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There is an old saying that goes: "Expensive and tasty, cheap and nasty."
The saying is generally true. However, it is not always profitable to be guided
by the proverb for those who deal with tourism and travel. Customers are too
clever nowadays. They want services of finest quality so that they would
low-cost and good. If it is also your mode of travel, if you love to travel on
the low-cost, come and join us, because we know secrets of the cheap.
Cheap travel
information.
If you are ready to start your cheap travel to Uzbekistan from this web site,
we advise you to learn more about the country first. You may discover
significant information relative to 204
Uzbekistan
sights and attractions (not counting the hotels) on five maps with descriptions
and with 448 photos, including
Tashkent - 83 photos;
Samarkand - 141 photos;
Bukhara - 159 photos and
Khiva - 26 photos.
In addition, we provide you with descriptions of 64 Uzbekistan hotels (including
Tashkent - 18 hotels;
Samarkand - 14 hotels;
Bukhara - 27 hotels;
Khiva - 5 hotels) with 506 photos.
In all 983 photos.
Moreover, the
photo clipart "1000% of Uzbekistan" with 764 high-resolution photos is also
available via this web site.
Altogether 1747 photos! Seeing is believing!
We would not say that this information is free; it is actually cheap, because
you have to pay for something, for example for Internet access. However, not to
us, we cost you nothing, although we continue to spend our resources in order to
provide you with this cheap, fresh and trustworthy information.
Another moment: we disclose to you all rates of accommodation without
our commission. It gives you an honest opportunity to control the cost of
your cheap travel to Uzbekistan.
It is only the beginning of the tale; the rest is still to come.
What else do you need to know to
travel cheap to Uzbekistan?
Even if you have traveled the world over and think, you know it all, before you
leave us, read on and discover essential information for an easy, safe and
low-cost travel around Uzbekistan.
Parus
Parus is a licensed low-cost Travel Agency with wide experience in the industry.
There are many experienced Travel agencies in Uzbekistan, but Parus the
only one of its kind.
Visa
Every traveler must receive visa for entry to Uzbekistan before arrival,
whether by plane, train, bus, car or camel. You will be refused entry without a
visa. The only exception is if you are arriving from a country that does not
have an Uzbek embassy or consulate. In this case, if you follow the correct
procedure for obtaining a visa (apply before arrival and receive an invitation),
you may receive a visa at the Tashkent Airport. Refer to our Visa
page for more information or send us an
e-mail.
To obtain tourist visa foreign nationals of the most countries need
visa support from a local travel agency.
We will be glad to provide you with visa support if you:
- purchase our cheap and truly minimal service
- respect our particular conditions
Cheap minimal service
Our cheap minimal service for individuals includes:
- Visa support;
- Meeting at the airport;
- Arrangements for a transfer to a place of stay;
- Consulting and supporting onward travel.
Note: Additional consular fees are paid at the Embassy /
Consulate with your visa application; it may cost about US$40 - $250 depending
on the length of your stay in the country, quantity of entries/exits and your
nationality.
Note: Our desire is for you to have freedom to explore
Uzbekistan. We will work to meet your desires whether it is a planned tour of
the country or freedom to explore on your own. Our exception is particular
condition of 'the one of its kind'.
Note: If for some reason, your flight is changed or for some
reason Parus' representatives do not meet you when you arrive in Uzbekistan, you
should visit our office anyway in order to settle formalities. Click 'Find
Us' for more contact information.
Hotels
There are many big hotels, convenient B&Bs and low-cost private inns where you
can stay while in Uzbekistan. All places of stay include necessary
registration. Click 'Hotels' for more information
and booking.
Note: We disclose to you all rates of accommodation without our
commission. It gives you an honest opportunity to control the cost of your
low-cost travel to Uzbekistan. Money to spare needs good care, does it not?
Registration
Registration is essential and unavoidable. To enjoy your stay, follow the rules
and make sure you are registered.
The general rule is you must be registered within 72 hours of entering the
country. Every tourist as a rule must be registered at some hotel. You may not
stay in someone's house without registration, as this is illegal. If caught you
will cause yourself difficulties as well as those you have stayed with, unless
you manage to stay with an OVVIG (Office of Visas and Registration) official. In
that case, have a great time!
If you have a private visa you must register at the local OVVIG, and the
registration must be in the home of the person you are visiting. With a business
visa you can be registered anywhere and your company usually takes care of all
the details.
Note: Even if you do not need visa support for entry, if you
have private visa, multiple entry visa, moved to other place of stay and so on,
you must be registered or re-registered. We can assist you in this matter. Refer
to our 'Services' page for more information or send
us an
e-mail.
Accessibility of the country
Most travel involves entering and leaving
Uzbekistan through
Tashkent, the capital city of Uzbekistan. The city is serviced by an
international airport, a domestic airport, two [[Vokzals]] (train stations), and
numerous bus stations. Tashkent is serviced by
Uzbekistan Airways,
British Airways,
Asiana Airlines,
Turkish Airlines,
Transaero,
Aeroflot,
Domodedovo Airlines,
Air Kazakhstan
and Pakistan Airways. Consult each airline for schedules.
Three more airports of Uzbekistan have international status. Those airports are
of Samarkand, Bukhara and [[Urgench]]. Besides local flights and some regular
international flights (not numerous), the charter flights
on demand of local and foreign tourist agencies fly in/out of those airports.
The tickets for domestic flights cannot be reserved or purchased until 14 days
prior to departure due to the specific rules of Uzbekistan airlines. You may
contact our company for all international and domestic flights of Uzbekistan
Airways, which start from Tashkent.
Customs Control
When entering the country you must fill out two customs declaration forms. The
customs officer will keep one, the second you must keep and present at customs
when leaving the country. Do not lose this form. You are required to declare
your currency when entering and leaving the country.
- You may bring in unlimited of cash.
- If you leave the country with more cash than you have brought in, you must
have a receipt that proves you withdrew money from a bank.
Be aware though that occasionally visitors are required to show their cash to a
customs officer. (And on a side note, we have nothing to do with these rules,
which often change, but please feel free to ask any clarifying questions).
Customs officers are also looking for these items when you leave the country:
metal items (swords, samovars and works of art), paintings, carpets, and other
objects of value. No antiques may be taken out of the country. If you buy
something that is new, you will have no problems, especially if you request a
"spravka," or document showing that your item is new. This especially goes for
carpets. Videocassettes are also illegal to take out of Uzbekistan without prior
approval from the Ministry of Culture.
Money
Uzbek "Soum" may be purchased at official currency exchanges located almost
everywhere. US Dollars are preferable and all bills must be relatively new, and
without blemish: no tears or marks.
Safety
Uzbekistan is probably the most organized and safest of all the former Soviet
Republics. There are police on every corner, every station, every bus stop,
every bazaar, and every traffic light, almost everywhere. The police structure
is alive and well and for good reason. Anti government activity and Islamic
fundamentalism have resulted in stricter controls. You have little to fear from
most people. Petty theft is alive and well, so be sure to be streetwise. Women
travelers should not walk around alone at night but it is safe to walk the
streets in groups. You will perhaps be questioned by police late at night but
they are generally not out to harass you. Usually they are concerned that if
something happens to you, they themselves will be reprimanded and punished. As
in most countries, a little friendliness and generosity by yourself will go a
long way to making your stay enjoyable.
Health
Bring your personal basic health supplies with you - medicines and vitamins.
However, most medicines are available over the counter at local pharmacies
called "Dorixona" (Uzbek)
or "Apteka" (Russian).
There is an International Clinic run by the
United Nations in Tashkent. It is advisable to include evacuation insurance
with your travel insurance as if something serious happens to you it could cost
USD 30,000 to get you to a hospital in Europe.
Only one of its kind.
Parus is made up of staff that follows the
Christian
worldview and live moral lives. We are glad to be of service to anyone who
desires to visit Uzbekistan and ask that you follow rules of moral living while
visiting, first because we are Christians, secondly, because Uzbekistan is a
predominantly
Muslim
country holding strict moral rules compared to the West. Therefore, we ask those
people who share different viewpoints to use the services of other travel
agencies in Uzbekistan.
Parus is also able to assist the development of Christian / Humanitarian
projects in Uzbekistan. One of such projects is
eyesight disabilities rehabilitation program
started by Parus in 2005.
Christian Fellowship
For the Christian whose desire is to learn more about the Christian life in
Uzbekistan and have fellowship with other believers, we are able to arrange this
kind of program. Please refer to our Fellowship
page for more information about Christian organizations or send us an
E-mail.
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