[auto generated]The itinerary brings you at the beginning to Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia. Uzbekistan are the next countries. The focus is mainly on not so famous cities. <br>Mainly very big cities are destinations. Do you like museums? Then you will enjoy Osh, Andijan and Tashkent. Many cities are snowy in December. There are two flight connections. These are Shushenskoye - Osh and Tashkent - Shushenskoye. You can pay with Som everywhere. During your travel you have to speak Russian and Uzbek . And if you speak only english it could be an adventure.

Shushenskoye to Osh, Andijan, Tashkent

Abakan Airport

Russia

Abakan

Sayano-Shushenski Nature Reserve

At Shushenskoye live about over 17,513 people. Furthermore, Shushenskoye offers a lot of culture. Krasnoyarsk is the nearest city. Furthermore, Shushenskoye is located in center Russia. There is a lot of nature in Shushenskoye.

Shushenskoye

Tashkent International Airport

Uzbekistan

Chirchiq

Chimgan

Xojikent

Kyrgyzstan

Besh-Aral State Reserve

Tashkent is a big city in Uzbekistan with 2,309,600 people. Furthermore, Tashkent fits perfect for a cultural trip. Tashkent is the famous capital of Uzbekistan. Furthermore, the nearest neighbour city of Tashkent is Angren. Tashkent is located in the center of Uzbekistan.

Tashkent

Fergana

Arkit

Kokand

Kazakhstan

Shymkent

Tajikistan

Khujand

Moynoq

Margilan

Sayram

Saryagash

Batken

Tashkent is not exactly my cup of tea as but it is still a good place to see Uzbekistan proper metropolitan.

Tashkent is the first stopover of almost all travelers who decide to visit Uzbekistan.

Tashkent is a big sprawling city and the best way to get around is by metro.

Tashkent is an ex-Soviet city in Central Asia with a history of destruction and re-building multiple times, from both foreign conquerors and earthquakes.

Tashkent is an amazing city to walk around, so green and clean, with huge wide open spaces and sidewalks.

Tashkent is a rather underwhelming introduction to Uzbekistan.

Tashkent is the capital city of Uzbekistan, known for its many museums and its mix of modern and Soviet-era architecture.

Tashkent is the primary international airport of Uzbekistan so if arriving from outside the country then this will most likely be your arrival point.

Tashkent is by far its least interesting city.

In Tashkent it can be done at the desk no 6.

Tashkent is pretty boring and splayed out wide in typical Soviet fashion, so best bet for budget travel is to book a hostel around Chorsu Bazaar.

Tashkent is also promising but beyond the capital things get trickier.

Tashkent is the financial heart and largest city of Uzbekistan.

Taxi to Abakan, fly to Shimkent, drive

Taxi to Abakan, fly to Tashkent, taxi

Taxi to Abakan, fly to Khudzhand, drive

Taxi to Novokuznetsk, fly to Tashkent, taxi

Taxi to Abakan, fly to Osh, drive, train

Taxi, train, drive, bus

Drive

Osh Airport

Namangan Airport

Andizhan Airport

Jalal-Abad Airport

Fergana International Airport

Kyzyl-Kiya Airport

The big city (Uzbekistan) Andijan has over 1,899,000 people living there. Osh is the nearest big city. It fits perfect for a cultural trip. There are historic relevant places. Andijan is in west Uzbekistan.

Andijan

Kara-Shoro

Jalal-Abad

Toktogul

Arslanbob

Sary-Tash

Andijan is also a decent base from which to explore the rest of the Ferghana Valley.

Taxi, train

Train

Taxi

Taxi, fly, train

Osh is a big city (Kyrgyzstan) with a population of 999,576. Furthermore, you will find a lot of nature in Osh. It fits perfect for a cultural trip. Furthermore, Osh is known for historic relevant locations. This big city is located in southeast Kyrgyzstan.

Osh is a sort of Central Asian mixing bowl of cultures, food and people.

Osh is a really interesting city with lots to see and do - and I think Sulaiman-Too is one of the highlights.

Osh is a nice city, with some solid accommodation and decent food options.

Osh is a very clean city filled with lush green trees, gardens and fragrant breezes.

Osh is like another country to the rest of Kyrgyzstan.

Osh is famous for its giant somsas, stuffed pastries baked on the side of a tandoor-like oven called a.

The city of Osh is right in the middle of the network of paths that today we call the Silk Road.

Osh is a crossroads of peoples and pilgrims, of Silk Road trading, of Stalinist Soviet border drawing.

Osh is also located near the borders of China, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.

Osh is way more conservative than Bishkek, so here you won't find as many Western things to do.

Osh is best enjoyed strolling down its many bazaars and eating at the local eateries.

Osh: We recommend the Konok Center Hostel - very clean, hot shower, nice breakfast, and very friendly staff.

Osh is like a different country when compared to Bishkek due to the amount of Uzbeks living in that region.

Osh is the best place to start planning your trip.

Osh is a big city with plenty of different accommodation options.

Osh is one of those cities that travellers to Kyrgyzstan seem to spend just a day in to either head to China or coming from China to other parts of Kyrgyzstan, and others organising a road trip across the Pamir Highway in Tajikistan.

Osh is the largest city in Kyrgyzstan and although there are a few places of interest, the city itself doesn't have much to offer travellers and in our opinion, there's no reason to stay here more than a couple of days.

Shushenskoye to Osh, Andijan, Tashkent

Shushenskoye
(Russia)

Tashkent
(Uzbekistan)

Andijan

Osh
(Kyrgyzstan)

Shushenskoye
(Russia)

13 days

1. Shushenskoye Russia

2. Tashkent Uzbekistan

3. Andijan Uzbekistan

4. Osh Kyrgyzstan

5. Shushenskoye Russia

Shushenskoye(Russia)

Tashkent(Uzbekistan)

Andijan

Osh(Kyrgyzstan)

Shushenskoye(Russia)

13 days

1. ShushenskoyeRussia

2. TashkentUzbekistan

3. AndijanUzbekistan

4. OshKyrgyzstan

5. ShushenskoyeRussia

Shushenskoye
(Russia)

Tashkent
(Uzbekistan)

Osh
(Kyrgyzstan)

Shushenskoye
(Russia)

1. Shushenskoye Russia

2. Tashkent Uzbekistan

3. Andijan Uzbekistan

4. Osh Kyrgyzstan

5. Shushenskoye Russia