Welcome to Uzbekistan!
Immersion in the history of Tashkent, Samarkand, Shakhrisabz, Bukhara, Khiva, Nukus, Aral Sea, Fergana, Kokan, Andijan, Margilan, Namangan, Chimgan Mountains.
The price includes:
- Meeting at the airport in any city of Uzbekistan;
- Transfer to the hotel;
- Breakfasts, lunches, dinners* (*if dinners are outside the city, that is, in natural places, such as a yurt settlement);
- Accommodation in hotels not lower than 3*;
- Bus/minibus (depending on the person in the group);
- Visiting all historical and geographical places - depending on the route;
- Guides;
- Full information support online;
- Bottled water.
For an additional fee we can provide:
- Dinners everywhere;
- Quadcopter video filming in attractive geographic locations (except for historical ones);
- One permanent guide;
- Increasing the class of the hotel;
- Changing the way to travel from car to train Afrosiyób;
- Changing the way to travel from Urgench to Tashkent or from Tashkent to Urgench from car to plane.
Day 2: Tashkent - Samarkand. Travel by high-speed train in two hours with a visit to colorful mosques, minarets and mausoleums.
Day 3: Samarkand - Shakhrisabz - Samarkand. Day trip to Tamerlane's hometown and visiting its majestic palaces and mausoleums.
Day 4: Samarkand - Bukhara. Journey along the Great Silk Road and a trip to Bukhara by car or train.
Day 5: Bukhara. Visit to Ark and Poi Kalyan complex, two architectural masterpieces.
Day 6: Bukhara - Khiva. A car through the desert or a plane flight from Urgench.
Day 7: Khiva. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this open-air museum surrounded by clay walls.
Day 8: Khiva - Nukus - Aral Sea. This is an unusual but interesting addition to our plan. Visiting the Museum of Modern Art in Nukus and observing the consequences of the drying up of the Aral Sea.
Day 9: Aral Sea - Nukus - Tashkent. Return to the capital by plane or train.
Day 10: Tashkent - Fergana. Journey to the Ferghana Valley, one of the most picturesque and fertile regions of Uzbekistan.
Day 11: Fergana - Kokand - Andijan - Margilan - Fergana. Visiting various cities of the Fergana valley and studying their history, culture and traditions.
Day 12: Ferghana - Namangan - Tashkent. End of acquaintance with the Fergana valley and return to Tashkent by train or car.
Day 13: Tashkent - Chimgan canyon. One day trip to the mountains and enjoying nature and views of the Chimgan canyon.
Day 14: Tashkent. Completion of the trip to Uzbekistan.
The price includes:
- Meeting at the airport in any city of Uzbekistan;
- Transfer to the hotel;
- Breakfasts, lunches, dinners* (*if dinners are outside the city, that is, in natural places, such as a yurt settlement);
- Accommodation in hotels not lower than 3*;
- Bus/minibus (depending on the person in the group);
- Visiting all historical and geographical places - depending on the route;
- Guides;
- Full information support online;
- Bottled water.
For an additional fee we can provide:
- Dinners everywhere;
- Quadcopter video filming in attractive geographic locations (except for historical ones);
- One permanent guide;
- Increasing the class of the hotel;
- Changing the way to travel from car to train Afrosiyób;
- Changing the way to travel from Urgench to Tashkent or from Tashkent to Urgench from car to plane.
Day 2: Tashkent - Samarkand. Take the high-speed train in two hours and enjoy the colorful mosques, minarets and mausoleums.
Day 3: Samarkand. Exploration of the city that played a key role on the Great Silk Road.
Day 4: Samarkand - Bukhara. Another high-speed train will take you to this picturesque city with narrow streets and green parks.
Day 5: Bukhara. Visit Ark and Poi Kalyan complex, two architectural masterpieces.
Day 6: Bukhara - Khiva. A car through the desert or a plane flight from Urgench.
Day 7: Khiva. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this city-museum in the open air, surrounded by clay walls.
Day 8: Khiva - Nukus - Aral Sea. This is an unusual but interesting addition to your plan. You can visit the Museum of Modern Art in Nukus and see the effects of the drying up of the Aral Sea.
Day 9: Aral Sea - Nukus - Tashkent. Return to the capital by plane or train.
Day 10: Tashkent. Completion of the journey through Uzbekistan or its continuation in the Fergana valley or Chimgan canyon.
The price includes:
- Meeting at the airport in any city of Uzbekistan;
- Transfer to the hotel;
- Breakfasts, lunches, dinners* (*if dinners are outside the city, that is, in natural places, such as a yurt settlement);
- Accommodation in hotels not lower than 3*;
- Bus/minibus (depending on the person in the group);
- Visiting all historical and geographical places - depending on the route;
- Guides;
- Full information support online;
- Bottled water.
For an additional fee we can provide:
- Dinners everywhere;
- Quadcopter video filming in attractive geographic locations (except for historical ones);
- One permanent guide;
- Increasing the class of the hotel;
- Changing the way to travel from car to train Afrosiyób;
- Changing the way to travel from Urgench to Tashkent or from Tashkent to Urgench from car to plane.
Day 2: Breakfast at the hotel. Tour of Tashkent: the old city, the architectural and religious complex Khast-Imam (Khazret-Imam), with a grandiose Friday mosque, the medieval mausoleum of Kaffal Shashi (XVI century), the Barak-Khan Madrasah, the Islamic University and the library in the Tillya-Sheikh Mosque; Oriental bazaar Chorsu; Madrasah Kukeldash (XVI-XVII centuries); Square "Friendship of Peoples", Abdulkosim Madrasah (XVI-XVII centuries), a monument to Alisher Navoi; Amir Temur (Tamerlane) Square; the monument "Courage" - a monument to the victims of the devastating Tashkent earthquake of 1966; Mustakillik (Independence) Square with the Independence Monument; Opera and Ballet Theatre. Alisher Navoi; Museum of Applied Arts. Transfer to the railway station and transfer to Samarkand by high-speed train "Afrosiab". Meeting and transfer to the hotel.
Day 3: Breakfast at the hotel. Tour of Samarkand: "Heart" of Samarkand - Registan Square (XIV-XVI centuries) with 3 famous madrasahs: Sherdor, Ulugbek and Tilla-Kori, the grandiose cathedral mosque Bibi-Khanum (XV century), the magnificent Gur-Emir mausoleum (XV century), in which Tamerlane, his sons and grandson Ulugbek are buried. Observatory of Ulugbek (1420), necropolis of Shakhi-Zinda (XI-XVIII centuries), exotic Siab bazaar.
Day 4: Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the railway station and transfer to Bukhara by high-speed train "Afrsoiab". Meeting and transfer to the hotel. Free time in the city. Walking excursion program in Bukhara: the Lyabi-Khauz complex (XVI-XVII centuries) - the “heart” of old Bukhara; Madrasah Nodir Divanbegi (XVII century); Kukeldash Madrasah (XVI century) with a bronze sculpture of the sage Khoja Nasreddin on a donkey; The Poi-Kalyan complex (XII-XVI centuries), includes the Miri-Arab madrasah (XVI century), the Kalyan mosque (XV century) and the Kalyan minaret (XII century) with a height of 46.5 meters; trade domes of Bukhara (XVI century). The Ark Citadel (7th-19th centuries) is the oldest building in the city.
Day 5: Breakfast at the hotel. Continuation of the excursion program in Bukhara: Mausoleum of the Samanids (IX - X centuries) - the tomb of the rulers of Bukhara; Mausoleum-sarcophagus Chashma Ayub (XIV-XIX centuries); Madrassah Chor-Minor (XVIII century) - a complex with four minarets; Sitora-i-Mohi Khosa (XIX century) is the summer country residence of the last Emir of Bukhara. Transfer to the station. Transfer Bukhara-Khiva by train. Meeting and transfer to the hotel. Free time.
Day 6: Breakfast at the hotel. Excursion in Khiva: Ichan Kala Fortress - a city-museum under the open sky, protected by UNESCO: unfinished minaret Kalta-Minor (XIX century); Kunya Ark fortress (XVII century) - the former official residence of the Khiva khans; mausoleum of Pakhlavan Mahmud (XIV-XIX centuries); minaret Islam Khoja (1908) - the highest minaret in Uzbekistan (51 m); Juma mosque (X-XVIII centuries); Tash-Khauli Palace (XVIII-XIX centuries).
Day 7: Transfer to the airport and departure from Urgench by flight.
The price includes:
- Meeting at the airport in any city of Uzbekistan;
- Transfer to the hotel;
- Breakfasts, lunches, dinners* (*if dinners are outside the city, that is, in natural places, such as a yurt settlement);
- Accommodation in hotels not lower than 3*;
- Bus/minibus (depending on the person in the group);
- Visiting all historical and geographical places - depending on the route;
- Guides;
- Full information support online;
- Bottled water.
For an additional fee we can provide:
- Dinners everywhere;
- Quadcopter video filming in attractive geographic locations (except for historical ones);
- One permanent guide;
- Increasing the class of the hotel;
- Changing the way to travel from car to train Afrosiyób;
- Changing the way to travel from Urgench to Tashkent or from Tashkent to Urgench from car to plane.
Check into a hotel;
Dinner;
Transfer to the station;
Tashkent-Samarkand (afrasiyob);
Transfer from the station;
Check-in at the Marakand hotel;
SPA treatments/Dinner.
Day 2: City tour;
Samarkand-Aydarkul transfer (yurt town) car;
Check-in, dinner.
Day 3: Safari, beach;
Aidarkul-Sintob (guest house).
Day 4: Walk in the mountains;
Sintob-Nurota (auto);
Dinner in Nurota;
Nurota-Bukhara (by car);
Check-in at the hotel.
Day 5: City tour;
Overnight at the hotel.
Day 6: Bukhara-Khiva (by car);
Dinner;
Check-in at the hotel;
Rest.
Day 7: Khiva city tour;
Urgench-Tashkent (airplane);
Check into a hotel.
Day 8: Chorsu Market;
A trip to the plov center;
City Tour.
Day 9: Transfer to the airport.
The price includes:
- Meeting at the airport in any city of Uzbekistan;
- Transfer to the hotel;
- Breakfasts, lunches, dinners* (*if dinners are outside the city, that is, in natural places, such as a yurt settlement);
- Accommodation in hotels not lower than 3*;
- Bus/minibus (depending on the person in the group);
- Visiting all historical and geographical places - depending on the route;
- Guides;
- Full information support online;
- Bottled water.
For an additional fee we can provide:
- Dinners everywhere;
- Quadcopter video filming in attractive geographic locations (except for historical ones);
- One permanent guide;
- Increasing the class of the hotel;
- Changing the way to travel from car to train Afrosiyób;
- Changing the way to travel from Urgench to Tashkent or from Tashkent to Urgench from car to plane.
Arrival at Urgench airport;
Transfer to the hotel and check-in;
Acquaintance with the guide and discussion of the tour plan;
Lunch at a local cafe;
Visit Islam-Khoja complex;
Walk through the historical center of Khiva;
Dinner at a restaurant with national cuisine;
Return to the hotel and free time.
Day 2:
Breakfast in the hotel;
Transfer to Bukhara (train/bus);
Arrival in Bukhara and check-in at the hotel;
Lunch at a local cafe;
Visit Lyabi Hauz Complex;
Excursion to the Bukhara historical center;
Dinner at a traditional Uzbek restaurant;
Return to the hotel and rest;
Day 3:
Breakfast in the hotel;
Visit to the Poicalon Complex;
Excursion to the Ark fortress;
Lunch at a restaurant;
Visit to the Samanid mausoleum;
Walk through Tim Abdullah Khan Bazaar;
Dinner at a local cafe;
Return to the hotel and free time.
Day 4:
Breakfast in the hotel;
Transfer to Samarkand (train/bus);
Arrival in Samarkand and check-in at the hotel;
Lunch at a restaurant;
Visit to the tomb of Shakhi-Zinda;
Excursion to the Ulugbekov Observatory;
Visit to the Samarkand market;
Dinner at a traditional Uzbek restaurant;
Return to the hotel and rest.
Day 5:
Breakfast in the hotel;
Visiting the Registan Square;
Excursion to Gur-Emir Mausoleum;
Lunch at a local cafe;
Visit Bibi-Khanym mosque;
Walk along Tashkent Street;
Dinner at a local restaurant;
Return to the hotel and free time.
Day 6:
Breakfast in the hotel;
Transfer to Shakhrisabz (bus);
Arrival in Shakhrisabz and city tour;
Lunch at a local cafe;
Visit to Ak-Saray complex;
Excursion to Rukhabad Mausoleum;
Dinner at a restaurant with Uzbek cuisine;
Return to Samarkand and rest at the hotel.
Day 7:
Breakfast in the hotel;
Visit to Afrosiab Museum;
Excursion to the Hazrati Khizr Mosque;
Lunch at a local cafe;
Visit to the Ulugbek Mosque;
Walk in the Registan Park;
Dinner at the restaurant;
Return to the hotel and free time.
Day 8:
Breakfast in the hotel;
Transfer to Tashkent (train/bus);
Arrival in Tashkent and check-in at the hotel;
Lunch at a restaurant;
Visiting Khast-Imam Complex;
Excursion to the Museum of Arts of Tashkent;
Walk along Amir Temur Avenue;
Dinner at a traditional Uzbek restaurant;
Return to the hotel and rest.
Day 9:
Breakfast in the hotel;
Visit to Chorsu National Park;
Excursion to the Complex of the Central Bazaar;
Lunch at a local cafe;
Walk along the Tashkent metro;
Visit to the Museum of the History of Uzbekistan;
Dinner at the restaurant;
Return to the hotel and rest;
- Uzbekistan is a fascinating country, with the beautiful ancient cities of Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva, wonderful hospitable people and delicious cuisine. The architecture is amazing. The guides and drivers are great professionals, sensitive and attentive to the guests. The hotels and guest houses welcomed us as good friends and not just as tourists. Very happy with the trip and would recommend to all.Zhenya Verbova
Visited Uzbekistan for the first time as a tourist this year. In the 1980s, I often came to Tashkent for work. Since then, the city has changed beyond recognition. The central districts of the city have become more spacious, and a lot of modern architecture in the form of buildings, museums and monuments has appeared. The metro has been a joy - it's just as cosy, clean and beautiful. It was noticeable that the stations were renovated in some places, but by and large they have retained their original appearance since 1977.
Also visited Samarkand and Bukhara.
Lara Tomilchenko- While travelling around Uzbekistan (I've already told about Bukhara and Tashkent), I want to focus separately on a walk in Samarkand. "From the railway station to the bazaar" we will see 14 sights of the city and learn their history and legends. For instance, we are not the only ones with a mausoleum on the main square; why a Muslim mosque is named after a woman; and what happened when they opened Tamerlane's tomb after all. One day is like a lifetime with lots of photos. A traveler's note, save and share with friends.Anna Monz
- In my opinion, it is worth visiting Afrasiab with its museum of the same name - the site of an ancient settlement, which existed a few centuries BC when Samarkand was the capital of ancient Sogdiana. From ancient Samarkand (Marakanda) nothing has remained, it was completely destroyed due to the Mongol invasion and now it is hills, ravines and cemeteries. Afrasiab is fenced on all sides, there are no roads and one cannot walk there, but we did not know that at first and entered the open gate of the old Christian cemetery and the view from the hill opened before us. This was the mysterious Afrasiab, and beneath our feet were tombstones.Dmitry Navaltsev
