Uzbekistan tours welcome you to explore ancient cities along the Silk Road - Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva and others.
You will be enlightened with the rich history, culture and architecture listed by the UNESCO World Heritage: Ichan-Qala fortress, historic center of Bukhara, Registan square, the heart of ancient Samarkand where little has changed over centuries, and many more.
Nukus awaits you with ‘one of the best museums in the world’ as the Guardian, the British Press, reviews.
Uzbekistan tours offer wide variety of activities: riding a camel in the Kyzylkum desert and staying in a nomadic yurt, tasting (and cooking, if you wish) the most delicious pilaf; exploring traditional hand-made silk production in Marghilan.
If you prefer an active holiday look for the mountain resorts of Chimgan and Beldersay. Aral tour is a lifetime experience for adventure seekers and photography trips.
Ecotourism opportunities of the Nurata mountains, where visitors experience everyday life of locals and enjoy virgin nature, add value to Uzbekistan sustainable tourism development. For those who are looking for extraordinary feelings remote Karakalpakstan (autonomous republic in the west of Uzbekistan) with disappearing Aral Sea, cemetery of ships would be a lifetime experience.
Fergana valley is an epicenter of artisans where masters of embroidery, pottery, carpet weaving; blacksmithing and many others have been keeping traditions in sixth or seventh generation in a row.
Tashkent, usually the first introductory destination of Uzbekistan, is a well balanced blend of ancient oriental heritage and a modern city with huge variety of restaurants and cuisines that could cater for any taste.
Uzbekistan tours are not only about sightseeing, delish local food and hospitable people are the most vivid impressions, that tourists recall in the first place.
Explore exotics of modern East, ancient history, mesmerizing medieval architecture, ingenious applied arts, Uzbek hospitality, yummy pilau and crispy bread, abundance of natural delicious vegetables and fruits grown under generous sun with Uzbekistan tours. By the time you take a flight back, you will have an extra baggage of positive and unforgettable impressions!
Small Group Uzbekistan Tours 2017
Join small group tours to explore Uzbekistan, its historical cities, eastern hospitality and delicious cuisine. Scheduled dates in 2017 and fixed prices will cut your costs, and a group journey will broaden your network.
- Small Group Uzbekistan Tours
- Silk & Spice Festival Tour
- Navruz Group Tour 2018 in Uzbekistan
- Central Asia Small Group Tours.
Uzbekistan Cultural Tours
Explore local culture and traditions of Uzbek people and discover ancient cities of Uzbekistan with private tours tailored to your interests and schedule. Enjoy hospitable culture, medieval architecture and delicious cuisine.
- Day Tour to Samarkand from Tashkent
- Bukhara and Samarkand (Uz-1)
- Fascinating East (Uz-2)
- World of Eastern Fantasy (Uz-3)
Uzbekistan Religious Tours
Uzbekistan religious tours itinerary include but not limited to Buddhist monasteries, monuments of Zoroastrian culture, Sufi medieval mansions, the most ancient Islamic architecture and sanctuaries in Central Asia.
- Sufi Tour in Uzbekistan
- Zoroastrianism and Buddhism Tour
- Uzbekistan Pilgrimage Tour
Central Asia Tours
Explore Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan in one go or combine in a way you would like. We will gladly arrange your tailored Central Asia tour or offer to join groups gathering from all parts of the world.
- Central Asia Small Group Tour
- Mystical Asia
- Central Asia Destinations
- 5 Stans Tour
Uzbekistan Mountain Tours
Experience bewitching canyons, breathtaking view of waterfalls and spacious meadows followed by rock carvings, mountain hiking and night camp fire. No matter which Mountain tour you choose, it will be an unforgettable adventure!
- Gulkam canyon
- Gulkam canyon - 2
- Beldersay Ring
- Beldersay Ring-2
Uzbekistan Weekend Tours
If you happen to stay in Uzbekistan at weekends, then you will have a great time by choosing any of the weekend tours, which guarantee both interesting excursion and active holiday.
- Two-day Khiva Tour
- Two-day Bukhara & Samarkand Tour
- Two-day Samarkand Tour
- Aydarkul and Sarmishsay Tour
Uzbekistan Adventure Tours
Off the beaten track adventure tours offer mountain climbing, camping and hiking, jeep-safari or a beach break on the shore of the Charvak water reservoir. Book an adventure tour in Uzbekistan and enjoy your active vacation.
- Aral Sea Tour
- Aral Sea Tour 2
- Tour to Aydarkul Lake
- Nurata Mountains and Aydarkul Lake Tour
Train Tours in Uzbekistan
Train travel allows to enjoy scenery, to reach far cities hardly available in a taxi or to get to close cities in a short time at a fair charge. Explore ancient cities that were a major stopovers on the Great Silk Road in the past.
Day Tour to Samarkand
- Uz-1 Train Tour
- Uz-2 Train Tour
- Uz-3 Train Tour
City Tours in Uzbekistan
Guided City Tours in the cities of Uzbekistan. Short day trips and excursions in Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva. Visit interesting places and main attractions of each city.
- Samarkand City Tour
- Bukhara City Tour
- Khiva City Tour
- Tashkent City Tour
Uzbekistan Extension Tours
Extension tours are add-ons to your main itinerary in Uzbekistan. Tour programs cover interesting sites that are not included in standard tour programs and include trips to mountains and petroglyphs and Aral Sea.
- Tour to Kunya-Urgench (from Khiva),
- Turkmenistan Tour to Khujand,
- TajikistanTour to Fergana Valley
- Tour to Termez
Uzbekistan-Kyrgyzstan Tours
Fascinating tour into two countries of Central Asia where you can see monuments of Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva in Uzbekistan, as well as traveling along the picturesque valleys of Kyrgyzstan surrounded by snow-capped mountains of Tyan-Shan.
- Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan Tour 1
- Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan Tour 2
- Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan Tour 3
Uzbekistan-Turkmenistan Tours
Indulge in the world of Central Asian deserts where cities of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan: Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, Kunya-Urgench, Ashgabad, Mary and others have hidden as oases.
- Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Tour - 1
- Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Tour - 2
- Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Tour - 3
Uzbekistan-Tajikistan Tours
For the weekend you can take a trip to two neighboring countries of Central Asia: Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
- Tour to Khujand
- Uzbekistan Tajikistan Tour - 1
- Uzbekistan Tajikistan Tour - 2
Uzbekistan Special Interest Tours
Uzbekistan special interest tours are a wonderful opportunity to explore the wonderful world of memorable discoveries and adventures. Archaeological, astronomical, gastronomical tours are not even the complete list of reasons why you need to return here again and again.
- Archaeological Tour
- Astronomical Tour
- Uzbekistan Food Tour
- Uzbekistan Family Tour Package
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Tuesday, 9 May 2017
Tuesday, 15 December 2015
UZBEKISTAN: Uzbekistan’s Tourism Industry Welcomes Boost
As many as 950,700 foreign tourists have visited Uzbekistan over the first half of the current year, which is 7 percent more than in the same period of 2014.
The national tourism company, Uzbektourism, praised the growth of the tourism industry over the first half of the current year in Tashkent, during an interview in anticipation of the 21st Tashkent International Tourism Fair, with this year’s theme "Tourism on the Silk Road".
The exports of tourist services increased by 13.6 percent up to $550.5 million.
Currently, as many as 731 tour operators and 548 hotels successfully operate in the country.
In 2014, 1.94 million foreign visitors travelled to the country, while tourism services brought in $1.056 billion.
The 21st Tashkent International Tourism Fair "Tourism on the Silk Road" was held in Tashkent on October 6-8, 2015.
Thousands of professionals from Uzbekistan and all over the world gathered in one place to promote tourist products and establish business contacts.
The fair allows the world’s leading experts to share their experiences, discuss topical tourism issues, present new opportunities, and participate in research programs at the Fair.
Leading experts announced pricing, discussed new tourism trends, and unveiled new destinations.
Earlier, the travel and tourism industry was neglected in Uzbekistan. There have, however, been many changes since the country gained independence.
The first change came with the creation of the National Company Uzbektourism, which was founded under an executive order in 1992.
The direct contribution of travel and tourism to the GDP in 2014 stood at 0.9 percent. It is forecast to increase by 3.9 percent in 2015.
This primarily reflects the economic activity generated by industries such as hotels, travel agents, airlines and other passenger transportation services.
The direct contribution of travel and tourism to the GDP is expected to grow by 6.1 percent (0.9 percent of GDP) by 2025.
Tourism in Uzbekistan is traditionally associated with the cities of Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva --objects of the UNESCO World Heritage.
There are many types of tourism being offered in Uzbekistan: historical and cultural tourism, ethnic tourism, adventure tourism, ecological tourism and health tourism.
UZBEKITAN: Reportage on “Sharq Taronalari” On Euronews
In addition, the message mentions that Euronews has launched 30-second advertising video, which demonstrates sights of Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva, the main touristic cities of Uzbekistan.
Grandiose musical show “Sharq taronalari” is held every two years in Samarkand. It is one of the most grand cultural events in the Central Asian region.
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