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Captivating Khiva

Still travelling along the Uzbekistan section of the Silk Road in Central Asia, we left beautiful Bukhara and headed north to Khiva, a city often described as a living museum. It is said that Khiva was founded by Shem the son of Noah after he discovered water in the middle of the desert. But archaeologists date Khiva back to the 5th or 4th centuries B.C.

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