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The alpine wonders of Uzbekistan: A sustainable tourism gateway

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In Uzbekistan’s alpine escape, every path leads to beauty
In Uzbekistan’s alpine escape, every path leads to beauty -  Copyright  Euronews
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In this episode we head to the north-eastern tip of Uzbekistan to uncover the alpine wonders surrounding of the country, where soaring peaks, emerald slopes, and deep-blue reservoirs form a natural escape just two hours from Tashkent.

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Charvak Reservoir, an artificial lake built in the 1970s, now forms the heart of this alpine playground. 

Further up the slopes lies Amirsoy. It is considered the largest ski resort in the country, but it offers year-round experiences for visitors. 

Nearby, the Green Hills resort provides a vibrant mix of sports and family activities. Its blooming lavender fields are a growing symbol of Uzbekistan’s eco-tourism efforts. 

For a slower rhythm, we’ll travel to Birchmulla, a peaceful village where generations of highland farmers have lived in harmony with nature.  

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