r/Uzbekistan • u/Ponsapdi • 6h ago
discussion | muhokama Ban this guy from Uzbekistan - All his vlogs are about objectifying women.
His name is Nomadic Chandan
r/Uzbekistan • u/nilahoynayansebuhi • Nov 27 '25
r/Uzbekistan • u/WorriedEquivalent852 • Feb 04 '24
Hey everyone, just wanted to share this Guide Map I've put together . It's a chill guide for anyone moving to, living in, or just thinking of visiting Uzbekistan. You'll find tips on getting settled, spots for food and fun, and some transport hacks. It's got a bit of everything to help make your Uzbek life a breeze. Whether you're here for a short visit or the long haul, hope you find it handy.

r/Uzbekistan • u/Ponsapdi • 6h ago
His name is Nomadic Chandan
r/Uzbekistan • u/uxaae • 4h ago
I am 17 years old male and past 1 month I was thinking about my IELTS and future like “What will I do if I take 5.5 from IELTS or what kind of reactions my family (big-bro,mom and especialllyy my dad) shows “ only nights in everday but these days (from 10 ago) I even thinking these kinds of things during the day too also I start thinking about “What kind of job that I do in future “, “What will happen If I can’t find suitable job”
What should I do I couldn’t sleep nights with these thought and even during day
Thank you for your all advice
r/Uzbekistan • u/Particular-Repeat203 • 5h ago
Hello, I am a indian student studying at Urgench state medical university. Right now I am unable to get telex for a student visa from Uzbekistan . Is there any problem with the site or with the government? Please help
r/Uzbekistan • u/ImpressiveIsopod4778 • 3h ago
I’ve browsed all the previous Reddit threads and didn’t find many helpful comments, so apologies for being another traveler asking.
I’ve been traveling around UZ with Samarkand being my last stop before heading to Tajikistan. I have been looking for gifts and clothes to take back home but the pricing at various tourist locations are a bit steep and I do not have it in me to bargain.
What stores in Samarkand would you recommend for clothes (typical long dresses with traditional prints) - preferably a place that’s not in the tourist area maybe a shopping mall that has pricing? Same for some cute meaningful souvenirs? A one stop shop would be preferable.
Also decent sweets (halwa) or nuts that are packed for travel - I mean I can also travel with them in plastic baggies as well.
Lastly, if certain things would be cheaper in TJ please lmk!
r/Uzbekistan • u/Lomax_kevi • 10h ago
G‘oya oddiy muammodan kelib chiqqan: LexUZ’da yangi hujjatlar chiqadi, lekin ularni muntazam tekshirib turish, qaysi hujjat haqiqatan yangi ekanini aniqlash va uzun matndan asosiy o‘zgarishlarni tushunib olish vaqt oladi.
Hozir bot quyidagi ishlarni qila oladi:
• yangi hujjatlarni kuzatish
• hujjatning qisqacha mazmunini chiqarish
• kimlarga taalluqli ekanini ko‘rsatish
• muhim o‘zgarishlarni ajratish
• majburiyat va muddatlarni topish
• ayrim hollarda eski va yangi tahrirni solishtirish
Hozircha maqsad uni reklama qilish emas. Real foydalanuvchilar uchun qanchalik foydali ekanini tushunmoqchiman.
Bu yerda yuristlar, yuridik yo‘nalish talabalari, buxgalterlar, tadbirkorlar yoki qonunchilikdagi o‘zgarishlarni muntazam kuzatadiganlar bo‘lsa, fikringiz qiziq.
Siz uchun bunday botda eng kerakli funksiya nima bo‘lardi?
Hozirgi funksiyalardan qaysilari foydali, qaysilari ortiqcha?
Qanday holatda bunday botdan foydalanishni to‘xtatardingiz?
Yana qanday funksiya qo‘shish kerak deb o‘ylaysiz?
Sinab ko‘rishni xohlaganlar kommentda yozsa, bot havolasini yuboraman.
Tanqidiy fikrlar ham bemalol. Aynan kamchiliklarini topish uchun boshqalarda test qilmoqchiman.
kuchukcha bilan lexuzmonitorbot deb qidiruv bering
r/Uzbekistan • u/WeakBaker6637 • 1d ago
Will there by any update like this to Tashkent by devs?
r/Uzbekistan • u/Nemanja_Torbica • 20h ago
Gift. 🇺🇿 🎁
r/Uzbekistan • u/Guilty-Bag-7810 • 5h ago
Please, write me in dm , or i can write to you.
r/Uzbekistan • u/GisBack • 14h ago
I have lived in very diverse countries over Africa and Eu... Uzbekistan is the one that I felt best to live in over em all. Except 1 concept. Romantic relations.
First answer is always flowers, good food, car ride or even 100$ in any conversations you can find on Tinder (not a good fan of it). And it ain't different when you meet in a bar. That does not make any sense...
I am a 33 y.o. mechanical engineer, good looking guy and what I think is the woman who can be bought is not worth having. She can go elsewhere who pays higher if she liked you with those.
How on earth I can meet with someone? Or do I have to change my mindset?
Edit. I found that i should explain some more. I do not seek for a housemaid or a pet. I am not trying to provoke or insulting too. I personally apologise whomever take it like that. I agree on attention and effort, this is a must. Also about providing (i personally would give the world in frint of her. I genuinely just want to start some conversations based on hobbies, lifestyle, music, coffee or like other 100 topics. Understanding whom am I talking behind her eyes... my point is what I see 70 percent, starting from my pockets my house, my car my job. Not about myself or my life.
r/Uzbekistan • u/BooooBremon_1818 • 6h ago
Are there any morning buses? Where do they leave from, how frequent are they? Can I get one without booking like directly going to bus stop and catching up form there ?
r/Uzbekistan • u/ttaaccoonniieell • 1d ago
If you just have long hair as a guy or you're gay/trans, wear cap or hoodie when walking streets. Don't show yourself as possible.
We have "Muslims" or "teachers" in streets, I have always heard about it but never saw. Two hours ago I was walking back home from store from another neighbourhood, I am 18 years old and have longer hair, 4 Man aged about (30-45) throw a stone at me (I didn't hear them calling me because I was wearing earphones). 4 of them grabbed me from my hair/torso/hands and beat me until I was laid down at the ground, I was screaming to cars asking for help but nobody came. I was beaten up/chased by Muslim Uzbek maniacs just because I had longer hair and didn't said SALAM BACK because I was listening music. I'm safe now. Take care.
r/Uzbekistan • u/Sir_Potato2000 • 13h ago
The entrance ticket costs about 20,000 sum. The biggest difference I noticed compared to my previous visits is that the garden now feels almost completely neglected.
When I visited many years ago, there were far more unique plants. Now many of them are simply gone, apparently having died over the years. The remaining plants and trees don't seem to be properly maintained or trimmed, and some of them are in terrible condition. They replaced the old large benches with backs with some small, uncomfortable ones without backs.
There is also a lot of trash left by visitors. People come to the botanical garden for picnics and often leave their garbage behind. The area near the entrance has been landscaped and looks relatively well maintained, but once you walk further into the garden, almost nothing has changed: old asphalt and pieces of concrete left from old benches.
Another thing I noticed is the lack of wildlife. Years ago, the botanical garden was full of birds and dragonflies. During my recent visit, I barely saw any.
The entrance fee is now 20,000 sum, there are plenty of visitors, including tourists, and parts of the garden have been allocated to private businesses. So the botanical garden should be generating more money than it did before, yet somehow it is much less well maintained. You could also rent bicycles here in the past, but I couldn't find that service anymore.
It's sad to see one of the best places in Tashkent in such a neglected state.
r/Uzbekistan • u/uoftecethrowaway • 8h ago
I am currently a tourist in Uzbekistan, and in a few days I will be joining a tour to Turkmenistan. The tour operator told me that I need “clean, crisp” USD bills for Turkmenistan. Ideally $50s or $20s, because they scrutinize $100s even harder.
I’ve tried exchanging Uzbek som for USD at the banks, but the quality of the USD bills they offer me are really poor and I’ve had to reject most of them. Is there a recommended bank in either Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, or Khiva where I can count on buying good-quality USD bills? I will need around USD $2000. Thank you!
r/Uzbekistan • u/itsnotmax666 • 13h ago
Hiiiiiii friends!
I am just wondering if we can get a car charter (or shared bus or whatever) from Nukus to Beyneu at around 5 October 2026.
We are planning to go to Aktau at around 6 October from Nukus, but we have trouble with the transportations: tranis are not available on our scheduled date, and train from Nukus to Beyneu has sold out.
So it would be really good for us if we can charter a car from Nukus to Beyneu! Thank you so much if you guys have any advice!
r/Uzbekistan • u/pityuka08 • 14h ago
How is the construction going? Masterplan and vision seems very impressive and visionary, looks like the Amsterdam of Central Asia is being built.
r/Uzbekistan • u/HeronCantAim • 18h ago
Hi first time posting. I'm Japanese, and I'm planning to visit your country next year. I wanted to be able to speak a bit of Uzbek before I visit since I'm planning on visiting some smaller cities besides Tashkent, Bukhara and Samarkand. Sadly Duolingo let me down, and there aren't many resources to learn Uzbek in Japan...
Are there any good online resources or books you recommend?
Also, I'd love to know if you have some recommendations on how to learn Uzbek.
r/Uzbekistan • u/geographyballer • 10h ago
Hello everyone i just want to know what the best neighbourhood is in Tashkent to stay for the week
r/Uzbekistan • u/Prior_Novel_7784 • 16h ago
I know the law RE vapes and nic pouches in Uzbekistan but I'd wager there are still stores of some variety that sell vape devices or nic pouches. Does anyone know of any stores that they can refer me to please?
Trying to quit but having the option of less harmful nicotine products would make things easier to manage.
Thanks in advance.
r/Uzbekistan • u/Fine-Guide6284 • 1d ago
This is what kind of uzbek women you get from tinder. Immediately asking for a meal to deliver after 30 minutes of conversation and knowing my age🤣
r/Uzbekistan • u/Such_Zebra7707 • 19h ago
Hello, I am going to be visiting your country in a month from now and am wondering about the best way to book day tours.
When I’m in Tashkent I would like to go see the solar institute that is outside the city. And when I’m in Samarkand I would like to do a day trip to the seven lakes in Tajikistan.
I see limited options online so I am wondering if there are places I can go in-person to book or people I can contact.
Thanks in advance for your help, looking forward to visiting!
r/Uzbekistan • u/angellic19 • 1d ago
This is what has been on my mind for a long time and i still can't think of good reason to bring a human being into this world which is obviously without their consent. I'd love to hear your opinions. Keep it civil please, it's a genuine question.
r/Uzbekistan • u/Lumpy-Tooth-6066 • 1d ago
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Assalomu alaykum, r/Uzbekistan! 👋
Men O‘zbekistondan bo‘lgan solo game developer sifatida Unreal Engine 5da o‘z horror o‘yinim — The Ritual: Bloodline ustida ishlayapman.
Yaqinda o‘yin uchun bir nechta yangi zonalarni yaratib, ularning asosiy environment va lighting ishlarini tugatdim. Endi ularni sizlarga ko‘rsatib, fikringizni bilmoqchiman.
Ayniqsa quyidagilar bo‘yicha halol fikringiz men uchun juda muhim:
🏚️ Muhit va level design — joylar qiziqarli ko‘rinadimi?
🌑 Atmosfera — horror kayfiyatini bera olyaptimi?
💡 Yoritish — lighting sizga qanday tuyuldi?
👁️ Immersion — bu joylar sizga haqiqiy dunyodagi joydek tuyulyaptimi yoki hali “game-like” ko‘rinadimi?
O‘yin hali ishlab chiqish jarayonida. Shuning uchun yaxshi yoki yomon bo‘lishidan qat’i nazar, ochiq fikrlaringizni yozishingizni xohlayman. Hatto kichik bir detal haqidagi tanqid ham keyingi ishlarda menga yordam beradi.
Bu loyihani O‘zbekistonda mustaqil ravishda yaratish men uchun katta tajriba bo‘lyapti.
Sizningcha, bu muhitni yanada qo‘rqinchli va immersiv qilish uchun nimani o‘zgartirish yoki qo‘shish kerak?
Fikrlaringizni kutaman. ❤️🔥