Navoi, Uzbekistán: aldeas ecológicas, yurtas del desierto y patrimonio antiguo en Asia Central

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Navoi, Uzbekistán: aldeas ecológicas, yurtas del desierto y patrimonio antiguo en Asia Central

La región uzbeka de Navoi combina el turismo sostenible con el patrimonio cultural, desde aldeas ecológicas y pensiones familiares hasta fortalezas históricas, petroglifos y yurtas nómadas tradicionales.

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00:20Sustainable travel means more than just visiting places.

00:23It is slowing down, connecting with nature,

00:27respecting traditions and leaving a light footprint.

00:31In Uzbekistan's Navoi region, those values are alive.

00:35Sentob, a village near the Nurata mountains and the Kizilcum desert,

00:40was recognized by the World Tourism Organization as one of the best tourist villages in the world.

00:46It provides an authentic cultural experience focused on sustainability and the preservation of national values.

00:53The road turns into a path and the path into open sky.

00:58Here, you measure time by footsteps and flocks, not by hours.

01:03In Sentob, tourists can stay in family-run guest houses,

01:08participate in cooking classes,

01:10feel the warmth of the local people and spend time in nature.

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01:28After a one hour drive in the desert, travelers discover Nurata city.

01:33In the center of Nurata stands the sacred Chasma Spring,

01:38a medieval pilgrimage site connected to Hasratali,

01:41where mineral waters feed pools filled with hundreds of holy trout.

01:46But one of the most important places of the city is the fortress,

01:50strongly connected with the ancient Greek presence in this area.

01:54Nur Fortress is said to have been built by Alexander the Great in the 4th century before Christ,

02:01which makes it one of the most ancient monuments in Uzbekistan.

02:05It was an important location for defending Samarkand against nomadic raiders from the north.

02:11The name Nur means light and it was on the main caravan route from Samarkand to Buhara.

02:17Nurata was also one of the leading centers of artistic embroidery in the 19th century.

02:24A new generation of embroiderers preserve these traditions.

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02:45Threads in the hands of crafts women.

02:48Chisels in the hands of ancestors.

02:51Embroidery and petroglyphs.

02:53Two languages of the same soul.

02:56These stones are older than memory,

02:58etched with hunters, animals and shams that watched over bronze age lives.

03:04The Samir Shai tract, less than 50 km north east of Navoe city,

03:08is one of the most famous places in Central Asia for petroglyphs.

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03:22The stones of Samir Shai whisper the voices of our ancestors,

03:27while the yurts by Aydarkul Lake carry their spirit into today's nomadic life.

03:32The area is perfect for resting, walking, swimming or simply taking a boat ride.

03:39Visitors can choose between modern yurts with all amenities and the traditional ones.

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04:04Among the most memorable experiences is a camera safari across the desert.

04:08As dinner is prepared, smoke rises into the fading sunset,

04:13and later travelers gather by the fire,

04:16wrapped in the music of traditional songs under the night sky.

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04:32As voices rise with the flames, the stars feel close enough to touch.

04:37People around the fire in this fairy-tailed place become more relaxed.

04:42They enjoy the power of the nature,

04:44and they leave all the cruelty of their everyday life behind.

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