Inaugurated recently by Rustam Kobilov, the deputy governor of the Samarkand region for tourism, culture, cultural heritage and mass communications, the park promises to be a highlight for locals and tourists. Covering 11,sq m, Waterland features 18 water slides and various attractions. Admission is free for guests staying at any of the eight hotels within the complex, while local families can access the park at discounted rates, with free entry for children under six and half-price tickets for those aged The resort, built around the Republican Rowing Canal, opened two years ago and has quickly become a major tourism hub.
It boasts eight luxury hotels with nearly 1, rooms, as well as an international congress centre, a 4,sq m expo centre, sports arenas, and parks. Visitors can choose from over 30 dining options, including restaurants and cafes, making it a destination for both leisure and business travellers. The resort continues to grow in its second year, adding new facilities and services. Additional international hotel groups are expected to establish a presence in the future.
Silk Road Samarkand has already hosted over two dozen international events. A key component of this strategy is the newly upgraded Samarkand International Airport, now connected to numerous international flights across Central and Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, making the region more accessible to global travellers.
Silk Road Samarkand is poised to become a premier destination, blending modern attractions with the deep cultural history of Samarkand. Covering 11, square meters, Waterland features 18 water slides and various attractions.
It also includes a food court and a children's play area, ensuring a full day of fun for families. Silk Road Samarkand spans hectares on the outskirts of Samarkand, a city dating back to 8, BC. It boasts eight luxury hotels with nearly 1, rooms, as well as an international congress centre, a 4,square-metre expo centre, sports arenas, and parks.
