YOLI: Uzbekistan travel guide

YOLI: Uzbekistan travel guide

Samarkand Bukhara Tashkent

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  • Released
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  • May 5, 2026
  • July 22, 2026

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YOLI turns a journey across Uzbekistan into a film you live. Your guide is Bobojon, the voice of the Silk Road. He does not hand you lists. He tells you the place you are standing in: its legends, its history, what to notice right now. NOW Open the app where you are. Bobojon surfaces the nearest place with a story, tells it in his voice, and shows what to do here. No long menus. Just the living moment. NEARBY Places and keepers around you. Mosques, madrasahs, bazaars, mausoleums. Registan and Shah-i-Zinda in Samarkand, Poi Kalon and the Ark in Bukhara, Ichan-Kala in Khiva, old and new Tashkent. Dozens of locations with real stories and cinematic photography. STORIES, NOT LISTS OF FACTS Every place is a legend, a moment, a detail only locals see. Atmosphere, light, voice. You do not read a guidebook, you listen to a tale. A JOURNEY THAT REMEMBERS YOLI keeps the moments of your trip. What stays with you stays in the app. FOUR LANGUAGES Russian, English, Uzbek, Chinese. Made with love in Uzbekistan. Privacy: https://yoli.world/privacy Terms: https://yoli.world/terms
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What's New in YOLI

1.1.2

July 22, 2026

The place screen is now full-screen. Photos and video where there used to be a cramped little card. You feel like you're standing there, not flipping through a guidebook. Bobojon now tells his stories in all four languages: Russian, English, Uzbek and Chinese, each one fully voiced. We reworked our places from the ground up: accurate photos, honest facts, and new stories across Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva. Plus fixes and cleanup under the hood.

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