Interesting take on Uzbekistan! I’ve heard a lot about its rich culture and history, but framing it as the 'world’s cheapest country' raises some questions. What aspects contribute to this affordability? And while it’s great to appreciate beauty, I’d love to learn more about the people, traditions, and lifestyle beyond just appearances. Excited to see what else this country has to offer
This video is really intriguing! As an American considering retirement options, I'm curious about Uzbekistan's affordability and overall quality of life. What are the living conditions like? How does the healthcare system work for expats? I’m also interested in understanding the culture and what day-to-day life looks like for locals. It would be great to get more insights into these aspects before making any decisions. Looking forward to learning more!
Go there for a monthor 2 end see yourseld dont just trust a video lol end for you an american can be litel Hard to live there .......its a muslim country with soviet past so ....
@@alinsamoila5393 Thanks for the honest input! You're right; just relying on a video isn’t enough to get the full picture. Spending a month or two there would really give someone a feel for the place, especially with all those unique cultural layers-a Muslim country with a Soviet past is bound to have its own distinct vibe and lifestyle. It’s definitely something to keep in mind for anyone considering a big move. Appreciate you sharing your perspective!
In this video, starting at 8:55, for 10 seconds, Georgian girls are shown, they are not Uzbeks and live very far from Uzbekistan....to see these "PERFECT Women", you will have to come to Georgia and see Trio Mandili singing group -- www .ruclips.net/video/EDK9KOfknTw/видео.html
Long live Uzbekistan! 🇺🇿🫰🏻
Wow, this video made me fall halfway in love with the country already. This has to move right to the top of my list of places to visit next.
Wow! 🤩 This video was an amazing journey through Uzbekistan! 🇺🇿 The scenery was absolutely breathtaking 🏞 and the people seem so warm and welcoming.
Interesting take on Uzbekistan! I’ve heard a lot about its rich culture and history, but framing it as the 'world’s cheapest country' raises some questions. What aspects contribute to this affordability? And while it’s great to appreciate beauty, I’d love to learn more about the people, traditions, and lifestyle beyond just appearances. Excited to see what else this country has to offer
This video is really intriguing! As an American considering retirement options, I'm curious about Uzbekistan's affordability and overall quality of life. What are the living conditions like? How does the healthcare system work for expats? I’m also interested in understanding the culture and what day-to-day life looks like for locals. It would be great to get more insights into these aspects before making any decisions. Looking forward to learning more!
Go there for a monthor 2 end see yourseld dont just trust a video lol end for you an american can be litel Hard to live there .......its a muslim country with soviet past so ....
@@alinsamoila5393 Thanks for the honest input! You're right; just relying on a video isn’t enough to get the full picture. Spending a month or two there would really give someone a feel for the place, especially with all those unique cultural layers-a Muslim country with a Soviet past is bound to have its own distinct vibe and lifestyle. It’s definitely something to keep in mind for anyone considering a big move. Appreciate you sharing your perspective!
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In this video, starting at 8:55, for 10 seconds, Georgian girls are shown, they are not Uzbeks and live very far from Uzbekistan....to see these "PERFECT Women", you will have to come to Georgia and see Trio Mandili singing group -- www .ruclips.net/video/EDK9KOfknTw/видео.html
This narrator I heard before , it is more expensive than what he tells u
Beutiful country
I would like to learn more about this culture
how can i contact to you?
No women in this video 😂😂😂