Uzbekistan map & highlights
Our Uzbekistan Holidays
Uzbekistan tour, nature and culture
A tour to the towns of the ancient Silk Road in Uzbekistan.
Uzbekistan small group tour
Explore cities and landscapes of the ancient Silk Road
Uzbekistan small group tour, Uzbekistan odyssey
Ancient cities, architecture & traditional craftsmanship
Uzbekistan classic tour
Stunning silk road architecture and breath-taking deserts
Silk Road holiday, small group
Discover amazing Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan
Uzbekistan Silk Road tour
Discover the enchanting architecture of Uzbekistan
Central Asia overland tour, the stans
An epic journey through the five 'stans' of Central Asia
The Silk Route, Beijing to Tashkent
Travel from China to Central Asia on this historic journey
The Silk Road small group tour
Discover the Silk Road in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and China
The five stans silk road holiday
Step into the pages of history on a silk road tour
Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan group tour
Follow in Joanna Lumley's footsteps along the Silk Road.
Uzbekistan tour, Road to Samarkand
Travel the ancient Silk Road through remote Central Asia.
Uzbekistan & Turkmenistan holiday, Silk Road explorer
Discover the fascinating ancient history of the Silk Road
Uzbekistan holidays, tailor made
Meet and experience the life of the rural Uzbeks
Uzbekistan tours
See the Silk Road cities of Khiva, Bukhara and Samarkand
Uzbekistan by train holiday
Historical odyssey in Uzbekistan moving mostly by train
Uzbekistan to Turkey overland tour
Overland through Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia & Turkey
Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan holiday
Discover mountain villages, stay in traditional yurts as nomads do
Uzbekistan cultural holiday, the Great Silk Road
Explore the ancient civilization of the Silk Road
The Five Stans holiday, Ancient Silk Road Cities
Small group adventure through the fascinating Five Stans
Silk Road overland truck tour
Overland through Central Asia's highlights
Central Asia highlights tour
An incredible journey through the heart of Central Asia
Silk Road cultural holiday
See spectacular mountain scenery on this Silk Road journey
Silk Road tour, cities of the Silk Road
Journey through Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan
The Great Silk Road Adventure via the Caucasus holiday
Our classic Silk Road Adventure via the Caucasus 48 day tour
Silk Road holiday, five Stans of Central Asia
Journey through the 5 stans of Central Asia
Silk Road adventure tour
Seek adventure among the mountain passes of the Silk Road
The five Stans of the Silk Road holiday
Journey through the 5 Stans of Central Asia
Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan overland tour
Follow the ancient Silk Route through Uzbekistan & Turkmenistan
2. Ayaz Kala Fortress
3. Bukhara
4. Khiva
5. Kyzyl Kum desert (Yangikazgan)
6. Lake Aydarkul
7. Nukus
8. Nurata
9. Samarkand
10. Shakhrisabz
11. Tashkent
12. Tashkent to Tehran by rail
1. Aral Sea
2. Ayaz Kala Fortress
3. Bukhara
4. Khiva
5. Kyzyl Kum desert (Yangikazgan)
6. Lake Aydarkul
7. Nukus
8. Nurata
9. Samarkand
10. Shakhrisabz
11. Tashkent
12. Tashkent to Tehran by rail
TRAVEL TIMES IN UZBEKISTAN
Uzbekistan itineraries
Tashkent > Samarkand > Bukhara > Night in traditional yurt camp > Kyzyl Kum Desert > Sleeper train journey > Tashkent
Tailor made Uzbekistan (14 days):
Tashkent > Nukus > Aral Sea > Ayaz Kala > Khiva > Bukhara > Nurata > Samarkand > Tashkent
Uzbekistan as part of 2 week Silk Road tour:
Uzbekistan: Tashkent > Samarkand > Shakhrisabz > Bukhara > Turkmenistan: Margush > Merv > Ashgabat > Darvaza > Konya Urgench > Dashoguz > Uzbekistan again: Khiva > Tashkent
Our top Uzbekistan Holiday
Uzbekistan tour, nature and culture
A tour to the towns of the ancient Silk Road in Uzbekistan.
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Where to go in Uzbekistan
“Registan, in the heart of Samarkand is truly an amazing architectural gem and a wonder of the world. There is also a great wine tasting tour in Samarkand. Bukhara is simply wonderful. The old town is so easy to get around with all the main sites within walking distance of each other, the open air restaurants by the various tanks – especially around the ‘Labi Hauz’, are a great place to sit and relax and the food is excellent. The Aral Sea – or what’s left of it – is also an extraordinary thing to see and understand. “
“The most amazing place I ever went to was in Samarkand, a pottery factory that was in the Lonely Planet guide book. When we arrived the gates were open but there were no cars, and we went into the factory. All the kiln doors were open, all the pots were on the tables. We went upstairs and all the filing cabinets had people’s records in there, and there were coffee mugs on the tables. The place had actually been abandoned five years before. It was almost nuclear, as if they had all just disappeared. There were still bicycles chained up outside. There are abandoned factories like this all over Uzbekistan, with lots of decaying Russian infrastructure, tractors or trucks everywhere.“