Top Tashkent Overnight Tours

Discover the magic of the Silk Road on a 2-day tour to Samarkand and Bukhara from Tashkent. This journey is the perfect way to experience Uzbekistan’s most historic cities in a short time, visiting all the must-see landmarks with expert local guidance. In Samarkand, marvel at Registan Square, the stunning Gur-Emir Mausoleum, the grand Bibi-Khanym Mosque, and the sacred avenue of mausoleums at Shah-i-Zinda. Continue to Bukhara, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its preserved medieval atmosphere. Explore highlights such as the Ark Fortress, Kalyan Minaret, Lyabi Hauz ensemble, and centuries-old caravanserais. With comfortable transport, knowledgeable guides, and carefully planned itineraries, this tour ensures you’ll enjoy the very best of Uzbekistan’s cultural and historical heritage. An ideal choice for travelers who want to see more in less time.

Book this private day tour of Bukhara, which includes convenient round-trip transport from Tashkent hotels or the Tashkent airport. You and your guide will explore ancient history, getting an in depth look at the mosques, madrassas, mausoleums, and more. You can go at your own pace on this private, full-day tour where you’ll see all the top sites.

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.

Crown your trip to Uzbekistan by visiting the fruit garden Fergana Valley surrounded by the Tien-Shan and Pamir Mountain. Small cities of Margiland and Rishtan have preserved thousand-year tradition of Silk & Ceramics while Kokand the regional capital offer a feast of Architecture Monuments.

See the beautiful architecture and learn all about the historical side of Samarkand on this private, guided tour from Tashkent. All transport is organized, including hotel pickup, so you don’t need to stress. Travel from your Tashkent hotel to the train station, then relax aboard your train until you reach Samarkand where your guide and driver are waiting. See the sights, walking and driving between them, before returning to Tashkent.

Discover Samarkand`s rich culture and history of Bukhara with experienced guides. If you do not have enough time to tour Uzbekistan when you are currently in Tashkent. This 2 - day tour is for you. Itinerary___________ Day 1: TASHKENT – SAMARKAND -BUKHARA 07:00 Transfer to Tashkent railway station. 07:24 train Tashkent-Samarkand by bullet train. 9:37 Arrival in Samarkand. Meet the guide at the train station. Full day excursion program in Samarkand. 21:43 Train Samarkand-Bukhara. 23:26 Arrival in Bukhara Transfer to the hotel. Overnight. Day 2: BUKHARA – TASHKENT Breakfast at the hotel. 09:00 Meet the guide. Full day excursion program in Bukhara. 15:00 Transfer to Bukhara railway station. 15:44 Bukhara-Tashkent by bullet train. 19:53 Arrival in Tashkent. Transfer to the hotel.

Discover northern Tajikistan on a 2-day trip from Tashkent to Khujand and Istaravshan. Cross the Uzbek–Tajik border and explore two historic cities in the Fergana Valley. Visit the famous Panjshanbe Bazaar, the central mosque, and the old city of Istaravshan with its Mug Teppa Fortress and traditional craft workshops. This tour is a great opportunity to experience Tajik culture, history, and local life in a short time.

Explore the famous handicrafts Uzbekistan is famous for on this small group tour to Fergana Valley. You’ll stop along the way at Rustam Usmanov’s workshop to see his ceramics, check out the market at Margilan, and more. Shop as much as you like, and stay energized with an included local lunch.

We are glad to present you a short but very interesting train tour from Tashkent with visiting blessed Bukhara and famous Samarkand. This tour is ideal for tourists who don't have enough time but want to visit as many places as possible! Get ready to see world-famous city squares, mausoleums and madrassah.

Explore the rich history and stunning architecture of Uzbekistan on guided tours that take you through Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva. With experienced local guides fluent in English, Japanese, and Russian, these tours promise an engaging dive into the culture and heritage of this captivating region. Choose from private or group tours tailored to your interests, whether you prefer a half-day excursion or a full-day adventure. Enjoy hotel pickup and drop-off services, along with transportation between sights, ensuring a seamless journey through UNESCO World Heritage sites and vibrant cityscapes. - Discover the historical and cultural treasures of Uzbekistan - Tours available in English, Japanese, and Russian - Flexible itineraries for private and group tours - Optional hotel pickup and drop-off for convenience

Explore the historical city of Samarkand with ease from Tashkent on this full-day tour. Depart from your Tashkent hotel and catch a high-speed train to Samarkand. In the company of your guide and driver, set out to see the city. Visit Gur-Emir Mausoleum, Registan Square, Bibi Khanum Mosque, Shah-i-Zinda necropolis, and Ulugbek Observatory. At the end of the day, return to Tashkent on the train.

Visit one of the most popular destinations in Uzbekistan with this two-day tour to Fergana Valley. From 2016 travelers take the train ride to Fergana valley through the longest tunnel in Central Asia which is 21 km. On this tour you visit Margilan where the majority of silk is made in Uzbekistan, Rishtan city—famed for its blue-and-green ceramics and famous Kokand city. • Travelers can see traditional methods of weaving along the Silk Road. One of the best-known places is in Margilan in the Fergana Valley, where visitors are welcome to tour in a small factory. • You learn difference between artificial and real silk (Real silk is warmer to the touch, is more tightly woven and if you care to set fire to a piece, will turn into an ashen ball and smell like burning hair). • Have a guided tour in the most impressive sight of Kokand in Khudayar Khan Palace which is one of the most glittering royal residences in Central Asia.

Visit one of the most popular destinations in Uzbekistan with this two-day tour to Fergana Valley. From 2016 travelers take the train ride to Fergana valley through the longest tunnel in Central Asia which is 21 km. On this tour you visit Margilan where the majority of silk is made in Uzbekistan, Rishtan city—famed for its blue-and-green ceramics and famous Kokand city. • Travelers can see traditional methods of weaving along the Silk Road. One of the best-known places is in Margilan in the Fergana Valley, where visitors are welcome to tour in a small factory. • You learn difference between artificial and real silk (Real silk is warmer to the touch, is more tightly woven and if you care to set fire to a piece, will turn into an ashen ball and smell like burning hair). • Have a guided tour in the most impressive sight of Kokand in Khudayar Khan Palace which is one of the most glittering royal residences in Central Asia.

Visit one of the most popular destinations in Uzbekistan with this two-day tour to Fergana Valley. On this tour you meet artisans and master craftsmen in their workshops with our Tour to Fergana Valley. Travelers visit famous Kokand city with the most impressive sight of Khudayar Khan Palace, Margilan where the majority of silk with traditional ikat designs is made in Uzbekistan and Rishtan city—famed for its blue-and-green ceramics. • Travelers can see traditional methods of weaving along the Silk Road. One of the best-known places is in Margilan in the Fergana Valley, where visitors are welcome to tour in a small factory. • You learn difference between artificial and real silk (Real silk is warmer to the touch, is more tightly woven and if you care to set fire to a piece, will turn into an ashen ball and smell like burning hair). • Have a guided tour in the most impressive sight of Kokand in Khudayar Khan Palace which is one of the most glittering royal residences in Central Asia.