Uzbekistan Tour Package

Cultural, Historical & Nature
Starting from AED 3999.00 AED 2899.00

Overview

Experience the ultimate Uzbekistan Tour Package on this 5-day journey from March 20 to 24. Begin your adventure in Samarkand, the jewel of the Silk Road, where ancient architecture, grand mosques, and vibrant bazaars bring history to life. Discover the rich cultural heritage and modern charm of Tashkent, Uzbekistan’s bustling capital, with its lively streets, museums, and local experiences.

Venture beyond the cities to witness breathtaking mountain landscapes and scenic vistas, offering both adventure and tranquility. This carefully crafted Uzbekistan Tour Package includes guided tours, comfortable accommodations, and opportunities to immerse yourself in the local culture, cuisine, and traditions—making every day an unforgettable experience.

Itinerary & Road Map

Day 1:Tashkent Arrival & City Highlights

Stay: Bentley Hotel Tashkent

  • Morning/Afternoon: Arrive at Tashkent International Airport (TAS). Meet your guide/driver.
  • Private Transfer: Direct check-in at Bentley Hotel Tashkent.

Full-Day Tashkent City Tour:

    • Islamic Heritage: Khast Imam Complex (Barak Khan Madrasah, Tillya Sheikh Mosque, Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum).
    • Local Culture: Explore vibrant Chorsu Bazaar (Uzbekistan’s largest market).
    • Landmarks: Independence Square, Amir Timur Square, and artsy Broadway Street.
    • Architectural Gem: Visit the white marble Minor Mosque.

Dinner: Optional at a traditional Uzbek restaurant (try plov!).

Stay: Bentley Hotel Tashkent

  • Early Transfer: To Tashkent Railway Station.
  • Afrosiyob Train: Scenic 2-hour ride to Samarkand (departs ~08:00 AM).

Samarkand UNESCO Highlights:

  • Registan Square: Iconic trio of madrasahs (Ulugbek, Sher-Dor, Tilya-Kori).
  • Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum: Tomb of Timur (Tamerlane).
  • Bibi-Khanym Mosque: 15th-century architectural marvel.
  • Shah-i-Zinda: Stunning “Alive King” necropolis.
  • Siab Bazaar: Spice stalls & Samarkand bread tasting.

Evening: Return to Tashkent via Afrosiyob train. Transfer to hotel.

Stay: Bentley Hotel Tashkent

  • Breakfast: At the hotel.
  • Scenic Drive: 2 hours to Chimgan Mountains (Western Tian Shan range).
  • Mountain Activities:
    • 🚡 Cable Car Ride: Panoramic views of peaks (weather-dependent).
    • Charvak Reservoir: “Uzbek Sea” for lakeside relaxation or water sports.
    • Amirsoy Resort: Skiing/snowboarding (winter) or hiking/ziplining (spring/summer).
  • Return: Evening transfer to Tashkent.

Stay: Bentley Hotel Tashkent

  • Breakfast: At the hotel.
  • Flexible Activities (Choose Your Own Adventure):
    • Shopping: Samarqand Darvoza Mall (Uzbek crafts) or Mega Planet Mall (international brands).

  • Family Fun:
    • Oceanarium & Penguinarium: Central Asia’s largest aquarium.
    • Tashkent City Park: Ferris wheel & gardens.
    • Magic City: Theme park with Venetian canals.
  • Dinner: Optional at a local restaurant (recommendation: Central Asian plov center).

  • Breakfast & Check-out: From Bentley Hotel.
  • Private Transfer: To Tashkent International Airport (TAS) for departure.

Itinerary & Road Map

Day 1:Tashkent Arrival & City Highlights

Stay: Bentley Hotel Tashkent

  • Morning/Afternoon: Arrive at Tashkent International Airport (TAS). Meet your guide/driver.
  • Private Transfer: Direct check-in at Bentley Hotel Tashkent.

Full-Day Tashkent City Tour:

    • Islamic Heritage: Khast Imam Complex (Barak Khan Madrasah, Tillya Sheikh Mosque, Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum).
    • Local Culture: Explore vibrant Chorsu Bazaar (Uzbekistan’s largest market).
    • Landmarks: Independence Square, Amir Timur Square, and artsy Broadway Street.
    • Architectural Gem: Visit the white marble Minor Mosque.

Dinner: Optional at a traditional Uzbek restaurant (try plov!).

Stay: Bentley Hotel Tashkent

  • Early Transfer: To Tashkent Railway Station.
  • Afrosiyob Train: Scenic 2-hour ride to Samarkand (departs ~08:00 AM).

Samarkand UNESCO Highlights:

  • Registan Square: Iconic trio of madrasahs (Ulugbek, Sher-Dor, Tilya-Kori).
  • Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum: Tomb of Timur (Tamerlane).
  • Bibi-Khanym Mosque: 15th-century architectural marvel.
  • Shah-i-Zinda: Stunning “Alive King” necropolis.
  • Siab Bazaar: Spice stalls & Samarkand bread tasting.

Evening: Return to Tashkent via Afrosiyob train. Transfer to hotel.

Stay: Bentley Hotel Tashkent

  • Breakfast: At the hotel.
  • Scenic Drive: 2 hours to Chimgan Mountains (Western Tian Shan range).
  • Mountain Activities:
    • 🚡 Cable Car Ride: Panoramic views of peaks (weather-dependent).
    • Charvak Reservoir: “Uzbek Sea” for lakeside relaxation or water sports.
    • Amirsoy Resort: Skiing/snowboarding (winter) or hiking/ziplining (spring/summer).
  • Return: Evening transfer to Tashkent.

Stay: Bentley Hotel Tashkent

  • Breakfast: At the hotel.
  • Flexible Activities (Choose Your Own Adventure):
    • Shopping: Samarqand Darvoza Mall (Uzbek crafts) or Mega Planet Mall (international brands).

  • Family Fun:
    • Oceanarium & Penguinarium: Central Asia’s largest aquarium.
    • Tashkent City Park: Ferris wheel & gardens.
    • Magic City: Theme park with Venetian canals.
  • Dinner: Optional at a local restaurant (recommendation: Central Asian plov center).

  • Breakfast & Check-out: From Bentley Hotel.
  • Private Transfer: To Tashkent International Airport (TAS) for departure.

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FAQ'S - Uzbekistan Holidays Package

1. Do I need a visa for Uzbekistan?

Many nationalities can enter visa-free, while others can apply online for an e-Visa. Check your eligibility before booking.

2. What is the best time to visit Uzbekistan?

The best seasons are spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) when weather is mild and perfect for sightseeing in cities like Samarkand and Bukhara.

3. What are the most visited destinations in Uzbekistan?

Key stops include Tashkent (modern capital), Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva, all rich in Silk Road history.

4. How many days are ideal for a tour?

The average flight time from Dubai or Abu Dhabi to Tbilisi is 3.5 to 4.5 hours, depending on whether the flight is direct or connecting.

5. Is Uzbekistan safe for tourists?

Yes — Uzbekistan is generally considered safe with low violent crime and friendly locals. Normal precautions (watching personal items, being aware at night) are recommended.

6. What’s usually included in an Uzbekistan tour package?

Packages often include accommodation, airport transfers, local transport (often trains or coaches), guided sightseeing, and some meals. Domestic flights or extras may be optional.

7. What currency is used in Uzbekistan?

The local currency is the Uzbekistani Som (UZS). Credit cards work in major hotels and restaurants, but cash is essential for local markets and smaller towns.

8. What language is spoken?

Uzbek is the official language. Russian is widely spoken, especially in cities. English is increasingly common in tourist areas.

9. What should I pack?

Comfortable walking shoes, modest clothing (especially for mosques), sun protection for hot days, and a light jacket for cooler evenings. Weather can vary by season.

10. Can I combine Uzbekistan with neighbouring countries?

Yes — many travellers combine tours with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, or Turkmenistan for a broader Central Asia itinerary.
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