Best countries to visit in Central Asia
#16
Join Date: Mar 2016
Posts: 145
The road from the border to Khujand has some great views (the landscape was very different to the Uzbek side) and a few interesting Soviet Mosaics en-route.
Khujand itself was an interesting place with a beautiful setting - near the indoor market you can see arid mountains in the background, there’s interesting mosaics at Somoni Park and a Lenin Statue not to far away (I think it used to be in Somoni Park but was moved).
The cable car may even be running now too!
#17
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Den Haag
Programs: AA PLT, 1MM, Global Entry, UA GLD, TSA PRE
Posts: 572
You’d be surprised! I did a day trip from Tashkent and had a great time.
The road from the border to Khujand has some great views (the landscape was very different to the Uzbek side) and a few interesting Soviet Mosaics en-route.
Khujand itself was an interesting place with a beautiful setting - near the indoor market you can see arid mountains in the background, there’s interesting mosaics at Somoni Park and a Lenin Statue not to far away (I think it used to be in Somoni Park but was moved).
The cable car may even be running now too!
The road from the border to Khujand has some great views (the landscape was very different to the Uzbek side) and a few interesting Soviet Mosaics en-route.
Khujand itself was an interesting place with a beautiful setting - near the indoor market you can see arid mountains in the background, there’s interesting mosaics at Somoni Park and a Lenin Statue not to far away (I think it used to be in Somoni Park but was moved).
The cable car may even be running now too!