Uzbekistan | Come to Samarkand to experience a different Chinese New Year!

|Come to Samarkand to experience a different Chinese New Year! . With the arrival of New Year's Day and the approach of the Chinese New Year Samarkand Province Government of Uzbekistan Chinese tourists are welcome to visit Samarkand during the Spring Festival Samarkand attractions and hotels during the festival There are many discounts for tourists And colorful celebrations Come to Samarkand and experience a different kind of "Chinese New Year"! Samarkand is an important hub city on the ancient Silk Road, connecting the three major countries of Persia, India and China, and is known as the crossroads of the world. Let's take a look at some fun check-in spots in Samarkand~👇 Registan Square Registan Square is one of Samarkand’s most famous landmarks and is known as the “Pearl of Central Asia”. There are three magnificent buildings on the square: Ulugbek Madrasah, Tila-Kari Mosque and Sher-Dor Madrasah. The buildings are known for their exquisite tile decorations and intricate architecture. 👣 Bibi-Hanem Mosque Bibi-Khanem Mosque was built by Timur the Great for his wife Bibi-Khanem and is one of the largest mosques in Samarkand. The mosque is famous for its grand scale and exquisite decoration. 👣Shah I Zindah Mausoleum The Shah Izindag Mausoleum is a 14th-century mausoleum considered one of the finest buildings in Central Asia. The mausoleum is decorated with exquisite tiles and carvings inside and outside, making it a must-see for tourists. There are a total of forty-four tombs here. The blue porcelain stickers outside the tombs show different colors such as blue-green, treasure lake blue or peacock blue as the light changes throughout the day. A magnificent mausoleum avenue is laid out in it. Although this road of the dead is less than 100 meters long, it is beautiful no matter where you stand and take pictures. 👣Afrosia Museum Located in the center of Samarkand, the Afrosiab Museum displays many ancient artifacts and artworks, including murals, pottery, and metalwork. These exhibits vividly display Samarkand's long history and culture. 👣Ulugbek Planetarium Although Ulugbek, an astronomer, mathematician and king, was not a good king, his star catalog observed in the 16th century had an error of only 2 seconds with the modern scientific results of the 21st century, which was an extraordinary achievement. 😋Samarkand specialties 👉 Pilaf: As the national dish of Uzbekistan, it is also a specialty of Samarkand. It is usually cooked with mutton, carrots, onions and rice, and added with various spices, and tastes delicious. 👉Laghman: Laghman is a noodle dish with chewy noodles, usually served with a rich sauce made from ingredients such as lamb, onions, carrots, and peppers. The soup is rich and the flavors of the various ingredients blend well with each other. 👉 Horse sausage (Kazy): Horse sausage is a traditional delicacy in Uzbekistan. The horse meat is chopped, added with spices, salt and other seasonings, stuffed into sausage casings and then smoked or air-dried. When eating, cut the horse meat sausage into thin slices. It has a salty and fragrant taste and a unique flavor. Yogurt👉Qurt: This is a traditional dairy product made by processing yogurt into blocks. Some are naturally air-dried, and some are baked. Yogurt lumps have a certain sour taste and a strong milky flavor. They are a common food eaten by Uzbek herders in their daily lives.