00:00I'm in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, and I'm about to start a train journey to explore the two iconic ancient Silk Road centers, Samarkand and Bukhara.
00:14There is lots I want to see, and I can't wait for the journey to begin.
00:19Early in the morning, I board the modern high-speed Afrosyab train, a symbol of the country's technological progress, traveling at a speed of 250 kilometers per hour.
00:36It used to take a caravan about a week to travel from Tashkent to Samarkand. I'll be there much quicker than that, but today's speed, which still lets me appreciate the change in landscapes.
00:56Samarkand is one of the most beautiful and ancient Silk Road cities in Uzbekistan.
01:01I decided to explore the origins of the high-speed train's name. Afrosyab was the name of an ancient city that thrived here in the past.
01:14Today it stands as one of the most significant archaeological sites in Central Asia.
01:19Archaeologists have uncovered treasures from ancient civilization.
01:49Archaeologists have found many civilizations at this site.
01:54When the great ruler Alexander Makedonansky is driven to Sagdianu in the IV century AD,
02:00he realizes that local population knows the meaning of the wine.
02:04However, the Greek people teach the local population how to keep wine in order to use these amphoras.
02:11i decided to go off the beaten path to explore modern winemaking traditions those are baghizaghan
02:25vineyards and here everything is ready for this year's harvest
02:31La historia dice que aquí había un jardín Amirtimura llamado Baghezagan con vinagradicos.
02:40Hoy, hoy, estamos desarrollando nuestras comunidades de vinagradicos.
02:44Uniquil de la tierra, unido de las zimas, unido de la luna,
02:48danos de la vida ideales para el desarrollo de vinagradicos en el país.
02:52Las vinagres de Baghezagan playen un papel crucial en la industria de Uzbekistán.
02:56La industria de los vienes, no solo un ácido económico, sino también un integral parte del territorio cultural.
03:03Nuestros vienes, desde el siglo XIX, creaban vino en la tierra de amfara.
03:08Hoy, hoy, hacemos lo mismo.
03:10Vamos a comprar amfara en tierra y llenamos vinagradicos,
03:13para entender el sabor de vino del tiempo de la tierra.
03:19M.
03:25I'm back on the Afrosyab train.
03:27My final destination is in all the magnificent Silk Road City Bukhara.
03:32Its historic center is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
03:37Bukhara with its numerous madrasas has long been a hub
03:41of learning Islamic knowledge and culture.
03:43The madras of Abdul Aziz Khan is among the most beautifulh in the city.
03:47El presidente Abdelaziz Khan salió de la ciudad de la puerta de la puerta y la calle se остановó.
03:53Y podemos ver hasta ahora cómo los architécdotos de los años.
04:17no es solo delicioso, sino también beneficioso para la salud.
04:36El gusto de este plof es una hermosa memoria que voy a llevar a casa conmigo.
04:43Mi viaje de viaje a Uzbekistan es comenzar a un fin.
04:47Y ya todo lo que quiero es regresar a esta nunca terminada de silencio fairy tale
