s position as a major transit centre along the Silk Road....
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Uzbekistan is a relatively easy country for independent travel. If you're going to have someone do anything for you, I'd suggest having them book your train tickets! The line-ups were always crazy (and hot!), and it required a lot of google translate and usually someone in line helping to ensure we got what we wanted. You can book these online, but then you'll pay the official exchange rate. The currency black market is so prevalent in Uzbekistan, there's no point paying the posted rate.
It's possible to change money on the streets, but I would't recommend it. Officially, it's illegal, and often you won't get what you thought you were getting. We changed money at our accommodation in Tashkent, and this would be my recommendation!
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