Abstract
The territory of Uzbekistan consists of temperate and subtropical desert zones. 88.6% of Bukhara region is desert. Ancient roads in the desert part of the region (Bukhara - Karshi, Bukhara - Khorezm, etc.), water bodies (Amu-Bukhara canal, abandoned lakes, cisterns, mineral springs and wells, etc.) and special reserves (state orders, reserves, etc.), ancient cities (Varakhsha, Poykent, Vardonze, etc.), historical monuments and shrines can serve as tourist attractions. In this article we will discuss the desert tourism and opportunities for developing it in Bukhara region.
Highlights
Today, tourism is one of the fastest growing industries in the world
Each country has created specialized tourism networks based on its natural conditions, national mentality of its population and unique history
The forest tourism, steppe and pasture tourism, river and lake tourism along major rivers and lakes have been formed in the forest zone area by regions of the world
Summary
Tourism is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. Human interest in different countries and regions, the picturesque nature of states, the diversity of their economies and the social lifestyles of their inhabitants cause millions of people around the world to travel as tourists every year. Each country has created specialized tourism networks based on its natural conditions, national mentality of its population and unique history. Natural conditions play an important role in the. The northern countries have more winter tourism, the Alpine countries have more mountain tourism, the coastal countries have more beach tourism, and the Sahara countries have more desert tourism. The forest tourism, steppe and pasture tourism, river and lake tourism along major rivers and lakes have been formed in the forest zone area by regions of the world
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