UzbekistanToshkent ShahriAktepa41°17’54” N 69°14’29” E August 27, 2019 in Uzbekistan ⋅ ☀️ 34 °C
After a 4-hour train ride I am back in Tashkent. No mistake in explaining to the driver my destination; it is the Hotel Uzbekistan, all 16 storeys of it in this low-rise city. And here's another thingRead more
UzbekistanToshkent ShahriKoshkurgan41°16’52” N 69°17’42” E
UzbekistanToshkent ShahriAktepa41°19’36” N 69°14’4” E
September 4, 2023 in Uzbekistan ⋅ ☁️ 18 °C
Early in the morning, we flew from Dushanbe back to Tashkent and had two days there, waiting for our return flight to Zagreb. We went to the famous Chorsu indoor market and walked around. It wasRead more
UzbekistanToshkent ShahriAktepa41°19’40” N 69°14’5” E
UzbekistanToshkent ShahriAktepa41°19’47” N 69°14’41” E
October 14, 2023 in Uzbekistan ⋅ ☀️ 6 °C
Alle Dörfer und Städte sind sehr sauber und alles ist gut gepflegt. Es wird nichts weggeworfen, Abfall wird gesammelt. Überall sind Putzer und Strassenwischer unterwegs, die alles schön sauberRead more
UzbekistanToshkent ShahriTashkent41°15’41” N 69°13’4” E
September 2, 2023 in Uzbekistan ⋅ 🌙 15 °C
La nostra guest house a Samarcanda Janjoir è molto carina , la colazione è a buffet ed è molto ricca, è collocata una casa tipica nella parte vecchia di Samarcand con un bel cortiletto pieno diRead more
UzbekistanToshkent ShahriTashkent41°17’5” N 69°14’40” E
UzbekistanToshkent ShahriAktepa41°17’55” N 69°15’46” E
July 20, 2022 in Uzbekistan ⋅ ☀️ 43 °C
Vanochtend werd ik wakker met een Schot in de kamer, met de naam Greg. We waren beide van plan een relax dagje te hebben, dus we zijn naar m'n favoriete café in de stad gegaan. Ik was nog van plan omRead more
UzbekistanToshkent ShahriQoraqamish41°20’16” N 69°14’26” E
UzbekistanToshkent ShahriQoraqamish41°20’18” N 69°14’17” E
September 3, 2023 in Uzbekistan ⋅ ⛅ 24 °C
Das Kaffal-Shashi-Mausoleum ist ein Grabmal in Taschkent, das für den 926 n. Chr. verstorbenen Imam Abu Bakr Kaffal Schaschi gebaut wurde. Das Grab ist heute nicht mehr erhalten. Dafür befinden sichRead more
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Speak, World
That is so perfect! TWO selfie-takers for the price of one. You got that one.
Speak, World Oh, I’m getting bitten by the travel bug by reading your excellent posts. What I notice in particular is that your photos are now populated! I love looking at the people you have caught randomly, and wonder where they’re going, what they’re doing in their lives. Any English speakers with whom you can have a good natter? Dorée
Traveler Yes, it's usually helpful to include figures in a photo, whether they form the main subject or not. In this image you could argue either way as to whether the people are incidental. One thing I liked about Uzbekistan was that people were often happy to pose for portraits (examples later). English speakers were quite rare however.