Blogs about: Samarkand
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It took a massacre…
Ron Pavellas wrote 4 days ago: …to fully reveal that which the former British ambassador to Uzbekistan repeatedly told his governme … more →
Cities of the Silk Road
Conscious Ventures wrote 1 week ago: Travel along the ancient trade routes of the Silk Road in Central Asia. This outstanding trip, takin … more →
Communication Is The Key
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Ali Mujahid wrote 1 month ago: By Ali Mujahid, Pakistan For some apparent reason communication is a subject that is ignored by majo … more →
L'Ouzbékistan de Tamerlan
merryabla64 wrote 2 months ago: L’Ouzbékistan de Tamerlan Jean-Louis Tremblais 11/09/2009 | A Samarkand, la gigantesque nécrop … more →
International Poetry Award to a Greek
grpresspoland wrote 3 months ago: (GREEK NEWS AGENDA) Journalist and poet Petros Kassimatis (in Greek) has been awarded the Argentine … more →
Genghis: Bones of the Hills by Conn Iggulden
Emily wrote 4 months ago: Rating: 7 out of 10 Summary: The Mongol conqueror Genghis Khan, stalked by enemies seen and unseen a … more →
The Truth That Lies Behind War Propaganda
Charz wrote 5 months ago: Example of War Propaganda against the Persian Kingdom The 39th Central Asian Conflict President Alex … more →
Mosques, mausoleums and medressas – the marvels of Uzbekistan
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matthewgain wrote 6 months ago: The amazing Registan in Samarkand is a complex of medrasses (Islamic academy/seminary) and a large m … more →
REVIEW de EL AMULETO DE SAMARKANDA, libro uno de la TRILOGIA BARTIMAEUS, de Jonathan Stroud
lunnaris wrote 6 months ago: Este libro es muy especial para mí, ¿saben por qué? Porque fue el primer libro que leí después del 7 … more →
Wanderlust: Samarkand
Musie wrote 7 months ago: Lately, I’ve been haunted by dreams of Samarkand. I’m re-reading Imperium by Ryszard Kap … more →
Samarkand, Uzbekistan
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Eleven wrote 11 months ago: This image is of a fabric merchant in Samarkand, Uzbekistan circa 1910. I love the color, the stark … more →
Samarkand and Windlight...
xiamaraugajin wrote 1 year ago: It is a very well built, and particularly a very well textured sim, presenting a really lovely skyli … more →
Samarkand and Yak&Yeti
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xiamaraugajin wrote 1 year ago: Yak and Yeti: The name behind this extraordinary shop is Annapurna Onomatopoeia. Everything is free … more →
Uzbekistan Photos (Pt. 2)
Zack wrote 1 year ago: I posted another round of photos from my time in Uzbekistan (Read the original post here about where … more →
Photos from Uzbekistan
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Zack wrote 1 year ago: Most of my friends know that I spent a year in Uzbekistan, and that I would give a lot to go back. I … more →
Uzbekistan maybe?
ihavetravellust wrote 1 year ago: Silver Talisman from Bukhara Decided to join T whom I know through a few travellers for a 2 weeks tr … more →
Always a Little Further
chasrle wrote 1 year ago: Master of the Caravan: But who are ye in rags and rotten shoes, You dirty-bearded, blocking up the w … more →
I wanna go back...
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Zack wrote 1 year ago: Me in the ruins of Alexander the Great's palace in Samarkand, Uzbekistan I would give a lot to b … more →
Central Asia's Top Ten
newtome wrote 1 year ago: Horseback riding and camping in Kyrgyzstan – Crossing mountain ranges with nomads above Karako … more →
