Top Uzbekistan Eco Tours

Discover Samarkand by bike, experiencing its iconic landmarks and hidden gems in a relaxed and efficient manner. This guided tour leads you through serene streets, avoiding crowds while cycling past the stunning Registan Square and the Bibi Khanum Mosque. Stop for breathtaking views at Hazrati Hizr Mosque and venture into the tranquil outer areas of Afrasiyob, where the peaceful Siyab river offers a refreshing escape from the busy tourist spots. Your knowledgeable guide provides local insights and recommendations, ensuring a deeper understanding of this historic city. - Enjoy a guided bike tour through Samarkand's landmarks and quieter routes - Cycle at a comfortable pace with regular stops for photos and rest - Experience the serene beauty of Afrasiyob and the Siyab river - Perfect for travelers seeking a personal connection with the city

We offer a tour with flexible time and travellers pick up from any hotel or hostel located in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. We can start earlier or later. Your guides and drivers are well experienced. Depending on the weather and season, we may stop some other places along the road.

This tour can be done between the main Silk Road cities of Samarkand and Bukhara so you will explore off the beaten treks of Uzbekistan while traveling from one city to the other rather than just traveling long distances. Sayyod Yurt Camp is a good starting point for short and medium length hikes. It is also a great place to unwind if you have seen too many mosques and madrassas in the Silk Road cities.

Set out on an inspiring 11-Day Uzbekistan Hiking Tour that beautifully combines the Silk Road’s storied history, vibrant cultural experiences, and awe-inspiring natural landscapes. Explore the dynamic cities of Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara, then venture into the serene Nuratau Mountains for an unforgettable journey of hiking, discovery, and authentic connection.

This tour is the best when travelers travel between Samarkand and Bukhara and want to discover and see a diverse landscape of Uzbekistan, sleep in traditional yurt and experience nomadic culture firsthand. Travelers start the tour from Samarkand, see Alexander’s Fort in Nurata, drive to Lake Aidarkul and if the weather permits can swim and drive to yurt camp for overnight. All transfers, including hotel pick-up and drop-off Camel ride in the desert and nomadic music around campfire Experience the nomadic lifestyle staying in a yurt Discover natural beauty of Uzbekistan at your own pace

Discover the breathtaking scenery of Tashkent with our mountain escape! Embark on an exciting journey into the highlands, where you’ll take in spectacular panoramas and the untouched charm of nature. This trip is ideal for adventure seekers and nature admirers who wish to uncover the wild beauty of Uzbekistan’s mountains. In the morning, we’ll collect you from your hotel and set off for the Chimgan range (about 80 km away). During the day, you’ll explore Amirsoy ski resort, the Chimgan valley, and the picturesque Charvak reservoir. A delicious Uzbek lunch will be served, adding authentic flavors to your experience. By late afternoon, after a day filled with exploration and fresh mountain air, you’ll be comfortably returned to your hotel in Tashkent. Join our Tashkent mountain journey and create lasting memories while discovering the natural treasures of Uzbekistan in a way you’ll never forget!

This Day Trip bridges the Khiva with the world-class collections of Nukus, the haunting reality of the Aral Sea environmental disaster in Muynak, and the sacred ruins of ancient Khorezm civilizations.

Two days tour in one day. This tour is combination of science and nature. You will get a chance to get familiar with Sun Heli complex institute and do sum iron, break, coin melting experience with the power of sun light. Amazing lunch in Fayz cafe. Fayz special meat kabab is recommended which is cooked in butter with garlic. And Enjoy from the charvak lake view, Chimgan chairlift is a bit scary but really enjoyable, Last stop amazing with sun set in Amirsoy ski resort. need to use 2 stops cable car. The day will be long around 10 hours but really enjoyable.

Cross the border into Tajikistan’s stunning Fann Mountains and explore all seven crystal-clear lakes in one unforgettable day. Enjoy breathtaking views, authentic Tajik cuisine in a local restaurant, and the warm hospitality of mountain villages — all starting from Samarkand.

Head into the countryside from Bukhara on this small-group, 4-day hiking trip. Your guide takes you to villages that are difficult to explore on your own, plus provides cultural and historic insite that you can’t find in a guide book. This is a small-group tour, so you have some fellow hikers to accompany you along the way. Plus your guide takes care of logistics, leaving you time to enjoy the scenery and the hiking.

Embark on a meaningful 3-day journey through the tranquil Nuratau Mountains and discover the charm of rural Uzbekistan. This experience offers an authentic look into village life, surrounded by stunning natural landscapes. You will stay in welcoming local homestays—your first night in Hayat and the second in Sayyod—where you can observe daily activities such as harvesting, butter-making, bread baking, and fruit preserving. During your stay, you’ll meet local families, learn about their customs, and enjoy the calm rhythm of mountain life. The homestays are simple but comfortable and rooted in genuine hospitality, offering both cultural immersion and relaxation. By choosing this community-based tour, you directly support rural families, help create sustainable income, and contribute to preserving traditional skills and the natural environment, encouraging local communities to protect their culture for future generations.

If you are traveling between Bukhara and Samarkand and are interested in village life, this trip offers the perfect opportunity to experience rural Uzbekistan. Enjoy a journey to Nuratau and engage with the local life of mountain villages. Discover the beauty of the region's unique fauna and flora.

Immerse yourself in the day-to-day lives of villagers and craftspeople during this small-group, multi-day camping excursion in Uzbekistan. Travel comfortably by private sedan with hotel transfers from Bukhara. Sleep in a comfortable rural homestay and yurt camp. Highlights include a stroll or swim in Lake Aydar, a visit to a ceramics workshop, plov dinner preparation, and a trip to historic Nurata.

When in Samarkand, don’t miss a chance to head over the border into Tajikistan and visit the beautiful Seven Lakes set among the Fann Mountains. You have private transport, an English-speaking guide, and lunch included, with time to explore picturesque villages and learn about local culture. Make sure to get your visa ahead of time for a seamless journey to Seven Lakes.

Day 1: Aral Sea & Desert Adventure 1) Visit the famous Ship Cemetery in Muynak 2) Explore the Aral Sea Museum 3) Off-road 4x4 . desert adventure across the Ustyurt Plateau with canyon and cliff views 4) Visit the ancient Kurgancha-Kala fortress 5) Overnight stay in a traditional yurt camp near the Aral Sea with local dinner Day 2: Ancient Sites & Return 1) Visit the Mizdakhan Necropolis 2) Explore Chilpik Dakhma (Tower of Silence) 3) Return to Khiva / Nukus / Urgench 4) Drop-off at your hotel, airport, or train station

With us in those days you will be able to get acquainted with one of the most amazing places in the region and see with your own eyes one of the examples of environmental disasters. This program allows you to feel the spirit of the "Great Desert" and its unpredictability and the "Great Sea" and its catastrophe. You will witness places that are not without reason was named as "Cemetery of Ships" and "White Canyon"

This circuit is unique and exceptional in several respects: You discover a former kolkhoz - Soviet collective farm. You walk through the cotton fields with the possibility of assisting in the work. You meet the ex-kolkhozians, simple village people but with a heart full of warmth. You discover local life in rural areas. You share pleasant moments with them during a lunch together. You walk along the banks of the Zeravchan River and discover its dry basin allowing you to understand the water problems in Central Asia. You visit fish and bee farms taking advantage of local production. For French-speaking travelers, we can organize a meeting with students who are learning French. You can discover seasonal activities depending on the season (April-May) silkworm breeding, (September) cotton picking etc.

Immerse yourself in the unique and rich cultural heritage of Karakalpakstan. We will head to the Chimbay district, where you'll find an array of craft workshops. At the Uyshi workshop, you will gain firsthand experience of the processes involved in producing the traditional Karakalpak yurt. Additionally, you'll witness carpet weavers creating beautiful strips to adorn the yurt’s framework and interior. Another village, Khalkabad, features authentic Karakalpak houses with flat roofs. This charming place is located near a canal where reeds flourish. The local residents are skilled in harvesting these reeds and crafting reed mats known as "shiy," used for yurt decoration. During your visit, you'll participate in a master class on traditional Karakalpak bread-making and learn how to prepare Zhuer Gurtuk from jukar flour, as well as the popular oil-fried pieces of dough known as baursaks. Join us in exploring this fascinating tour and uncover the hidden treasures of Karakalpakstan!

Route: Tashkent - Heliocomplex - Sukak Forest – Tashkent Tashkent - Heliocomplex (40 km, ±1 hour) Departure at 08:00 from Tashkent - Heliocomplex: There are two such constructions in the world that were built during the Cold War. One in France and the other here in Tashkent. The object, once considered highly secret and strictly protected, is now one of the attractions of the city, where with the help of a researcher from the institute you can get acquainted with the functions of the complex. Departure from the Institute and arrival at the Sukok Forest. - Nature Reserve and Sukok Forest. It is also called as Russian forest in Uzbekistan. This place is protected by the government. It starts from the walk through the forest and we continue to spring water (5 km round trip / light level). Picnic in the forest (not included). After lunch, we return along the bank of the stream. Arrival in Tashkent