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DOI: The Desert Tourism And Opportunities For Its Development (On The Example Of Bukhara Region)
Mavlonov Ahmadjon Muhamadovich , Lecturers Of Bukhara State University, Uzbekistan Mirzoeva Istat Elmurodovna , Lecturers Of Bukhara State University, Uzbekistan Kalandarova Dilobar Davronovna , Lecturers Of Bukhara State University, UzbekistanAbstract
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.
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Tourism, desert tourism
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