From Soviet-era legacies and literary icons to adrenaline-filled trails and glacial springs, Uzbekistan’s Jizzakh region is rich in cultural landmarks and natural escapes.
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Nicknamed the ‘Switzerland of Uzbekistan’, Jizzakh offers travellers a mix of cultural depth and outdoor adventure.
The city’s Rashidov Square honours Soviet-era leader and writer Sharaf Rashidov, whose former family home is now a museum filled with personal mementos. Nearby, the Museum of Hamid Olimjon and Zulfiya celebrates Uzbekistan’s beloved literary couple.
Just two hours away, Zaamin National Park offers a striking contrast — alpine meadows, high-altitude trails, and adrenaline rides like ziplining and suspension bridges. The park also features the centuries-old Grandfather Walnut tree and the Thousand-Year-Old Juniper.
For those seeking comfort, luxury resorts like Zamindor blend mountain views with spa serenity, attracting a growing number of international visitors.
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