Termez, the administrative center of Surkhandarya Province, is one of the most vibrant and historically significant cities in Uzbekistan. Located on the right bank of the legendary Amudarya (Oxus) River, Termez is often called the Southern Gate of Uzbekistan, connecting the country with Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India.

History & Recognition

• Termez has a history of about 130 years as a modern city, though its roots stretch back to ancient civilizations.

• In 2014, Termez was awarded the prestigious Order of Amir Temur, recognizing its strategic and cultural importance.

• The city has undergone major transformations since Uzbekistan’s independence, becoming open to international tourists and hosting global events.

Geography & Population

• Area: 27.8 sq. km.

• Population: around 200,000 inhabitants, including Uzbeks, Tajiks, Turkmen, Afghans, Russians, Ukrainians, and Tatars.

• A true multicultural hub reflecting the diversity of Central Asia.

Modern Development

• The construction of the Tashguzar–Termez–Kumkurgan–Boysun railway in 2007 boosted the city’s economy and strengthened international trade routes.

• Termez today features modern theatres, museums, parks, hotels, and restaurants, showcasing its growing prosperity.

• The city regularly hosts international festivals, scientific conferences, cultural exhibitions, and sports events, attracting global audiences.

Why Visit Termez?

• A unique blend of ancient heritage and modern development.

• Gateway to archaeological sites, Buddhist monasteries, Islamic shrines, and Silk Road landmarks.

• Authentic Uzbek hospitality, vibrant bazaars, and cultural performances.

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