The New York TimesJun 26, 2026The Ancient Uzbeki City That’s New AgainOnce a trade hub on the Silk Roads, Bukhara is now known for its medieval Islamic architecture — and increasingly as a place for contemporary art and culture.4 things in this storyPoi KalonPlace of worshipmost photographed Islamic religious complex in BukharaPavillon KalonCafénew concept store and cultural spaceAbdulvakhid Bukhoriy KarimovPlaceceramics master known for historically significant glazesBukhara BiennialFestivalactivated historic sites, supported local artisansRead the full piece at The New York Times →
Condé Nast TravelerMar 4The Best Places to Visit in June, From Route 66 to UzbekistanKick off your summer with hot restaurants, new museums, and a whole lot of festivals.13 things in this storyRoute 66 Neon ParkMuseumLong-abandoned neon signs polished and collectedIndian Pueblo Cultural CenterMuseumOperated by the 19 Pueblos of New MexicoFirst Americans MuseumMuseumOpened in Oklahoma City in 2021Arrive AlbuquerqueHotelElevated motel along Route 66The National, Autograph CollectionHotelPolished, historic stay in Oklahoma CityThe Barfield, Autograph CollectionHotelPosh-meets-Wild-West vibe in AmarilloTexas Route 66 FestivalFestivalAmarillo’s 10-day-long festival in JuneNational Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art AwardsFestivalThe Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT), home of the Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait…Route 66 Centennial National Kick-OffFestivalTulsa’s Capital CruiseFestivalWake HotelHotelKhazrati Imam MosqueSightCapital CruiseFestivalRead the full piece at Condé Nast Traveler →
