Top Uzbekistan Multi-day Tours - page 2

Discover the Nuratau Mountains on this 3-Day Hiking Tour with Homestay & Yurt Stay, combining culture, comfort, and outdoor adventure. Spend the first night in a cosy village homestay and the second in a comfortable yurt at Sayyod Yurt Camp. Hike along scenic valleys and ridges with panoramic views of Lake Aydarkul, the Nuratau Mountains, and the Kyzyl-Kum steppe. Enjoy a rewarding 15 km loop hike to the yurt camp, where optional activities include cooking classes, bike rides, stargazing, and relaxing by the pool. On the final day, visit Lake Aydarkul for a walk or swim, then stop in historic Nurata to explore its fortress ruins, sacred spring, and mosque. This tour is perfect for travellers seeking nature, local life, and authentic experiences in Uzbekistan.

Two cars (one sedan and one 4x4) will serve during this round trip to Aral Sea shore. Total, around 1`000 kms will be driven in two days. Six important touristic destinations will be visited (Aral Sea shore, Ustyurt Canyons, Muynak ship cemetery, Muynak museum, Savitsky museum and Chilpik kala fortress). Experienced drivers drive smoothly in the desert conditions. Key visitable areas are included while the tour can start or finish in Khiva, Urgench or Nukus cities, upon the desire of the visitor. Customers benefit from immersive cultural experience in Karakalpakstan, insider knowledge to Aral Sea region, and memorable encounters with local traditions in western part of Uzbekistan.

This tour is perfect for travelers who want to experience the highlights of Uzbekistan at a comfortable pace. Our adventure begins in Tashkent, the country’s vibrant capital, where modern life blends seamlessly with ancient traditions. Wander through lively bazaars, historic madrasas, and beautiful city squares before boarding a high-speed train to Samarkand, one of the world’s oldest cities and the legendary capital of Timur’s empire. Here you’ll admire the magnificent Registan Square, Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum, and other architectural masterpieces that once welcomed merchants along the Great Silk Road. The final destination is Bukhara, a UNESCO-listed city that feels like an open-air museum. Stroll through narrow streets, visit centuries-old madrasas, caravanserais, and towering minarets, and immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of the medieval East.

Journey to the disappearing Aral sea with this overnight tour. Leaving from Khiva, travel through rocky deserts, dried oceans, and medieval towns before arriving at the Ustyurt Plateau. Stay overnight in traditional and comfortable Karakalpak yurts. Admire the stunning morning views as the sun rises over the ocean. Tour highlights include visiting camel herders to sample camel milk and the ruins of an ancient Russian City .

On this tour, you will discover Uzbekistan's history, culture, and traditions. Enjoy Uzbek food, folk music, and ancient historical sites except for Islamic religious monuments.

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.

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.

Explore the heart of the Silk Road on an 8-day journey through Uzbekistan. Discover Tashkent’s vibrant architecture, visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Khiva and Bukhara, and marvel at the timeless splendor of Samarkand. This tour promises an immersive cultural experience filled with local hospitality, rich history, and stunning Islamic architecture. Enjoy guided visits to ancient mausoleums, bustling bazaars, and serene mosques, each with its own story to tell. From tasting local delicacies to experiencing traditional crafts, this trip is perfect for culture lovers, photographers, and first-time travelers. - 8-day comprehensive tour through Uzbekistan's historical gems - Visit iconic sites like Registan Square, Bukhara's Ark Fortress, and Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum - Enjoy local delicacies and an optional plov masterclass - Comfortable accommodations and private transfers included throughout the journey

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.

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.

Embark on a 4 day horse riding tour that offers an exploration of authentic Uzbek villages, cultural immersion and experiencing the hospitality of local people. Over four days, you’ll traverse though the breathtaking landscapes of Nuratau Mountains and stay in different traditional homestays.

Staring in Bukhara and ending in Samarkand, experience the yurt stay, hike in the Nuratau Mountains, and explore Lake Aydarkul with this 3-day adventure tour. During this tour, you will also visit the local sites in ancient Nurata city and savour the traditional lunch in a local family house. The tour offers a unique opportunity to explore various landscape types such as a desert, mountains, and wetlands. You will be accommodated in Sayyod Yurt Camp, the luxury yurt camping site that offers a wide range of activities and relaxing natural experiences. At the camp, you may refresh yourself in a beautiful outdoor swimming pool or take part in activities such as horse riding, mountain biking, or cooking classes.

Venture deep into the Uzbek desert on this history-packed, off-the-beaten-track overnight tour. Eat lunch with a local family in ancient Nurata, where you’ll also explore the city’s monuments, founded by Alexander the Great. Sleep in a desert camp, where you’ll listen to folk music and stories around the fire, and hop a camel for a ride to a nearby village.

This journey offers a unique window into the lives of those inhabiting a remote village located within the Nuratau Mountains range. As you traverse the rustic landscapes, you’ll be afforded the remarkable opportunity to intimately acquaint yourself with the daily livelihood activities that shape the existence of the local community.

Our transportation service ensures a comfortable and safe journey with a variety of vehicle options: sedans for small groups, minibuses for medium-sized tours, large buses for big groups, and 4WD SUVs for off-road adventures. All vehicles are air-conditioned, well-maintained, and driven by professional drivers. We offer flexible pick-up locations, complimentary bottled water, and a seamless travel experience designed to make your journey stress-free and enjoyable.

The visitor can enjoy by visiting top 7 interesting fortresses of Ancient Khorezm Khanate. Overnight will be in the middle of the Kyzylkum desert located by Ayaz kala fortress. At night time, stars on the sky can be observed, gives the pleasure and beauty of night time in the middle of the desert. Visitor can see the traditional life in Karakalpakstan, local traditions, way of living in desert zone. Camels walk around, its milk can be drinked from local families.

Embark on a captivating 14-day journey along the historic Silk Road, visiting cities like Tashkent, Bukhara, Khiva, and Samarkand. Stay overnight in a traditional desert yurt camp and experience local hospitality in homestay accommodations. Explore Uzbek culture with hikes in Hayat village, surrounded by stunning landscapes and deep history.

Our fleet consists of comfortable and premium-class 4x4 SUVs (Toyota) — fully equipped for long-distance off-road travel across deserts and canyons. Each vehicle is fitted with GPS navigation, air conditioning, and extra safety gear to ensure reliability even in remote areas. All our drivers are specially trained professionals with over 10 years of experience driving through the Ustyurt Plateau and Aral Sea region. Each car runs on high-quality gasoline fuel and is regularly maintained to perform flawlessly in extreme desert conditions. The route covers up to 300 km of isolated terrain, where there is no mobile signal or settlements. That’s why we prioritize safety, stability, and communication — every journey is carefully planned and supported by our coordination team in Nukus. With Us, travelers enjoy a safe, scenic, and authentic off-road adventure across one of the most unique landscapes in Central Asia.

Discover Uzbekistan`s rich culture and history on this group 9-day tour starting from Tashkent. Follow your experienced guides to the legendary cities in Kazakhistan and Tajikistan as well.

Our tours might offer the chance to camp overnight in the desert, giving you a true desert experience. Sleeping under the stars and waking up to the sunrise over the dunes is unforgettable.

Uzbekistan is an extraordinary place to people with any kind of interest. Once when such cities like Samarkand and Bukhara have already become trend and touristic cities on Silk Road, we should know that there is an continuation and brunches of other diversities of the same route such as Ferghana valley. Which reveals an extra illuminative distinguishable aspects of human being; lifestyle of people, crafts, activities, clothing, food, specific agriculture.

Uzbekistan boasts a rich history spanning thousands of years, but many of the region’s most interesting historic sights are well off the beaten track, requiring private transportation. Venture deep into the Kyzylkum Desert during this private overnight stay. Sleep like a nomad within a felted yurt camp; other highlights include ancient ruins in Nurata, millennia-old petroglyphs, and a stop at stunning Aydarkul Lake.

Two cars (one sedan and one 4x4) will serve during this round trip to Aral Sea shore and fortresses. Total, over 1`200 kms will be driven in three days. 19 important touristic destinations will be visited (: Chilpik kala fortress, Savitsky museum, Muynak ship cemetery, Muynak Museum, Aral Sea shore, Ustyurt Canyons, Kurgancha kala, Urga, Qibla Ustyurt, Sudoche lake, Mizdakhan Necrapolis, Amudarya river, Ayazkala, Tuprakkala, Kyzylkala, Duman kala, Guldursun kala, Koi Krylgan kala, Angka kala ). Experienced drivers drive smoothly in the desert conditions. Key visitable areas are included while the tour can start or finish in Khiva, Urgench or Nukus cities, upon the desire of the visitor. Customers benefit from immersive cultural experience in Karakalpakstan, insider knowledge to Aral Sea region, and memorable encounters with local traditions in western part of Uzbekistan.

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.