Exploring History and Culture: KarSU Students' One-Day Tour to Samarkand City
In a delightful departure from their academic routines, a group of enthusiastic students of the Faculty of Arts embarked on a one-day tour to the historic city of Samarkand. The purpose of this excursion was to provide students with a firsthand experience of the rich cultural heritage, architectural marvels, and historical significance that Samarkand is renowned for.
The carefully curated itinerary for the day encompassed key landmarks and cultural sites, allowing the students to immerse themselves in the centuries-old history of Samarkand. The tour included visits to iconic sites such as the Registan Square, Gur-e Amir Mausoleum, Bibi-Khanym Mosque, and Shah-i-Zinda, among others.
The primary goal of the tour was to enhance students' understanding of the historical and cultural significance of Samarkand. Faculty members accompanied the students, providing insightful commentary and historical context at each site. The immersive experience aimed to complement classroom learning, bringing history to life and fostering a deeper appreciation for Uzbekistan's cultural treasures.
The one-day tour left a lasting impact on the participating students. Many expressed newfound appreciation for the country's cultural richness, and the experience sparked a desire to delve deeper into the history of Central Asia. The tour not only broadened their perspectives but also created lasting memories of camaraderie and shared discovery.
