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00:19Water has always determined why people settled, traveled and traded across what is now Uzbekistan.
00:26Our journey begins just over an hour from the capital, in the Tashkent region, where the Ugam River winds through
00:32the foothills of the Western Tenshine.
00:36Flowing through the foothills of the Western Tenshine, the Ugam River is one of Uzbekistan's most important mountain waterways.
00:44Fied by snow melt and natural springs, it supports local ecosystems, agriculture and communities while also attracting visitors with its
00:53clear waters and dramatic scenery.
00:55For many it's a place to escape the city, but it also highlights the key role that mountain rivers play
01:02in sustaining life across the region.
01:06Originating in Kazakhstan before crossing into Uzbekistan, the Ugam River supplies water to communities along its course,
01:13while helping make the Boston Luka District one of the country's most popular destinations for outdoor recreation.
01:20The Ugam River is here, we have a lot of trees, the trees, the trees, the trees, the trees, the
01:28trees, the trees, the trees, the trees, the trees, the trees, the trees, the trees, the trees.
01:33Further into the mountains, another water attraction has developed in the village of Nanaif.
01:54Several hours to the south, the landscape changes once again, in the mountains of Gizakh region.
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