Yurt Camp in Uzbekistan
Route: flight from your hometown—Tashkent—Khiva—Bukhara—Gijduvan—Nurata—Yangi Kazgan—Samarkand—Tashknet—flight to your hometowm
THE BEST TOURS IN UZBEKISTAN
7 days Uzbekistan
The journey starts with the famous old cities on the Great Silk Road of Tashkent, Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand. For a long time these cities belonged to Amir Temur (in Europe known as Tamerlane). Memorable part of the journey visiting old town of Tashkent to see how it was before earthquake (1966), having a full day sightseeing in museum city Khiva, having a feeling to be transferred into XVI century in Bukhara and wandering around the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Samarkand and Shakhrisabz.
11 days Uzbekistan
Route: flight from your hometown—Tashkent— Khiva—Bukhara—Shakhrisabz—Samarkand—Tashkent—flight to your hometowm. The journey starts with the famous old cities of Tashkent, Khiva, Bukhara, Shakhrisabz and Samarkand. For a long time these cities belonged to Amir Temur (in Europe known as Tamerlane). Memorable part of the journey are high minarets, blue domes, madrassahs, mosques, mausoleums, eastern markets, legends, the hospitality of the population and their tradition.
14 days Uzbekistan
The journey starts with the famous old cities of Tashkent, Nukus, Khiva, Bukhara, Shakhrisabz and Samarkand. For a long time these cities belonged to Amir Temur (in Europe known as Tamerlane). Memorable part of the journey trip to Muynak (“Mo’ynoq” in Uzbek, was once the largest port on the Aral Sea and nowadays it is the harbor without a sea. The Aral Sea till 1960s was the fourth-largest lake in the world), Igor Savitskiy Museum (holds the world’s second-largest collection of Russian avant-garde paintings after the Russian Museum in St Paterburg).
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Trip to Fergana Valley
Welcome to Fergana Valley.
Route: Tashkent—Andijan—Margilan— Rishtan—Fergana—Kokand—Tashkent