About Uzbekistan
Discover the land of the Silk Road — timeless cities, breathtaking architecture, and warm hospitality.
Location & Population
- Area: ~447,400 km²
- Population: over 38 million people
- Capital: Tashkent – a vibrant mix of modern development, green parks, and cultural traditions
Climate & Best Time to Visit
Uzbekistan has four distinct seasons. The most comfortable times to visit are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November), with mild weather and beautiful scenery. Summer is hot and sunny, ideal for mountain trips and lively evening events, while winter is cooler, offering cultural discoveries and skiing in the highlands.
August in Uzbekistan
August marks the height of summer in Uzbekistan, with bright, sunny days and temperatures that may rise above 35°C. While the afternoons can be quite warm in the cities, the evenings are pleasantly lively, offering opportunities to enjoy bazaars, open-air cafés, and cultural events. For those seeking a cooler atmosphere, the mountains provide a refreshing retreat and a beautiful contrast to the urban heat.
Language
- Official language: Uzbek
- Russian is widely spoken
- English is increasingly common among young people and in the tourism sector
Currency
- Uzbekistani Som (UZS)
- ATMs and exchange offices are available in major cities and airports
Power & Connectivity
- Standard voltage: 220 V, frequency: 50 Hz
- Socket type: C and F (two round pins)
- SIM cards and internet packages are affordable and available at airports and city centers
Culture & Cuisine
- Uzbekistan is predominantly Muslim, with a rich culture blending Persian, Turkic, and nomadic traditions
- Famous for plov (pilaf), samsa, shashlik, and freshly baked non (bread)
- Local bazaars are perfect places to explore spices, handicrafts, and souvenirs
Must-See Destinations
- Samarkand – Registan Square, Shah-i-Zinda, and majestic mosques
- Bukhara – historic madrasahs, Ark Fortress, and ancient trading domes
- Khiva – an open-air museum with well-preserved Silk Road architecture
- Tashkent – modern capital with metro stations, museums, and lively markets
- Fergana Valley – center of traditional crafts and silk weaving
Practical Info
- Emergency numbers: Police – 102 | Fire – 101 | Ambulance – 103 | General – 112
- Water: Bottled water is recommended for visitors
- Transport: High-speed trains connect major cities; taxis and ride-hailing apps are widely available
Location
Central Asian Expo (CAEx) is a state-of-the-art, ultra-modern exhibition center that allows flexible adaptation of its pavilions for projects of any format and level of complexity.
It is designed to host large-scale events, congresses, as well as national and international exhibitions.
The venue is conveniently located just outside the bustling city center of Tashkent, providing a calm and spacious environment for business events. Nearby, guests can enjoy green parks such as New Uzbekistan Park, as well as a wide range of hotels and restaurants, ensuring comfort for international participants and visitors.
This multifunctional exhibition venue covers a total area of 23,000 m² and offers parking for more than 700 vehicles, including 15 VIP spaces.
