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Welcome to the enchanting Gilan alpine village, nestled in the high mountains of the Gissar Range in Uzbekistan, where the magic of the seasons intertwines and traditions hold firm against the tides of time.
Located far from the bustle of civilization, Gilan (Gelan, G'elan) proudly stands as one of the highest inhabited areas in Uzbekistan. Enclosed by formidable mountains reaching over 4000 meters, this remote haven is home to over 5,000 inhabitants, who hold steadfastly onto their ancient rituals, customs, and lifestyle.
Experience a journey back in time to the 13th century, when, according to local lore, people first settled in this charming enclave. Today, the locals skillfully cultivate fruits on the steep slopes and river gorges, their thriving orchards becoming a testament to human resilience and ingenuity. Witness the ingenious irrigation system that the villagers take immense pride in, a system that nurtures the growth of Uzbekistan's most famous mountain potatoes in the country.
Stroll through the heart of the village, soaking in the authentic ambience of traditional architecture, exotic old houses, and narrow alleyways that whisper tales of the past. The two-story houses of Gilan are an architectural marvel, with the second floor serving as living quarters and the ground floor as livestock shelters - a unique style echoing the highlands of Tibet and Nepal.
Immerse yourself in the living history of Uzbekistan, where Summer meets Winter, and tradition embraces innovation. Discover Gilan - a rare gem in the heartland of the mountains, a place that is not just unique to Uzbekistan, but the world itself.
Stay tuned for the second part of the video where we have an engaging discussion with international tourism development experts
33:50 Raffaele Gorjuxm (Italy), Mike Fabricius (South Africa)
and
44:30 Peter Nizette (Australia, Scotland).
Listen to their recommendations on how to develop and promote tourism in Gilan, providing insights and future prospects for this captivating locale.
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The video was filmed during a working trip by a group of international experts to assess the potential for tourism development under the project of the World Bank and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Uzbekistan “Development of new sustainable tourism destinations in selected regions of Uzbekistan: Fergana Valley, Bukhara, Surkhandarya and Kashkadarya”.
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