Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) - In order to ensure the implementation of the resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan from 5 January 2019 No. UP-5611 and in order to ensure the execution of the protocol of the meeting of the region’s khokim from 2 January 2019 No. 1/1 in the field of tourism and agrotourism development systematic work is being carried out in the region.

In particular, it is planned to create a new eco-tourist beach area in a comfortable summer resort located in the Tudakul water basin owned by Silk Road Resort & Spa LLC. Currently, intensive work is underway on the territory to create a summer tourist recreation center with an area of 15 hectares.

At the presentation of the project, the organizers noted that the creation of this place is aimed at providing foreign and local tourists with high-quality services in the upcoming hot season. This was reported by the press service of the Department of Tourism Development of the Bukhara region

The total cost of the project that meets high international standards is 3 billion soums. As a result of his action, another 150 new jobs will be created in the region.

This tourist facility will also include a number of additional services such as beach, pool, water park, mini Disneyland, hotel with 50 seats, recreation areas, restaurant, summer terrace, spa, outdoor playground, wellness and sports center, parking and special water transport.

Currently, despite the epidemiological situation, in order to comply with all quarantine and hygiene rules, intensive work is underway to organize this project. On 11 April, the deputy khokim of the region Botirjon Shakhrierov, together with officials, visited the facility in order to familiarize himself with the ongoing large-scale work and gave his necessary suggestions and recommendations.

In the territory where it is planned to plant 7 thousand ornamental trees, 3 thousand seedlings have already been installed, and natural lawns are laid along the beach object.

Undoubtedly, these intensive construction works in the coming months will show their effectiveness.

It should be noted that the tourism potential of the Bukhara region will develop thanks to just such diligent and proactive entrepreneurs, and in the future the number of eco and beach tourism facilities will grow every day.