Awesome Uzbekistan Tour

5 Nights - 6 Days

Tashkent (2N) - Samarkand (1N) - Bukhara (1N) - Tashkent (1N)

Breakfast Hotels Transfers
  • Tour Highlights
  • Day wise Itinerary
  • Inclusion/Exclusions

Tour Highlights

Tour Highlights
Tashkent Arrive in Tashkent
Tashkent Tashkent City Tour
Tashkent Tashkent – Samarkand (by train), Samarkand City Tour
Tashkent Samarkand to Bukhara (by train), Bukhara City Tour
Tashkent Bukhara – Tashkent (by train)
Departure from Tashkent

Day wise Itinerary

  • Day
    01
    Arrive in Tashkent

      Arrive in Tashkent.
      Transfer to hotel, сheck in and time for rest (Standard check in time 15:00 hours).
      Free time for leisure (on your own). 
      Overnight stay at hotel.

      Meal

      none
  • Day
    02
    Tashkent City Tour

      Breakfast at hotel. 
      The sightseeing tour starts in the central part of Uzbekistan.
      Amir Timur Square. Visit this central square dedicated to Amir Timur (Tamerlane). Take in the impressive statues and surrounding gardens. 
      Independence Square. Stroll through this large park featuring fountains, monuments, and beautiful landscaping. It’s a great spot for photos, Broadway Street.  
      Monument of Courage (1969) was Built to commemorate the devastating 1966 earthquake in Tashkent; it symbolizes the resilience and unity of the city’s people.
      Romanov Prince Duke Residence A late 19th‑century mansion built for Grand Duke Nikolai Konstantinovich Romanov, featuring ornate Russian architecture and lush gardens.
      Museum of Applied Arts - Housed in a former diplomat’s residence, it showcases Uzbek crafts such as embroidery, ceramics, woodcarving, and jewelry.
      Opera and Ballet Theatre named after Alisher Navoi (outside only)- A grand Soviet‑era building completed in 1947, known for its impressive façade and Central Asian architectural motifs.
      Memorial of Repressions Victims with the traditional ornaments- A solemn site honoring those who suffered during Stalinist repressions, decorated with traditional Uzbek ornaments and symbolic elements.
      Tashkent TV Tower - At 375 meters, it’s one of the tallest structures in Central Asia, serving as both a broadcasting tower and an observation deck with panoramic city views.
      Visit Hazrat Imam complex, Old City - A spiritual center of Tashkent, home to mosques, madrasahs, and the famous Quran of Caliph Uthman, making it a key pilgrimage site.
      Tashkent City Mall- A modern shopping and entertainment center with international brands, dining, and leisure facilities, part of the new Tashkent City development.
      Magic City - A themed entertainment park and complex with fairy‑tale architecture, attractions, cafes, and family‑friendly activities.
      Seoul Mun - A cultural gateway inspired by Korean design, symbolizing friendship between Uzbekistan and South Korea, often used as a photo spot.
      Next Mall- Another popular shopping destination in Tashkent, offering fashion, electronics, dining, and entertainment under one roof.
      Chorsu Bazaar Explore this vibrant market where you can experience local life. Browse through stalls selling fresh produce, spices, textiles, and handicrafts. It’s a great place to pick up souvenirs.
      Overnight stay at hotel.

      Meal

      Room + Breakfast
  • Day
    03
    Tashkent – Samarkand (by train), Samarkand City Tour

      Breakfast at hotel, check out.
      Transfer to railway station, depart to Samarkand.
      Arrive in Samarkand.
      Transfer to hotel, check in and drop luggage.
      Start your enjoyable City tour:
      Registan Square with three madrassahs Registan Square stands as the heart of Samarkand, a captivating center that has long been celebrated for its rich history, culture, and intellectual pursuits.
      Shakhi-Zinda complex Ascending the winding path through the Shahi Zinda Necropolis, visitors are transported to an awe-inspiring realm of Islamic architecture and sacred history.
      Gur Emir mausoleum, although built by the legendary Amir Timur, the Gur Emir Mausoleum ‘s fluted dome monument captivates visitors with its rich history and architectural splendor during the allotted 40-minute visit. The mausoleum serves as Timur’s resting place and features intricate blue tiles, calligraphic inscriptions, and stunning geometric patterns that showcase the finest craftsmanship of the region. Time to rest. Walking on your own in the evening. 
      The graveyard of great Amir Temur and Timurid’s dynasty, 
      Bibikhonim Mosque Dedicated to his beloved wife, Saray Mulk Khanum (nicknamed Bibi-Khanum, meaning “senior princess”). Once one of the largest mosques in the Islamic world, featuring a monumental entrance portal, a vast courtyard, and a grand dome rising about 40 meters. Timurid Renaissance, decorated with glazed ceramic tiles in geometric patterns.
      Ulugbek observatory was built 1424–1429 by Mirzo Ulugbek, grandson of Amir Temur. Ulugbek was both ruler and scientist, founding the Samarkand school of astronomy. A round, three-story building (diameter ~46 m, height ~30 m) housing a massive marble sextant/quadrant used for precise star measurements. Ulugbek and his team (including Ali Qushji and Jamshid al-Kashi) compiled the Zij-i Sultani, one of the most accurate star catalogues of the medieval world.
      Khoja Daniyor was built in the Early 20th century over the revered grave of Khoja Doniyor (Daniel). Known across religions—Muslims call him Khoja Doniyor, Christians Danil, Jews Daniel. He was a prophet and advisor to Babylonian and Persian kings. Rectangular plan, about 15 m long, with five domes and ornate ganch (stucco) carvings. Inside lies a long cenotaph (up to 18 m). 
      Siab bazaar where you can make shopping and see ancient colorful market. 
      Overnight stay at hotel.

      Meal

      Room + Breakfast
  • Day
    04
    Samarkand to Bukhara (by train), Bukhara City Tour

      Breakfast at hotel, check out.
      Transfer to railway station, depart to Bukhara.
      Arrive in Bukhara.
      Transfer to hotel, check in and drop luggage.
      You can start your city tour: 
      Bukhara – City tour visit: 
      Ark Fortress Explore the historic Ark Fortress, a massive citadel that was the residence of the Emirs of Bukhara for centuries.
      Bolo-Khauz Mosque Admire the beautiful architecture of this mosque, with its blue-tiled minaret and stunning courtyard.
      Ismail Samani One of the most ancient and beautiful monuments in Bukhara, built in the 9th century.
      Chashma-Ayub mausoleums. 
      Chor Minor: A small, charming structure with four distinctive minarets.
      Kalyan Minaret and Kalyan Mosque: These iconic landmarks of Bukhara are some of the city's most impressive architectural feats. 
      Visit the Sitorai Mohi Hosa Palace: This palace was once the summer residence of the last Emir of Bukhara, combining Persian and Russian architectural styles.
      Nadir Divan Begi Caravanserai: A beautifully restored caravanserai offering insight into Bukhara’s role as a key stop on the Silk Road. Visit Lyabi Khauz Ensemble, MagokiAttoriMosque, tradedomes, Ulugbek and Abdulazizkhan madrasa, Miri-Arab Madrasah, Enjoy free time in Old Bukhara.
      Overnight stay at hotel.

      Meal

      Room + Breakfast
  • Day
    05
    Bukhara – Tashkent (by train)

      Transfer to railway station, depart to Tashkent.
      Arrive in Tashkent. 
      Transfer to hotel, check in and time for rest.
      Overnight stay at hotel.

      Meal

      Room + Breakfast
  • Day
    06
    Departure from Tashkent

      Breakfast at hotel, check out.
      Later transfer to the airport for your onward journey.

      Meal

      Room + Breakfast

    • Inclusion/Exclusions

    Inclusions

    • Accommodation in a hotel (3 Nights in Tashkent + 1 Night in Samarkand + 1 Night in Bukhara, including Breakfast)
    • Transfer Airport-Hotel-Airport
    • Transport services according to the program 
    • English speaking guide cum driver for all Tours
    • Tashkent City Tour 
    • Shopping at Chorsu Bazaar
    • Samarkand City Tour
    • Bukhara City Tour
    • Entrance fees: Museum of Applied Arts ,Hazrat Imam complex, A. Temur Museum, Registan,Bibi Khanum, Gur Emir, Ark Fortress, Ismail Samani, Chashma-Ayub mausoleums, Kalyan Mosque
    • 02 bottles of 500ml Water per person per day during the tours 
    • Hotel VAT and other taxes

    Exclusions

    • TCS & GST
    • International / Domestic Flight 
    • Visa ( If Applicable ) 
    • Travel Insurance
    • Departure PCR test, if applicable 
    • Any tips for guide & Driver 
    • Anything not mentioned in the inclusions
    • Pre & Post tour services & cost Expenditure of a personal nature (Such as uses of Mini – Bar & Refrigerator, laundry service, telephone call, camera fee, tips & Etc)
    • Black out Period / Surcharge Dates / Stop Sales on Hotel 
    • Tourism / City Tax (if applicable)
    • BLACKOUT DATES – 20 DEC’25 – 05 JAN’26 (CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR) 

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