On The Road In Uzbekistan (8 photos)
A 2,500-kilometer road trip by Anzor Bukharsky, one of Central Asia's most beloved photographers and cultural commentators, offers a rare glimpse into everyday life on the backstreets and byways of Uzbekistan.
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Two local girls walk near a 900-year-old minaret in the southern town of Minor, near the border with Afghanistan.
A set of swings in the dusty expanse of the desert of Karakalpakstan in the north of Uzbekistan.
One of the world’s few remaining “towers of silence,” in Karakalpakstan.
This 2,000-year-old structure was used by fire-worshipping followers of the Zoroastrian religion as a way of disposing of corpses without contaminating the sacred elements of earth, fire, or water.
A bustling bazaar in Urgut, near Samarkand.
The closed entrance to a bazaar in Boysun, in southern Uzbekistan.
A puppeteer poses between shows in Khiva.
Fences built to contain sand alongside the highway between Bukhara and Khiva.
A military band performs at the base of a minaret in Khiva.
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