Rent a car in Uzbekistan from worldwide company Naniko
Uzbekistan, the land of impressive madrassas with charm, occupies a central position at the crossway of the Silk Road. This relatively young country became independent in 1991.
Uzbekistan has a territory of 447,400 square kilometers and a population living here more than 30 million inhabitants. Unfortunately, colorful images of the past are gradually overshadowed by the huge amusement parks for tourists, but still comes through a special traditionalism, and the charm of the exotic colors of national costumes.
Effective and convenient way to explore the country, as practice shows, is renting a car in Uzbekistan. Organize it's really quite simple from home, online on Naniko.
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We can offer the car of different groups of vehicles.
- Mini – economical category, compact, medium-sized, luxury or special vehicles, vans, sedan, convertible sports car, Off Roads.
- Depending on your preferences, we will offer vehicles with automatic or manual gear shift, with air conditioning, gasoline or diesel fuel.
- Rates that we offer already include all taxes and insurance costs.
- You can receive substantial discounts on the number of rental days.
- At the moment of pick up auto, along with your passport and driver's license, it is advisable to submit your reservation voucher, which shows the details of your order.
- We suggest to book as early as possible to ensure yourself with guaranteed car and the best prices.
- Winter tires are included in our offer, but if the weather conditions requires the snow chains , you have to order them further, as well as other devices such as navigator, luggage baskets, ski holders and other.
Get maximum enjoyment on board of car hire in Uzbekistan, from the world company Naniko!
Bukhara – the old town, UNESCO World Heritage Site, has an original architecture, inspired by medieval Islamic style and classical buildings. Among the most interesting edifices are Kalyan minaret, built in 1127, Kukeldash, at the behest of Abdullah II, and the mosque Maghoki Attar, constructed in the 9th centenary and is the oldest surviving mosque in Central Asia.
Another major city of the state is Samarkand, which you can also easily reach by car renting in Uzbekistan. It is interesting to see such buildings as Shi Dor, built in the first half of 1600, and Bibi Khanum Mosque. Also enjoy a couple of hours in the bath.
Having traveled to the small town of Shakhrisabz, history of which dates back to the period of the Timurid dynasty, you can try some typical local dishes cooked with mutton, rice, carrots and onions and other special dishes.