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Hey hey,

How are you doing?
It's easy to get visa to Uzbekistan. All you have to do is find the right tour agency at your place and they will arrange visa, flight tickets and hotel.
Big problem in Uzbekistan - people do not speak English. Only Uzbek and Russian. If you are planing to go - you better go with someone who can speak at least Russian or you will have to hire a tour guide in here.
Best places:
1. Tashkent - capital of Uzbekistan. Place of the tallest building in Central Asia, the one and only underground (metro) and one of the most beautiful in the world and etc.
2. Cities on the Silk Road, such as Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva. As a citizen of that country I was so amazed by seeing all those cities. All my life been living in the capital.
Travelling between all those cities better by plane.
Its better to explore cities by walk. Best time to come: Spring and Summer. Be aware that Uzbekistan got 4 seasons. That means winter is very cold (up to -40), summer is very hot (up to +50), spring is very chilly and autumn can be raining and cold.

Enjoy visiting those place.

Let me know if you will need more specific information and details.

Best regards,

Anton

That sounds interesting.
Is it easy to get a visa and how?

Places to visit in Tashkent:

- Independence Square or Mustaqillik Square (largest city square with memorable aspects, informative monuments, wonderful garden and beautiful panaromic view. Nice place to walk, free entry.)

- Museum of Temurids History (holds the collection of the archaeological, ethnographic and numismatic materials, ornaments, military ammunition, items that belong to the period of Amir Temurs Empire)

- Chorsu Bazaar (a huge open air bazaar in the center of the old town of Tashkent)

- Khast Imam Mosque (muslim cultural campus, old and newly built mosques, one of the oldest version of Usman Koran is there)

- Tashkent Museum of Railway Technics (an unusual and fascinating open-air museum)

- Kukeldash madrasah (center of Islamic Studies)

- Broadway or Saylgoh Street, (street artists and painters with their original artworks; many shops, shopping centers, boutiques, cafe & restaurants around)

- Tashkent TV tower (one of the highest tower of Central Asia)

- Alisher Navoi National Park and Monument (a large park, a large lake, canals and fountains, a meadow and ornamental flower gardens)

- Babur Recreation Park (amusement park in the center of Tashkent)

- Mirzo Ulugbek Recreation Park (artificial pond, a large number of trees, benches; good place for relaxation in the summer)

- Botanical Garden (more than 4500 species, forms, varieties and species of trees, shrubs, dwarf shrubs, vines, grasses and aquatic plants)

Thank you Mr_Bek