Highlights of Uzbekistan | Journey Through Timeless Capitals
Trip Highlights
Enjoy a journey through Uzbekistan’s timeless cities, where ancient Silk Road heritage, grand architecture, and vibrant markets offer a rich cultural experience.
Explore the State Museum of the Temurids, where royal armor, manuscripts, and relics bring the legacy of Amir Timur and his powerful dynasty to life.
Take in amazing views from the Tashkent TV Tower, an iconic landmark that stands as the tallest in Central Asia and a symbol of Uzbekistan’s progress.
Wander through the colors of Siyob Bozor, where Silk Road spices, ripe melons, and local chatter create a sensory feast in Samarkand’s oldest market.
Stand in awe at Registan Square, Samarkand’s stunning centerpiece where towering madrasahs and intricate mosaics tell stories of power, knowledge, and art.
Know Before You Go
- Uzbekistan uses the Uzbekistani Som (UZS); cash is preferred in local markets and small shops.
- ATMs are available in cities but may not always work with foreign cards—carry backup cash.
- Most locals speak Uzbek or Russian; English is limited outside major cities.
- Dress modestly, especially when visiting mosques or religious sites.
- Remove your shoes before entering homes and religious places unless told otherwise.
- Photography is allowed at most sites, but always ask permission before photographing people.
- Internet access is available in cities, but speeds may vary; get a local SIM card for better connectivity.
- Summers can be very hot—wear sun protection, stay hydrated, and carry a hat.
- Friday is a holy day—some mosques may limit access to non-Muslim visitors.
- Be respectful of local customs, especially during religious events or Ramadan.
- ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of booking, and also upon arrival. PAN card will not be considered as a valid address proof.
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About the Tour:
Embark on the Uzbekistan tour, a cultural adventure through the heart of Central Asia. Begin in vibrant Tashkent, where Soviet charm meets modern life. Also, discover the grandeur of Samarkand, home to the iconic Registan Square and Silk Road legends. Continue to Bukhara, a living museum of mosques, madrasahs, and bustling bazaars. Walk ancient streets, savor traditional plov, and unwind in centuries-old hammams. From ornate minarets to warm local encounters, this 8-days tour blends history, heritage, and heartfelt experiences that bring Uzbekistan’s timeless spirit to life.