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MALBradt Travel Guides included Karakalpakstan in the list of exceptional trips 2023
British “Bradt Travel Guides” included Karakalpakstan (Autonomous Republic in the territory of Uzbekistan) in the list of "Exceptional trips of 2023".
16 countries of the world took part in the list of trips.
" All eyes will be on Uzbekistan in 2023 when Samarkand hosts the UNWTO General Assembly.
This is, of course, a prime opportunity to explore the country’s Silk Road cities and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Beyond that, you can travel to discover under-the-radar destinations such as the Autonomous Republic of Karakalpakstan. The new airport at Muynak, with three flights a week to Tashkent, and an upcoming high-speed train to Nukus, means it has never been easier to reach this remote and fascinating region. " - the edition notes.
The authors tells about the unique region of the Aral Sea region, on the territory of which there are 2 national natural parks created here in 2020. Every year the region holds a modern electronic music festival "Stihiya" in late summer.
For lovers of ethnic recreation, with an overnight stay in yurts and avant–garde culture in the unique Savitsky Museum in Nukus, nicknamed in the world "Louvre in the Desert" - this is just a mind-blowing destination, especially for lovers of exotic travel.
The material of the British edition was prepared in accordance with the Project between the "The Bradt Guide" and the State Unitary Enterprise "National PR Center" on the creation of a series of materials on the tourist potential of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, concluded on July 25, 2022.
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