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Uzbekistan is the heart of Central Asia, a land rich in history, unique culture, and unparalleled hospitality. It’s a place where the legends of the Silk Road come to life amidst ancient madrasahs, majestic minarets, and bustling bazaars.

Uzbekistan is a cradle of civilizations, where the paths of great empires once crossed

Discover some of the world’s most stunning Eastern complexes, including Registan and Ichan Kala

The Uzbek people are renowned for their warmth and kindness toward guests

Savor culinary delights such as plov, samsa, lagman, and other gems of Uzbek cuisine

Mountains, deserts, and oases create an unforgettable contrast to the majestic cities

Three main cities

Immerse yourself in the magic of the East, wander through ancient streets, taste the best Uzbek dishes, and explore hidden gems known only to locals

This glorious ancient city, which appeared on one of the crossroads of the Great Silk Road more than 2 thousand years ago, considered the same age as Rome.

With a history dating back more than 2,500 years, Samarkand has been a key stop along the Silk Road, playing a vital role in the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures between the East and West.

As a pivotal center along the Silk Road, Bukhara has observed the rise and fall of empires, from the Persian Empire to the Islamic Caliphates.

TASHKENT

During its history, it changed many names - for example, the names Chach (Chach-tepa) and Shash (Shash- tepa), which came from the Sogdian language, meant “six hills”, Binkent translated from Turkic means “main city of the region”, as well as the name Madina-ash-Shash, which sounded in Turkic as Shashkent (Tashkent) - “stone city”. There is also a version according to which the name of Tashkent has Latin roots: from the words taxo - to feel, evaluate, determine the dignity of a thing (taxatio - assessment, tax) and centum - a hundred; a lot. Taxo, centum - taxcent (estimate, many) - tax center - Tashkent.
After the earthquake of 1966, which almost completely destroyed the central part of the city, Tashkent was restored in just 3.5 years. All the fraternal republics helped to reconstruct the capital; with their assistance, several new neighborhoods were built. In memory of what happened in Tashkent, the “Courage” memorial complex was installed.
Nowadays Tashkent is being under building urge – new living complexes appear as fast as mushrooms after the rain.

SAMARKAND

With a history dating back more than 2,500 years, Samarkand has been a key stop along the Silk Road, playing a vital role in the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures between the East and West. Renowned for its stunning architecture, the city boasts iconic landmarks such as the Registan Square, a mesmerizing ensemble of three madrasahs adorned with intricate tilework and majestic domes. The city has witnessed the rise and fall of empires, including those of Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan, leaving an indelible mark on its cultural tapestry. Today, Samarkand stands as a testament to the rich history of the region, blending ancient traditions with modern life, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a glimpse into the heart of Central Asia's heritage.

BUKHARA

Is an ancient jewel nestled in the heart of Uzbekistan, boasts a history that spans over two millennia. As a pivotal center along the Silk Road, Bukhara has observed the rise and fall of empires, from the Persian Empire to the Islamic Caliphates. The city reached its zenith during the Islamic Golden Age, becoming a renowned hub of scholarship and culture. Today, Bukhara's UNESCO-listed historic center unveils a treasure trove of architectural wonders, including the majestic Kalyan Minaret and the intricate mosaic-adorned madrasahs. Its bustling bazaars, such as the Silk and Grand Bazaars, showcase the vibrant tapestry of Bukhara's culture, where traditional crafts, music, and dance echo the spirit of a bygone era. A journey through Bukhara is a captivating odyssey through time, where the echoes of ancient civilizations resonate in every cobblestone street and mosaic-clad dome.

Our tour is perfect for those who want to experience Uzbekistan without the hassle of planning

DAY 8

Departure from Tashkent

DAY 7

Tashkent

Train or Flight to Tashkent

Free time / Departure from Tashkent

DAY 6

City Tour full day

DAY 5

Bukhara

Train to Bukhara and transfer to the hotel

Short City Tour around city centre

DAY 4

City Tour full day

DAY 3

Samarkand

Train to Samarkand and transfer to the hotel

Short City Tour around the city centre

City Tour around Old and Modern Areas

DAY 2

DAY 1

Tashkent

Arrival to Tashkent and transfer to the hotel

Free time

Please note that sometimes the Uz Railways cancel the fastest trains. If that happen we will have to take another fast train called Sharq from Tashkent to Samarkand and to Bukhara (it is not so fast as Afrosiab) and an one-hour flight to come back from Bukhara to Tashkent

Between the Cities

We travel on high-speed trainы between the cities. But please note that UZ Railways often cancel the fast trains, so we might have to take minibus

Most of the routes we travel on foot. For group transfers to and from railway station and also for city tour in Tashkent we travel on minibuses

Around the Cities

We stay at cozy 4-star hotels with breakfast in the city centres. All hotels has all needful things like hairdryer, bathroom amenities, towels, slippers

We have lunch and dinner in authentic Uzbek restaurants. You can also try street food at the secret places that I will show you around the cities

I try my best to make the tour more comfortable for you

The items that are included in the budget and those that you have to purchase separetely

ITEMS FOR 7 DAYS

SINGLE ROOM

DOUBLE ROOM / PERSON

Accommodations for 7 nights

$ 999.00

$ 1129.00

Intercity Trains (economy class)

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

City Transfers

Entry Tickets

Organisational fee

International Flights

Tour Price

There is a small chance that the price might be 3-5% higher or cheaper depending on the $ currency rate in Uzbekistan

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2025

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20-27

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FULLY BOOKED

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19-26

APRIL

2026

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