Uzbekistan · TASHKENT TOURS
Most trips start and end here, so Tashkent gets whatever days the flights leave over. The 15 below split into two kinds: the city itself, metro stations and bazaars included, and the mountains an hour east at Chimgan and Charvak.
Review of Tashkent’s mountain day trip to Amirsoy, Chimgan, and Charvak, with cable cars, lake views, optional rides, costs, and practical tips.
“It was such a amazing and fun day was not expecting this much fun all credit goes to asrorbek if you guys wanna have fun in a country where you don’t know anyone book this guy and you will feel like a home”
Review of the Samarkand day tour from Tashkent, with high-speed trains, major sights, lunch, guide quality, price, and practical tips.
“The history and the experience is quite captivating, with knowledgeable guides who communicate with ease.”
See Tashkent’s squares, mosques, bazaar, museums, and plov center in one practical, guide-led day with hotel pickup.
“Well organised, flexible, and very informative guides who express 6he information of the tour verywell”
Review of the Amirsoy, Chimgan and Charvak day tour from Tashkent, covering cable cars, mountain views, lake time, costs and practical tips.
“It was a cloudy and rainy day so we did not get to see the views in all its glory but we did enjoy the snowfall and the winter scenery. Our guide, Mirzo, was very nice and his car was clean. Even though it was almost zero visibility due to the fog, we felt safe as he was driving with care, Highly recommend to do this tour.”
Review of the private Shymkent day tour from Tashkent, covering border tips, historic sights, guides, transport, cost, and practical advice.
“Had a great day trip over to Shymkent! Our guide Larissa was incredibly knowledgeable and tailored our itinerary around exactly what we wanted to do! The museum of repression was somber but well worth learning about and the many parks and squares in shymkent are are incredibly beautiful as well as interesting statues and fountains to see. Me and my friend especially enjoyed standing on and looking in an old Soviet tank! Well worth a visit if you are looking to also visit Kazakhstan around a trip to Uzbekistan. It’s a fair amount of travel and the border can be a little slow but it’s a great way to get…”
Explore Tashkent’s old and new districts, Chorsu Bazaar, the Metro, plov kitchens, and local culture on a flexible private tour.
“Had a good tour of Tashkent with Bakhtiyor, we learned many new things about Uzbek life and culture. The tour through Chorsu was the main highlight of the tour. We also sampled food along the way, like breads and halwa and other items. Overall an enjoyable tour :)”
See Samarkand and Bukhara by Afrosiyob train in two packed days, with guides, transfers, major monuments, and practical value advice.
“Great Tour, the tour was well organized, great communication and the guides where very friendly and kind. I would recommend it to anyone two see these two beautiful places.”
Review of Tashkent airport and train station transfers, with pricing, pickup tips, driver service, Wi-Fi, delays, and booking advice.
“Ali picked me up at the airport on time and on the way to hotel I learned a lot about Uzbekistan from him. Highly recommended!”
Review of Tashkent’s private city tour, covering Amir Timur, Chorsu Bazaar, the Metro, Old Town, pricing, guides, and practical tips.
“This was a great city tour! The tour guide Samandar arrived at the hotel on time for pick up, he is a friendly, young and energetic guy! He explained the history of Tashkent city in detail and was very informative! Nodir, the driver, was also warm and friendly and made the whole tour go smoothly!”
Explore Amirsoy, Chimgan, and Charvak Reservoir on an $65 day tour from Tashkent with lunch, mountain views, and hotel pickup.
“We had a great day trip to the mountains. Fantastic views and great walking opportunities. Dildora was an excellent tour guide and she told us many interesting things about Uzbekistan. The driver was also very good. The traditional lunch was great too. I would definitely recommend this tour.”
Review of a six-day private Uzbekistan tour covering Tashkent, Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand, with hotels, trains, guides, and breakfasts included.
“We had the best experience ever, Uzbakistan its a wonderful country. People are very polite and welcoming, very safe place to be. I travelled with my 16 years old daughter and we never felt uncomfortable. The tour is great but we wished if Read more”
Review of Tashkent’s private 7-hour city tour, with the metro, Chorsu Bazaar, plov lunch, TV Tower, and expert local guides.
“It was a perfect day and the only way to visit major tourist places hassle free. Makhzuna was a very helpful tour guide and her team driver ( sorry to forget name) was interested in learning about Australians and comparing lives which was fun. Learning about the history of Tashkent was exactly what we wanted. Also loved lunch and time to shop as well. Thankyou so much”
Explore Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand on an eight-day private Uzbekistan tour with guides, trains, hotels, and breakfast included.
“Amir fr Silk tours was extremely helpful and arranged excellent guides for us. They were all very knowledgeable, namely Tulkin in Khiva, Behrus in Bukhara, Jusra in Samarkhand and Nusrat in Tashkent. They were made sure we visited all the hiRead more”
Review of the Bukhara day tour from Tashkent, with Afrosiyob train, return flight, private guide, lunch, major sights, timing, and value.
“Excellent tour guide with freindly attitude and very good knowledgeable. And driver is very friendly and helpful Really keep it up your company. They give me bothway flight ticket. Really very memorable experience about tour Bukhara”
Review of Tashkent’s Amirsoy, Chimgan and Charvak tour, with mountain views, chair lifts, transport, costs, guides and booking advice.
“I would highly recommend this tour. The first stop is Amirsoy. We needed to buy a chair lift ticket, but this cannot be skipped. The view on top is truly breathtaking. We were especially in luck since it was snowing a day before. We were givRead more”
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