
August 26, 2022 · 1 min read
Uzgen can be presented to tourists from several sides at once. It is the capital of the former Karakhanid state, a part of the Silk Road, the most ancient settlement in the Fergana Valley, and the most Uzbek town in modern Kyrgyzstan. Don't miss Uzgen journey with Minzifa Travel!
Uzgen is one of the oldest cities of Kyrgyzstan, which emerged before our era as a trading post. It connected China and Fergana Valley Republic and was a part of Silk Road. In the XII century the town was conquered by the Karakhanids, which could not but affect its architecture and culture. Later Uzgen was part of the Russian Empire, and today it is the main pearl and jewel of Kyrgyzstan.
In this part of Kyrgyzstan, traditionally lived Uzbeks, and so far their ancient quarters are one of the attractions of the city. When coming to Uzgen for the first time, tourists should definitely take a look:
Summer in Uzgen is cloudy, dry and warm: the temperature stays at 31-32 ° C. In winter, the city is frosty, cloudy and snowy: the temperature drops to -7 ° C. Most snow falls in February.
Spring is the cloudiest and rainiest period, in March and April. The end of summer and beginning of autumn is the sunniest season: there is almost no rain and no clouds.
The high tourist season in Uzgen begins in June and lasts until the end of September. But if travelers want a secluded vacation, it is better to choose May or September. If you go on a trip to the Kyrgyz city between October and April, you should think about alternatives: the weather is unstable and it may happen that the way to the main sights will be closed.
Uzgen will certainly be of interest to tourists who are fond of medieval history. Here each building has its own history, which the guides of Minzifa Travel will be happy to tell you about. For questions about booking tours, please contact on WhatsApp, e-mail travel@minzifatravel.com. See you in the Karakhanid Kingdom!
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