Doca tours

A fairy-tale tour to the legendary towns of the ancient Silk Road in Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva and Tashkent. On this trip you will discover the beauty of the Islamic architecture of the Orient. You will dive into the velvet colours of Central Asia and enjoy the relaxed and enjoyable eating and drinking culture of the region. Get away from the bustle of cities with a stop in Nurata, a mid-sized village with a number of sights. You’ll get to spend the night in the broad desert, near Aydarkul Lake, ride a camel, and sleep as nomads have done for centuries. Spend the next day in the fresh air of a quaint village, getting to know the customs and traditions of Uzbek village life. This tour leads ...Read more >

Oriental Samarkand and „noble“ Bukhara, the mythical town of Khiva and welcoming Tashkent – these wonderful pearls of Uzbekistan reveal their mysteries and teach you not just their history and culture, but also the old customs and traditions together with Uzbekistan’s hospitable cuisine! Moreover, you will see beautiful Fergana Valley, famous for the cultivation of fruits and vegetables, silk and traditional ceramics. It will be a special experience to spend the night in a yurt camp in a desert in the middle of nowhere – without electricity and comfort, far away from the hectic life of the large towns. Become part of Uzbek culture and centuries-old traditions and enjoy the peace and quiet ...Read more >

A magical journey to the legendary towns of the ancient Silk Road, such as Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva and Tashkent. On this trip, you will discover the impressive beauty of the Islamic architecture of the Orient. You immerse yourself in the velvet colors of Central Asia and enjoy the relaxed, enjoyable eating and drinking culture of the region. But modern life has also come to Uzbekistan, with Tashkent an example of a modern town – our starting point for your journey into magical Uzbekistan.Read more >

On this cultural trip, you will not only experience the historical towns of Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, and Tashkent but also visit the fertile Fergana Valley which is famous for the cultivation of fruit and vegetables, silk production and traditional handicrafts. You will watch craftsmen at work, make culinary discoveries and have time to explore on your own. Let yourself be seduced by the world of ‘One Thousand and One Nights’. Experience the noise of Oriental bazaars, architectural masterpieces and the history of the individual regions as well as all sorts of cultures and traditions. We wish you an unforgettable journey to the land of legends….Read more >

A journey along the oldest trading route in the world - The Great Silk Road. Experience the lively oases in the middle of the Kyzylkum and Karakum Deserts, where heavily-laden camel caravansaries once travelled. The formidable palaces, madrasas and mosques from the Middle Ages still make an overwhelming impression. You are also invited to a wine-tasting in the "Samarkand Wine-Factory". Spend a night in a traditional yurt in the middle of the desert and experience the starry sky from ‚One Thousand and One Nights‘ by the bright campfire with musical accompaniment by an Akyn (folklore singer). Get an incredible panorama view of Afghan side from the top of the Fayaz Tepa Hill in Termez, the ...Read more >

During this fascinating mountain trip where you will feel like a real traveller and researcher, you will experience the creations of primitive man living in the mountains of Uzbekistan thousands of years ago. An impressive mountain background adds to the magic of these people, a landscape of gorges and caves, great plains with fir trees or wheat, perfect for walking. You will hike through green fields with horses grazing, over hills with luminous yellow bushes of ferula, old juniper trees with contorted roots, see majestic mountains and of course petroglyphs from the Stone Age. It is not just the rich culture of the country which makes your trip to Uzbekistan an unforgettable experience, ...Read more >

The trip to the Aral Lake allows tourists to experience human madness, to feel the wonders of nature. The adventurous and active tour to the Aral Lake which is on the border of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan illustrates the extent of the tragedy surrounding the disappearance of the Aral Lake. The tour to the Aral Lake leaves one with mixed feelings of admiration and sadness. Admiration for the unbelievable beauty of the barren landscape and the Ustjurt Plateaus. And sadness because of the bare wounds of this area which are so evident. In the unusual landscape of deserts and oases, we meet hospitable people – open to the West and yet still bound up in their centuries-old culture.Read more >