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What to see in Samarkand
Uzbekistan is one of the great options for travel. Pilaf, delicious fruits, hospitality, and incredible architecture come together in Samarkand, the country’s largest city. Today we will reveal all th…
Samarkand and Bukhara in one trip
Dreaming of an oriental fairy tale where the bustle of bazaars intertwines with the silence of ancient madrasahs, and the air is filled with the aroma of spices and tea? Uzbekistan is exactly such a p…
What to see in Tashkent
No matter what your reasons for visiting the capital of Uzbekistan, it will leave no one indifferent. A city with a thousand-year history, centuries-old temples, and captivating mountain landscapes th…
Kyrgyzstan: how to plan your vacation itinerary
Kyrgyzstan is a wonderful destination, and now is a good reason to get acquainted with the country. We tell you where to go in the city and beyond, how not to spend a lot of money, and what to pay spe…
In which district of Tashkent should a tourist stay
Tashkent is the pearl of Central Asia, a city with a rich history and rapidly developing modernity. Tashkent is the capital of which republic? That’s right, it is the capital of Uzbekistan, a large me…
Customs and Commercial Goods. How much will customs allow?
Returning from abroad, many people bring purchases with them, and here you need to be especially careful, because if you do not comply with customs legislation, you risk paying a tax on the value or l…
Real Stories: How Quarantine is Going in Other Countries
You can’t see the world sitting at home, but it’s so interesting what’s happening abroad! We’ve collected several stories from residents of other countries about quarantine. In general, conditions are…
Most romantic destinations for a declaration of love
You can say “I love you” anywhere, but February is a special month. It’s a time when you either want to escape winter to the tropics, or, conversely, find comfort in snow-covered ancient cities, warmi…
Why it’s important to travel more in youth
Today you’re finishing university, and then poof—you’re 50. And you haven’t really seen the world! Or do you think you’ll have a blast in retirement, like the Chinese? But they have a different story.…
Free Public Transport Abroad
How to get around abroad is always a tricky question. Some simply buy a day pass and spare no expense, while others prefer to walk to avoid spending extra money on “it’s only a ten-minute walk!”. But…
How and Where to Meet Locals While Traveling
Traveling alone? No reason to be sad. Cast aside all doubts and fears, but don’t turn off your common sense. We’ll help you find not just a travel companion, but also a guide. And maybe even a new goo…
Traveling and getting around the city without internet
Internet can disappear not only upon arrival in another country, but even during a long trip, for example, by train. We have prepared useful tips for those who are worried about losing network access…
What to do if your flight is canceled at the airport
A traveler’s nightmare scenario: you’re calmly finishing your latte, anticipating your vacation, when suddenly the departure board turns red and your phone buzzes with notifications. Flight canceled .…
Do Good and Travel for Free
We constantly talk about how to travel economically. But you can also do it for free — by becoming an international volunteer. This way you can visit exotic places without having to save up for a tick…
How to organize an independent trip
Travel is first and foremost about freedom. But what kind of freedom can there be if you’ve gone on a package tour? You can’t stray from the guide, you’ll constantly be crowded with strangers, and you…
How to spend time in Jordan: what to see and eat
Jordan is known to most as a country with deserts and Petra — a city in a rock, also called the seventh Wonder of the World. Many go there mainly for it, but besides such an important attraction, ther…
Traveling in Armenia: places, food, budget
Armenia is open for tourists again, so we’re telling you how to stay entertained and what to see in this wonderful country, even if you don’t like active travel. Entry requirements: a negative PCR tes…
Why traveling in the second half of January is the most profitable
In late January, most people return to their offices, fall into a mild winter melancholy, and postpone thoughts of vacation until at least May. And it is at this moment that “travel hackers” — experie…
Gen Z Travel Trends
Generation Z (Gen Zers, born between 1997 and 2012) is the first demographic group that doesn’t remember a world without the internet. They grew up observing “perfect lives” on social media, and… reje…
Spring in Europe: Where to go on a budget
The weather outside has cleared up. We’re starting to stir after a long hibernation and choose where to go for a spring vacation this year. We suggest starting with a strong hand and a few transfers (…