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Half-day and full-day experiences with licensed local guides — city tours, Silk Road icons, mountains, and food. From-prices in USD per person.

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8 hours Max 12 guests UZ

Heliocomplex & Sukok Private Day Tour from Tashkent

Sun, science and mountain air. This private day trip takes you into the Parkent district of Tashkent Province, where solar science and the green foothills of the Chimgan Mountains sit side by side. We pick you up from your Tashkent hotel at 10:00, and your guide and driver look after only your group all day. The Physics-Sun Heliocomplex. The first stop is the Physics-Sun Heliocomplex and its solar furnace, a research centre devoted to solar energy technology. Your guide explains how the site works and how Uzbekistan is exploring renewable energy, with time to walk around and take photos. Village life in Kumushkon. Next we visit Kumushkon, an eco-tourism village set against the mountains, and its local mosque. It is a short, gentle stop that shows how people live in the Parkent foothills, and a good moment for photos and questions. Forest and waterfall at Sukok. The longest stop of the day is Sukok, a recreational area of pine, oak and juniper forest in the Chimgan Mountains. You have about an hour and a half for walking in the cool shade and visiting the small waterfall, before the drive back to Tashkent. Good to know. The price includes hotel pickup and drop-off, transport, a professional guide and all taxes; entrance tickets and meals are not included. Families are welcome. Expect a fair amount of walking, so bring comfortable shoes, a hat, sunscreen and water in a reusable bottle; plastic bottles and smoking are not allowed. Not suitable for wheelchair users.

from $245 USD / person

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8 hours Max 30 guests UZ

Tashkent: Day of Tradition, Crafts and Local Life

Old Tashkent, new Tashkent. This full day shows you Tashkent the way locals live it: a madrasah, the city's great bazaar, a plov lunch, the metro, a museum of crafts and a modern park. We pick you up from your hotel at 09:00, and your guide links each stop into one story about the city. Kukaldash and Chorsu. We start at the Kukaldash Madrasah, built in the 16th century under the Shaybanid dynasty as a school of Islamic learning, with lofty arches and fine tilework. Next door is Chorsu Bazaar, under its turquoise dome: an hour among spices, fresh produce, bread and crafts, with your guide explaining the local food traditions. Plov at Besh Qozon. Lunch is at Besh Qozon, a plov centre where you see how Uzbekistan's national dish is cooked in huge cauldrons and taste different kinds of plov. Food and drinks are included in the price, so just come hungry. Metro, crafts and Magic City. After lunch we head underground to the Tashkent Metro, known for stations decorated with mosaics, chandeliers and sculptures, such as Alisher Navoi and Kosmonavtlar. At the Museum of Applied Arts you see more than 50 kinds of traditional craft, and the day ends at Magic City Park, with its fairy-tale castle. Good to know. Hotel pickup and drop-off, a professional guide, transport between stops, food and drinks and all taxes are included. Expect moderate walking: wear comfortable shoes and bring a sun hat, sunscreen, water and a camera. Smoking is not allowed. The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or people with mobility impairments.

from $75 USD / person

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ENRUIT+7

13 hours Max 12 guests UZ

Samarkand One-Day Private Tour from Tashkent by Premium Car

Your own car to Samarkand. At 07:00 your guide and driver pick you up from your Tashkent hotel in a comfortable private car, and the road to Samarkand takes about four and a half hours. It is the easiest way to see Samarkand in a day: no timetables, no shared seats, and stops whenever you need them. Timur, Registan and a taste of Samarkand. The day starts at the Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum, where Amir Temur is buried beneath a great ribbed dome. Then comes Registan Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its three tiled madrasahs. Lunch with drinks follows at a local restaurant, included in the price, with regional dishes to try. Paper, stars and blue-tiled tombs. After lunch you visit the Meros paper workshop, where Samarkand paper is still made by hand in a tradition going back to the 9th and 10th centuries. Next is the Ulugh Beg Observatory, one of the city's great scientific landmarks, followed by the Shah-i-Zinda complex of tiled mausoleums. Bibi-Khanym and the bazaar. The last visits are the vast Bibi-Khanym Mosque and Siab Bazaar, one of Samarkand's oldest markets, for dried fruit, spices and everyday life. Dinner with drinks is also included, and then your driver takes you back to your Tashkent hotel at the end of a full day of about 13 hours. Good to know. Included: hotel pickup and drop-off, the private car, a licensed guide, entrance tickets, lunch and dinner with drinks. Expect a moderate amount of walking, bring a hat and sunscreen or a jacket depending on the weather, and carry some Uzbek som for personal spending, as not every place takes cards. Not suitable for wheelchair users.

from $350 USD / person

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1 day Max 30 guests UZ

Samarkand Highlights One-Day Tour from Tashkent

Samarkand in a single day. If your trip is short but Samarkand is on your list, this day is for you. We pick you up from your Tashkent hotel and take you to the intercity bus, which leaves at 09:00 for the roughly four-hour ride to Samarkand. Sit back and watch the countryside go by. Lunch, then Timur's tomb. In Samarkand your licensed guide meets you and takes you to a local restaurant for lunch (paid on the spot). Then the walking tour begins at the Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum, the resting place of Amir Temur and a masterpiece of Timurid architecture. Registan and Bibi-Khanym. Next comes Registan Square, Samarkand's great set piece, framed by three tiled madrasahs. Your guide brings the square's history to life, then leads you on to the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, once among the largest mosques in the Islamic world. Bazaar and blue-tiled tombs. At Siab Bazaar you have time to look around, shop and try dried fruit or local snacks. The last visit is Shah-i-Zinda, a street of mausoleums covered in blue tiles. After dinner at a local restaurant (paid on the spot), the bus takes you back, and we drop you at your Tashkent hotel late at night. Good to know. Included: hotel pickup and drop-off, the return bus, your licensed guide, the walking tour and taxes. Lunch, dinner and entrance fees are extra, paid on the day. After booking we need your passport details to reserve your bus seat; WhatsApp is the fastest way to send them. Not suitable for wheelchair users or people with mobility impairments.

from $172 USD / person

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8 hours Max 12 guests UZ

Khiva Private Classic Full-Day Tour

A whole day inside the walls. We collect you from your hotel in Khiva at 09:00 and spend the day in and around Itchan Kala, the walled old town. It is a private tour, so your guide follows your pace, and an hour at the start is spent simply getting your bearings among the walls, gates and minarets. Where the khans ruled. At the Kunya Ark, built in the 17th century as the khans' residence and seat of government, you see where Khiva was ruled. Nearby are the Sayeed Alauddin Mausoleum, honouring a 14th-century Sufi scholar, and the small Oq Masjid, the White Mosque, from the 18th century. A forest of wooden columns. The Juma Mosque is one of Khiva's great surprises: a prayer hall held up by rows of carved wooden columns, on a site used for worship for over a thousand years. From there we move on to the 19th-century Allakulikhan Madrasah and the Tosh-Khovli Palace, the "Stone House", built in the 1830s. Saints, wrestlers and the tallest minaret. The day ends at the Pakhlavon Makhmud Mausoleum, resting place of a revered Sufi saint, poet and wrestler, and at the Islom Khoja complex, whose slender minaret is one of the symbols of Khiva. Along the way you also share a meal of Uzbek dishes, included in the price. Good to know. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Khiva, a professional guide, admission tickets, food and drinks and all taxes are included. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a sun hat, sunscreen and water. Smoking and flash photography are not allowed. The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or people with mobility impairments.

from $150 USD / person

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ENRUTR

4 hours Max 12 guests UZ

Tashkent Private Evening & Night Tour with Dinner

Tashkent after dark, just for you. At 18:30 your guide and driver collect you from your hotel in a comfortable private car. This is a private tour, so the evening moves at your pace: linger where the lights are best, skip what you have already seen, and ask as many questions as you like. Domes and courtyards under the lights. We start at the Center of Islamic Civilization, where the great dome and tiled portals glow against the night sky, then continue to Hazrati Imam, the spiritual heart of old Tashkent, for a quiet walk around the square. Old streets and city landmarks. Next we stroll along Zarkaynar Street, known for its traditional-style houses, before driving past the illuminated Tashkent TV Tower. In the centre you walk around Amir Timur Square and along Sayilgoh Street, where the city comes out for its evening walk. Lights, fountains and dinner at Magic City. The evening ends at Magic City Park, with its fairy-tale buildings, colourful lights and musical fountain shows. Here you sit down to a dinner of local dishes, which is included in the price, and have time for a gentle walk before your driver takes you back to your hotel. Good to know. The tour lasts about four hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off, a professional guide, the private car, fuel, dinner with drinks and all taxes. For the stop at Hazrati Imam we suggest clothing that covers shoulders and knees. Comfortable shoes help, as several stops are on foot.

from $150 USD / person

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8 hours Max 30 guests UZ

Tashkent Mountain Tour: Chimgan, Charvak & Amirsoy

Out of the city by mid-morning. We pick you up from your Tashkent hotel at 09:00 and swap the city traffic for the hills and mountains of the Tashkent region. The day is planned around fresh air, wide views and an easy pace, with your guide and driver looking after the route so you can simply look out of the window. Two mountain villages first. The first stops are Hojikent and Chinorkent. Hojikent is a short photo and walking stop with your guide; in Chinorkent you have about an hour to stretch your legs, take a break, ask questions and wander on your own. Charvak's turquoise water. Next comes the Charvak Reservoir, a turquoise lake ringed by green hills and sharp peaks. We stop above the water for photos and a breather, and your guide tells you how the lake fits into everyday life for people in Tashkent. Chimgan and the Amirsoy cable car. From Charvak we drive on into Chimgan for a break and some free time among the mountain roads, then finish at Amirsoy Resort. Your cable car ride is included, so you can rise above the slopes for the widest views of the day before we head back to your hotel. Good to know. Food and drinks during the day, transport and a live guide are included; tips and personal spending are up to you. Mountain weather changes quickly, so bring a warm layer, comfortable shoes and sunscreen. Choose the private option if you would like the guide and car just for your own group.

from $130 USD / person

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3 hours Max 12 guests UZ

Tashkent Wine Tasting & Winery Tour

A short drive out of Tashkent, into the vines. Tashkent has a wine story most visitors never hear. On this three-hour trip we collect you from your hotel and drive about half an hour out of the city to a local winery and vineyard, where Uzbek wine is still made on site. From the garden to the cellar. Your guide starts with a walk through the International Garden, then leads you through the vineyard and into the winery itself: the fermentation hall, the cellar with its oak barrels and bottle racks, and the story of how winemaking grew in Uzbekistan. Bring your camera; the garden and cellar are the photo stops. Five wines at the table. Then it's time to sit down. You'll taste five wines made at the winery, from traditional styles to modern ones, with light snacks on the table, while your guide explains what's in the glass. Lunch is not part of this tour. Back in Tashkent. After about two hours at the winery we drive you back to Tashkent. It's an easy, unhurried afternoon for couples, friends and solo travellers, and it works well as a break between days of sightseeing. Good to know. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a sun hat and water for the outdoor walk. Pets, smoking and your own alcohol are not allowed at the winery. The tour isn't suitable for pregnant women or wheelchair users, or for children under 12.

from $110 USD / person

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1 hour Max 3 guests UZ

Tashkent Private Airport Transfer

Book a seamless, stress-free arrival at Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport (TAS) with personalized meet-and-greet service, real-time flight tracking, and executive vehicle options. Bypass arrival stress upon landing at Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport (TAS) by booking a premium private airport transfer. Whether arriving on an international flight at Terminal 2 or a domestic flight at Terminal 3, your driver will greet you in the arrivals area, assist with your luggage, and escort you straight to your executive vehicle. Relax during the comfortable 20-minute drive into central Tashkent. All transfers feature fixed pricing with no hidden toll fees, surge charges, or night-rate extras. Drivers monitor live flight tracking systems, providing up to 60 minutes of complimentary wait time after your plane lands.

from $75 USD / person

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7 hours Max 12 guests UZ

Samarkand Classic Full Day Tour

Explore the ancient city of Samarkand on a full-day guided tour. Visit the Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum, the Registan Square, the Ulugh Beg Observatory, the Shah-i-Zinda complex, the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, and the Siab Bazaar. Start your tour at the Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum, the burial site of the famous conqueror Tamerlane (Timur). Admire the magnificent example of Timurid architecture with its large, imposing dome, intricate tilework, and majestic minarets. Next, head to the Registan Square, one of the most iconic landmarks in Samarkand. Admire the 3 majestic madrasas (Islamic educational institutions) that surround the square. Continue to the Ulugh Beg Observatory, one of the most significant and impressive scientific landmarks in Samarkand. Established by Ulugh Beg, a Timurid ruler, astronomer, and mathematician, the observatory played a crucial role in advancing astronomical knowledge during the Islamic Golden Age. Visit the Shah-i-Zinda complex, a complex of stunning mausoleums. Admire the intricate tilework, historical importance, and spiritual significance of this UNESCO World Heritage site. See the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, one of the most famous landmarks in Samarkand. Built during the reign of Emperor Timur (Tamerlane) in the late 14th century, the mosque is one of the largest and most impressive examples of Islamic architecture in Central Asia. Finally, visit the Siab Bazaar, one of the oldest and most vibrant markets in Samarkand. Experience the rich culture, history, and flavors of the region as you explore the colorful stalls and diverse products.

from $140 USD / person

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6 hours Max 12 guests UZ

Tashkent Classic Full Day Tour

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, rich history, and modern charm of Tashkent on this full-day guided tour. From bustling bazaars and historical landmarks to breathtaking architecture and lush green spaces, this itinerary showcases the very best of Uzbekistan’s capital city. Enjoy a mix of historical insights, local experiences, and panoramic views, including a taste of authentic Uzbek cuisine. From the metro, head to the historic Hast Imam Complex, a revered spiritual and architectural landmark. Visit the Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum, the Tilla Sheikh Mosque, and the Muyi Muborak Library, which houses the Uthman Quran, the oldest known Quran manuscript. The serene atmosphere and intricate designs offer a glimpse into Uzbekistan’s Islamic heritage. Begin your journey at the iconic Chorsu Bazaar, the beating heart of Tashkent’s Old Town. This bustling market, housed under a striking turquoise dome, is brimming with local life. Wander through vibrant stalls offering fresh produce, fragrant spices, dried fruits, and handcrafted goods. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere and learn about the culinary and cultural traditions of Uzbekistan. Next, descend into the Tashkent Metro, celebrated as one of the most beautiful metro systems in the world. Admire the Soviet-era design and craftsmanship at stations like Alisher Navoi and Kosmonavtlar, featuring mosaics, chandeliers, and sculptures that reflect Uzbek history and culture. Your guide will share stories about the significance of each station. Break for a delicious lunch at the renowned Pilav Centre, where you can savor Uzbekistan’s national dish, plov (pilaf). Watch chefs expertly prepare this hearty rice dish, cooked with lamb, carrots, and spices, in massive kazan pots. Enjoy the authentic flavors in a vibrant and welcoming setting. After lunch, visit the Amir Temur Museum, a stunning blue-domed building dedicated to the life and legacy of Amir Temur (Tamerlane). Explore exhibits showcasing artifacts, historical documents, and artwork that highlight his role as a conqueror and statesman. Take a short stroll to Amir Temur Square, the heart of modern Tashkent. Admire the statue of Amir Temur on horseback and relax in the landscaped gardens. Walk along Broadway Boulevard, a lively street known for its street artists, souvenir stalls, and cafes, capturing the city’s dynamic urban vibe. Conclude your day at the Tashkent TV Tower, the tallest structure in Central Asia. Take an elevator to the observation deck for panoramic views of the city and its surroundings. Learn about the tower’s engineering marvels and capture unforgettable memories as the sun sets over Tashkent. Lunch and admission tickets are not included in the tour

from $90 USD / person

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5 Max 12 guests UZ

Islamic Civilization Center incl. Tickets & Traditional Food

Begin your journey at the newly opened Islamic Civilization Center, a monumental landmark of the "Third Renaissance." Skip the line and head into the magnificent Quran Hall, the spiritual heart of the center. Stand in the presence of the 7th-century Samarkand Kufic Quran, one of the oldest surviving manuscripts in the world, preserved in a climate-controlled sanctuary. Explore interactive AI-driven galleries where avatars of legendary scholars like Al-Khwarizmi and Ibn Sina "come to life" to share their discoveries in mathematics and medicine. Admire the four grand portals, each designed to reflect the architectural traditions of Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, and Tashkent. After nourishing your mind, treat your palate to a sit-down meal at one of Tashkent’s premier traditional eateries. Enjoy a selection of green or black tea served in traditional ceramic pialas, accompanied by local sweets and refreshing seasonal fruit juices or mineral water.

from $65 USD / person

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ENRUIT+8

4 hours Max 12 guests UZ

Khiva Walking Tour

Embark on an enriching afternoon walking tour through the historic heart of Khiva, where you'll discover the city's most revered architectural gems and cultural landmarks. This 4-hours wonderful walking tour takes you through the UNESCO World Heritage site of Itchan Kala, exploring its magnificent madrasahs, stunning minarets, and sacred mausoleums. In order to get into the landmarks, you will have to purchase the entrance tickets at the start of the tour - our guide will assist you with that. Begin your tour at the Allakuli Khan Madrasah, a beautiful example of 19th-century Islamic architecture. Continue to the towering Islam Khoja Minaret, an iconic symbol of Khiva. Next, visit the Pakhlavon Makhmud Mausoleum, dedicated to the revered Sufi saint. Finally, stop at the Juma Mosque, a masterpiece of wooden column architecture dating back to the 10th century.

from $15 USD / person

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ENRUIT+8

4 hours Max 12 guests UZ

Bukhara Walking Tour

Step into the timeless city of Bukhara, a living museum of Islamic culture, history, and architecture. This immersive tour takes you through centuries of civilization, offering a unique glimpse into the spiritual and cultural heart of Central Asia. Begin your journey at the serene Lyabi Khause Ensemble, a beloved gathering place for locals and visitors alike. Built around a tranquil pond in the 17th century, the ensemble is surrounded by beautiful madrasahs and the impressive Khanaka Nodir Devonbegi, a Sufi lodge originally intended for spiritual retreats and now admired for its intricate tilework and majestic façade. Continue to the magnificent Miri Arab Madrasah, one of the most iconic religious schools in the Islamic world. Dating back to the 16th century, this functioning madrasah boasts stunning architecture, featuring majestic blue domes, finely carved mosaics, and a rich legacy of religious scholarship. Just a short walk away, discover the Magoki Attori Mosque, one of the oldest surviving mosques in Central Asia. This unique structure, partially sunken below ground level, reveals layers of history—from pre-Islamic Zoroastrian temples to early Islamic construction—offering a rare insight into Bukhara’s diverse religious past. Your tour continues at the awe-inspiring Kalyan Complex, the spiritual centerpiece of the city. Dominated by the towering Kalyan Minaret, also known as the “Tower of Death,” the complex also includes the vast Kalyan Mosque and the Miri Arab Madrasah, creating one of the most breathtaking Islamic ensembles in the region. Finally, step into the ancient Ark of Bukhara, a massive royal fortress that once served as the residence of Bukhara’s emirs. Within its thick walls lie centuries of political power, culture, and legend. Explore the royal court, throne room, and historic museums that now tell the story of this fabled city. This tour offers not just a walk through historical sites, but a deep dive into the soul of Bukhara—its spiritual traditions, artistic excellence, and enduring legacy as one of the Silk Road’s most important cities.

from $15 USD / person

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ENRUIT+8

4 hours Max 12 guests UZ

Samarkand Walking Tour

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, rich history, and mesmerizing architecture of Samarkand on this top-rated half-day guided walking tour. As a central hub along the ancient Silk Road, Samarkand is home to some of the most impressive Islamic monuments in Central Asia. This comprehensive itinerary blends historical storytelling, architectural photography, and local cultural context to ensure an unforgettable experience. Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum: The Emperor's Tomb Your walking tour begins at the majestic Gur-e-Amir Complex, the final resting place of the legendary conqueror Tamerlane (Amir Timur) and his descendants. Marvel at the soaring ribbed azure dome, gilded interior walls, and detailed mosaic craftsmanship. Your guide will unpack the deep symbolism of the monument, as well as the fascinating history of the Timurid Dynasty that once ruled Eurasia. Registan Square: The Crown Jewel of Samarkand Next, take a short stroll to Registan Square, the cultural, commercial, and intellectual heart of medieval Samarkand. Framed by three grand Islamic academies—Ulugh Beg Madrasah, Sher-Dor Madrasah, and Tilya-Kori Madrasah—this UNESCO World Heritage icon showcases brilliant lapis lazuli tiles, geometric mosaics, and grand entrance archways (pishtaqs). Shah-i-Zinda Necropolis Your journey concludes at the sacred Shah-i-Zinda Complex, often referred to as the "Avenue of Mausoleums" or "Street of the Dead." This hillside necropolis houses royal tombs adorned with intricate glazed tilework, sapphire-hued mosaics, and terracotta decorations representing centuries of artistic devotion.

from $15 USD / person

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ENRUIT+8

3 Hours Max 12 guests UZ

Tashkent Walking Tour

Uncover the captivating contrast between ancient traditions and Soviet-era modernist design on a 3 to 3.5-hour walking journey through Tashkent. Your tour begins in the city's historic core at the Hazrati Imam complex, where your certified guide will share insights into the spiritual legacy of Central Asia. Right nearby, admire the impressive dome and intricate details of the Islamic Civilization Center. Step back in time as you wander along Zarkaynar Street in Old Town. Here, you'll see traditional mahalla residential streets featuring classic Uzbek mud-brick homes, carved wooden doors, and quiet courtyards. Continue to Chorsu Bozor, Tashkent’s massive blue-domed bazaar, where you can watch artisans work, sample fresh dried fruits, and absorb the bustling energy of traditional market life. Next, descend beneath the surface to explore Tashkent's famed underground art gallery—the metro system. Hop between five visually striking stations: - Chorsu station, serving the historic market district. - Alisher Navoi station, decorated with vaulted ceilings inspired by 15th-century Silk Road architecture. - Pakhtakor station, showcasing vibrant cotton-flower ceramic tile patterns. - Kosmonavtlar station, themed around space exploration with portraits of cosmonauts. - Amir Temur Hiyoboni station, located right at the modern heart of the city. Finish your tour back above ground at Amir Temur Square, dominated by the impressive equestrian statue of the medieval conqueror Amir Temur, surrounded by grand avenues and green gardens.

from $15 USD / person

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