What's Going On In UZBEKISTAN? Is it Cheap? Is it Safe?

[@ardattarikh]

Got 2 days left in uzbekistan after 16 days trip , very good place to visit

[@justyourdady1424]

The best video I've ever seen about UZBEKISTAN!

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

I appreciate that!

[@akaltaf]

Greetings from CT. Usa I visited Uzbekistan last month. Amazing country, sweet and loving people like no other I have met during my travels to various countries. Would like to get in touch with you some how. When are you returning to US.

[@roseadibpour7766]

I am moving to Uzbekistan for work. I am so excited!!! Thank you for this insightful video.

[@centraltexasbassin2228]

I've never been out of Texas but if I could choose another place to move to it would be Uzbekistan. For some reason when I watch these videos it makes me feel the same way I feel when I'm homesick and I've never even visited. All my time spent on u tube it's watching videos about Uzbekistan

[@sandran.a.lomotey5869]

Awww try and visit outside

[@sandran.a.lomotey5869]

Interesting... Very helpful

[@doomertas7765]

Thanks for good words, glad you liked it bro🙌

[@bandera_father]

Dude I'm from Tashkent but haven't been there for a long time. Thank you for visiting. Great video 👍👍

[@johanwikstrom]

You deserve a lot more followers. Very informative and well presented.

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

I hope someday it will get big!

[@janonoyturgunova9818]

very nice video thank yo so much. welcome UZBEKISTAN

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

Greetings from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬

[@akaltaf]

I am planning to visit uzbekistan on next 3 weeks. Will love to contact someone there

[@GPosner8]

I can’t wait to visit Uzbekistan. The history is the big attraction for me. Thank you for your videos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@lebronisthegoatla]

nahh dont come here

[@swift8837]

Extremely helpful video! Looking forward to visiting Uzbekistan. You mentioned you stayed at a hotel for 15 days for about $150. Which hotel was it and how was your experience with them?

[@ionelcalinmicle6176]

a hidden gem!

[@a.e.m.1452]

Hidden gem of a channel, love the fascinating and obscure content man

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

thanks for the nice comment!

[@fahmida1138]

Good one with lots of info, thanks. Keep making more videos

[@brussell1626]

Thanks for sharing this video, I subscribe

[@bekzodismoilov281]

Mmmmm well Amir Temur was from barlas tribe (one of the 92 tribes of Uzbeks) he was half turkic from Mother side and mongol from father side but mongols don’t accept him as a national hero as he killed so many mongols and liberated Uzbek lands from them. So basically Uzbeks are right to make him national hero as Temur once said: we are who Turanic people from Turkestan we are who core nation of all Turkic people. About killing... killing was a normal stuff that time as each country’s national hero came to power by killing (Napaleon, Caesar, or Gengis khan)

[@uzbekistan-jp9me]

Hello welcome to uzbekistan from uzbekistan

[@FrittenFriseurLPs]

OKAY, Bro, okay! It's enough! you got me subscribed. I want to visit middle asia soooooo bad, and hopefully I'm able in the near future

[@vaguelyvagrant9694]

In the “younger” parts of the US, there don’t seem to be great markets. In the “older” parts of the US, there are some really cool markets. The next time you’re in the States, check out the West Side Market in Cleveland. Farmer’s markets don’t seem to cater to the average/normal person, but traditionally, Flea Markets have. When I first visited Uzbekistan, I had assumed that most of the Stans (except for Tajikistan and Afghanistan) were just the same Eurasian-looking people, but The Uzbeks I met consider themselves to be more Turkic like the Turkmen, Azeris, and Turks while they consider the Kazakhs and Kyrgys to be Mongol.

[@ТагоевШохимардон]

Don't know Why govarish Unas 50 to 6o Europods 40 to 50 Mangoloid Eats Fergana Valley All Evoopoid Khorazm and beyond 2 Region Mangoloid .

[@mdrasheduzzaman5139]

Uzbekistan is great..we got the stigma with country name ending in Stan thanks to murica

[@mattball7074]

Hoping to visit soon. Cheers from a clueless, monolingual Canadian (& aspiring investor) ha!

[@Isomusta]

Welcome buddy

[@aviationfansalbania2332]

Nice info !

[@mattball7074]

Woah Top 5. Yea man I gotta go it's early and won't be unknown for long

[@farhadalimbaev2972]

Hello there, thank you very much for making these great videos about central Asian stans. I am originally from Kyrgyzstan, I wish I had a chance to meet you while you were in Bishkek. I just saw some of your videos about a week ago they are awesome videos. I am personally involved in the traveling business so when I see you going around and sharing your experience, it really means a lot to me. I will definitely share your videos with my travels that come from the USA. I am looking forward for next video bro )))

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

thanks so much for watching!

[@real_shodiyorbek]

Awesome

[@myelinsheathxd]

Welcome!

[@Bababui69]

I was born there.

[@sarvinozumidjanzadeh]

Uzbekistan Karshi city vlog kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5y5aqOJnKqdf9E&feature=share

[@alxamdulillax571.s.a.v7]

I LOVE UZBEKISTAN.

[@labomu5166]

Great overview. I loved it.

[@derekslarson]

you make great content!

[@tankshot3256]

Hope you can visit The Philippines soon! Must place to visit is Batanes, Sagada, Palawan and lots more.

[@noahcarver6072]

Wow made the point that markets in USA suck. I never knew the difference until I lived abroad. But I never wanted to admit it.

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

It’s very true

[@valeriagomez9549]

Hello! Is Uzbe a good country to live with family? I am Spanish Teacher and I have an offer there... just l am trying to decide if it's a good place for my family. Political conflicts?

[@Plukard]

What do you mean by "good country to live with family"? Is it safe ? Yes. Does Uzbekistan have good infrastructure? No, but in tashkent infrastructure is by far better then in the other cities in Uzbekistan. Disadvantages: Bad roads, people don't follow the rules on the roads, mb too bureaucratic, corrupted. Advantages:Cheap, new experience. And most of the time Uzbekistan trying to make good relationship with all other countries and trying to be neutral.Peoples are good with tourists too.There are a lot of disadvantages and andvantages, i have just written, what came first to my mind.If you have questions i will try to answer on them

[@lk3005]

No conflicts at all, very friendly and diverse. I’m an English teacher from US, working in Uzbekistan at the present time.

[@rozam2864]

Where I’m originally from…

[@hamdanshaikh9067]

If I get visit visa then I can get citizenship or which person we can meet for my papper work please send me reply

[@cattowntai]

Hi! What are the travel documents needed?

[@Adrian-mu8gg]

hi i m about to join a business deligation to uzb, and i am a bit nervous, especially there's russia invading ukraine. how's the hygiene over there? is internet connection something i hv to worry about?

[@mediaanalysis4708]

Can someone please tell me that how much it will be monthly expense to me in Tashkent . I am.coming as faculty member in a college.

[@Mixedvidios]

Minimum 100$ . But additionally 100 is will be good . Actually it depends your spending

[@faxriyorfayzullayev2738]

1000-2000$

[@jaziranurmganbetova7189]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@salokhiddinmukhiddinov4921]

Persion influence? No man, we don't have that, we have our own national identity and there are no Tajiks at all in Uzbekistan, please stop misinforming

[@보불이보불이]

🤩🤩🤩🇺🇿

[@РамильТатарин-о7з]

10+

[@lebronisthegoatla]

wtf leave here

[@youknowmyfirstlastname3206]

Well; if you speak bad about stalin to old people, they will break your nose, some Uzbeks more pro Stalininist than russians

[@bekzodismoilov281]

Hahha don’t lie

[@youknowmyfirstlastname3206]

@@bekzodismoilov281 nmaga aldayman?

[@bekzodismoilov281]

@@youknowmyfirstlastname3206 kim aytdi sizga qarilar agar stalin xaqida yomon gapirsang burningni sindirishadi deb masalan mening bobom sssrni jindam battar yomon kurganlar meni butun mahallamdagilar stalinni yomon korishadi chunki yarim mahallamning buvalari qatag’on qilingan

[@youknowmyfirstlastname3206]

@@bekzodismoilov281 biznung ko'chadagilar yaxshi ko'radi, chunki qatog'on bomagan yolg'on propaganda

[@mohlarmohlar6989]

Qatagon bogan tabikida oddiy halq uchun emas kopincha imomlar uchun olimlar uchun yoki davlat arbiblari uchun. Shahsan katta bobomiz(buvimizni otalari) imom bolganlar tojikistonni toglariga qochib qutilib qolganlar 30 yil qaytib kela olmaganlar. Kelgandaham imi jimida kelib ketganlar. Buhoroda qatagon massive bogan.

[@sapoepsilon]

9:15 - You mean in Tashkent? 12:39 - Bro, there is a sidewalk on the other side of the road, and you are walking on the road, c'mon bro. I know it because I went to school nearby. 14:27 - If you'd walk to the opposite side like 600 feet, there is a cool-looking Polish Cathedral built in the 19th century. Assuming that you still in Tashkent. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacred_Heart_Cathedral,_Tashkent Overall, cool video!