Samarkand has been occupying a worthy place in the list of cities in the world with high tourist potential for many decades.
The business card of the city — Registan Square — is recognizable on every continent, and the famous turquoise domes and stunning mosaic patterns decorating medieval madrassas and mosques, historical significance and oriental splendor attract thousands of tourists from all over the world every year. And this is not surprising, because the history of the city has more than 2500 years, and its role as one of the key centers of the Great Silk Road is truly invaluable. The successful completion of the construction of the Samarkand Silk Road Samarkand Touristic Center by Enter Engineering will make the city an even more attractive point on the world tourist map.
The historical and ethnographic complex "Eternal City", a unique object in the Silk Road Samarkand, is a platform where all the characteristic ethnic traditions of oriental architecture are reflected. Erected directly at the shore of the rowing canal, the "Eternal City" is designed to combine all the diversity and beauty of the Uzbek national culture, local flavor and folk traditions. The 17.7 ha area houses galleries and workshops of artisans, renowned masters of applied art and artists representing various regions of Uzbekistan, as well as establishments of national cuisine.
The goal of the designers, headed by the ideological inspirer and the main creator of the appearance, "Uzbekistan has been famous since ancient times for talented architects, master builders. Of course, our ancestors, the architects of the past centuries, who built incredible structures, would have appreciated the work of their descendants, a team of thousands of builders and Enter Engineering specialists, who worked conscientiously and enthusiastically throughout the entire period of this grandiose and incredibly beautiful project. Incredible vivid impressions and positive reviews from guests and tourists about the greatness and beauty of the Samarkand Silk Road Samarkand Tourist Center will be the most expensive reward for their valiant work. The famous artist Bobur Ismailov, was a recreation of an ancient Uzbek city, along the streets of which you can walk, taste local cuisine, buy several traditional Uzbek souvenirs from artisans.