Discovery Central Asia writes about Uzbek museums.

UzReport | December 25, 2008 | Copyright

TASHKENT, December 25 (UzReport.com): A new issue of an illustrated British magazine, Discovery Central Asia, covering mainly the activity of the museums of the countries of the region has come out.

The publication is of a travel guide nature and pursues the aim of informing the British and international audience about the culture and remarkable sites of the countries of Central Asia. By its theme the magazine is the only one of its kind in Britain and acts as a partner of the World Tourism Organisation, Jahon reported.

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