Top Tashkent Hiking Tours

Learn which spots locals love in Uzbekistan’s bustling capital on foot during this private two-and-a-half-hour walking tour of Tashkent. The ideal introduction for first-time visitors to the city, the tour covers local landmarks like a chance to ride the opulent metro system, panoramic views from the Soviet-era Uzbekistan Hotel, and a trip to the food stalls of Chorsu Bazaar.

Escape the hustle and bustle of city life with a VIP private day trip to the breathtaking Tian Shan Mountains from Tashkent. This all-inclusive adventure, limited to 3 guests, provides an intimate exploration of stunning landscapes. Savor a traditional breakfast of Uzbek green samsa and mountain tea, before enjoying a scenic cable car ride at Amirsoy Mountain Resort. Experience the thrill of horseback riding in the Chimgan Mountains and unwind by the tranquil Charvak Lake. Indulge in authentic Uzbek cuisine for lunch and stay refreshed with provided bottled water throughout your journey. - Exclusive private tour for a maximum of 3 guests - Comfortable luxury SUV transportation with hotel pickup/drop-off - Dedicated English-speaking guide for personalized attention - Includes breakfast, lunch, and all activity fees during the tour

Explore the historical cities of Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand, and Tashkent with the 10-day Classic Uzbekistan tour. Our most popular tour takes you to the most visited cities in Uzbekistan, while also giving you an opportunity to meet fellow travelers from around the world. Enjoy the modernity of Tashkent, the medieval architectural ensembles of Samarkand, the serenity of Bukhara, and the history of Khiva, all while making the most of your time and money.

Ideal for busy travelers short on time, this small-group, full-day excursion from Tashkent covers the highlights of Samarkand in a single day. Travel by high-speed train between stations, with train tickets and door-to-door vehicle transfers included. Visit blockbuster attractions like the Registan, Bibi Khanum Mosque, and Gur-Emir Mausoleum with a guide. Lunch and admission tickets are provided.

Check out the most famous landmarks in Tashkent on this group city tour. You’ll start the tour with hotel pickup for ease, then get taken to several places in town, from markets to mosques. Admission fees are taken care of, so no paying on the spot. You’ll also keep costs down by booking this group tour.

Explore hidden sites of Tashkent with this private tour run by a local woman. Avoid standard run-of-the-mill tours and get a local’s perspective of the city. Just easily meet your guide at the designated spot, and then your tour will begin. Feel free to go at your own pace and customize this, since it is a private tour lasting about 3 hours.

What truly sets our tour apart is our deep commitment to authentic and responsible travel experiences. We don’t just show you famous landmarks we invite you to connect with the real Uzbekistan through its culture, people, and nature. Our small group sizes and careful choice of transportation options, like trains instead of planes, help reduce environmental impact and allow a more immersive experience. We prioritize local communities by supporting artisans, markets, and family-run businesses, ensuring your visit contributes directly to the people who keep these traditions alive. While we celebrate Uzbekistan’s rich heritage, we’re also honest about the challenges of developing sustainable tourism here and we’re proud to be among the first to champion respectful travel that honors both past and future. This approach creates journeys that are not only unforgettable but meaningful, allowing you to discover Uzbekistan in a way that truly respects its spirit.

This tour is unique because it blends authentic cultural experiences with a genuine, emerging commitment to sustainable travel in Uzbekistan Travelers engage deeply with local traditions, from pottery workshops in Gijduvan to cooking masterclasses, supporting artisans and small communities who preserve heritage with care. We prioritize low-impact transport options like train journeys and walking tours in historic cities such as Bukhara and Khiva, helping to reduce environmental harm. We also strive to minimize waste by using digital documents instead of paper Admittedly, sustainable tourism here is still developing, and not everything is perfect yet. But as one of the first companies to actively promote these values in the region, we’re committed to learning, improving, and making tourism better This tour offers travelers a chance to explore Uzbekistan thoughtfully — supporting positive change, connecting authentically, and leaving a respectful footprint behind