A first taste of Uzbekistan
Start in Tashkent. Fall for Samarkand. A little less rushing, a lot more being there.
Tashkent, Samarkand & Bukhara. The big sights, with space for the small moments.
Three cities, one personal journey. Follow tiled courtyards, old trading streets and neighbourhood tables, with time to look closer. This seven-day route is a starting point—we shape the details around your dates and interests.
Transport to be confirmed
Transport to be confirmed
Select a stop to explore the itinerary. Schematic route; final stays and transport are confirmed in your proposal.
A starting point, shaped around your flights, preferences and availability.
Arrive in Tashkent. Settle in and take the rest of the day at your own pace. Transfers and your first evening depend on your flight time.
Travel to Samarkand with transport arranged in your final itinerary. Begin exploring the city and its extraordinary architectural details.
Make time for the Registan and the sights that interest you most. Balance guided visits with a long lunch or an unhurried wander.
Continue to Bukhara. Settle into the slower rhythm of its old town and explore the trading streets.
Discover Bukhara’s landmarks and tucked-away corners. Your interests shape the day, whether that means crafts, architecture or food.
Return to the capital. Leave room for a market visit, a favourite meal or another cup of choy.
Departure from Tashkent. We plan your transfer around the flight you have booked.
Spring and autumn are good starting points for a city-focused route. Tell us your preferred dates so we can plan the pace and sightseeing around the weather.
The final written itinerary confirms exactly what is included. This page is a trip idea, not a confirmed departure.
These are starting points for a personal itinerary. We confirm dates, availability, services and pricing in writing before you decide.
Yes—tell us you are travelling solo. We will discuss the route, transport and accommodation that suit your plans.
Send an enquiry with your dates and preferences. We will discuss a route and provide the details and price in writing. Sending an enquiry does not make a booking or take payment.