How to Immerse Yourself in the 'One Year and One Night' Experience in Samarkand

If Samarkand is the essence of tourism in Uzbekistan, then the Shah-i-Zinda necropolis is the essence of Samarkand. Walking through the avenue of tombs, the blue tombs on both sides are spectacular and breathtaking, as if you are walking in the mysterious and ancient stories of 'One Year and One Night'. But if you want to immerse yourself more deeply in the experience of 'One Thousand and One Nights', here are some tips: 1: Time Suggestion: It's best to visit before 8 a.m. when the light is the best and there are fewer tourists; or after 6 p.m. when the light is also good, but there will be more visitors. The day ticket allows for unlimited entries on the same day, so you can visit at both times to see the difference. 2: Clothing Suggestion (Important): Highly saturated local ethnic style clothing is highly recommended, and women can take beautiful photos with any pose. If you don't have your own ethnic clothing, there are local style robes available for free at the entrance for female tourists to cover up, and you can borrow one according to your preference. The green robe in the picture was borrowed by a companion at the entrance, and instantly transformed the wearer into an assassin from 'One Year and One Night'. 3: Photo Spot Suggestion: Avenue of Tombs: There are several good spots here, the first picture is taken at the second tomb after coming up the stairs, and you can also adjust the angle according to the light to find your own spot. Innermost part of the tombs: This place is also very photogenic when the light is good, especially when looking back through the archway to see the entire avenue of tombs, which is very impressive. Moreover, the entire area is already very exquisite, and even tourist snapshots look great. The above are the highlights of my trip to Samarkand, worth sharing with family and friends.