How much does it cost per capita to travel to Uzbekistan?

See if you want to travel badly or have fun. If you want to travel in depth, you may need more time, and naturally it will be more expensive. The normal consumption level should be 5000 yuan per capita.

Stan in Central Asia is also an important part of the Silk Road, but as the territory of the former Soviet Union, until a few years ago, the complexity of blockade and visa was almost equal to that of North Korea. Since the year before last, I don't know whether this is a good example of the Belt and Road Initiative or the spring breeze of reform. Countries are slowly opening their doors to tourists. In particular, Uzbekistan officially began to implement electronic signing in mid-July last year, which made it easier for us to unveil her veil.

My plane arrived in Tashkent at night. Originally, I hoped to experience the subway as a nuclear bunker, but finally I found the youth brigade that I hastily set before taking a taxi. Here, we must praise the Russian version of Didi Yandex, which is recommended in many raiders. Almost as convenient and easy to use as Didi, it effectively helps newcomers win the struggle with the biggest natural enemy, the black-hearted taxi driver.

The pilaf of Platan, a high-end restaurant in Samarkand, must be emphasized. A pilaf, a lamb chop and a vegetable soup, sitting under a vine in autumn, is beautiful. And the cost performance is very high, per capita 80- 100, which seems to be the designated dining place for foreign middle-aged and elderly tour groups. In fact, you can also consider the morning flight of Uzbek Airlines, which is quite cheap. As long as 150 RMB, it is quite friendly to single travelers.

Generally speaking, the accommodation price in Uzbekistan is not high. If the budget is 200-300 yuan a night, I can live quite well. I stayed for five nights and tried five different accommodations. The food is ok, and the overall consumption level is not very high.