Wandering in Eurasia

“Andijon is probably the country’s most authentic Uzbek city,” states Lonely Planet. This blog series will examine several tourism...

A photo collection When I lived in Central Asia, I was fascinated by the depictions of women in public art. Women are often seen as...

My Uzbek and Tajiki classes mostly went smoothly.

Do you want to see the highlights of Kyiv and have little time? Well, its sights are well-connected through this path.

My goal for the SRAS program and the ERLP program is to develop intermediate proficiency in Russian, Uzbek and Tajik.

Currently, I am studying Tajiki with American Councils program, Eurasian Regional Language Program (ERLP). I was awarded a Title VIII...

At the crossroads of the Silk Roads, Bukhara offers you a view of thirteen hundred years of history, which can be seen in just a few hours.

I spent the 2010s, traveling and working abroad. Here are my favorite trips in the 2010s.

Surrounded by the mountains of Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan, the lush Fergana Valley lies.