Private Tour to Uzbekistan (Custom Itinerary)

Herat of the Silk Road

Embark on a private, customizable tour of Uzbekistan, the heart of the ancient Silk Road. This journey is designed to suit your preferences, allowing you to explore the country’s rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture at your own pace.

Capital

Your adventure begins in Tashkent, the modern capital that offers a perfect blend of old and new. Explore its ancient mosques, bustling bazaars, and Soviet-era monuments. The Khast Imam Complex, home to the world’s oldest Quran, is a must-see. A stroll through Chorsu Bazaar will give you a taste of local life and an opportunity to shop for souvenirs.

Historical Hub

Next, head to Samarkand, a city that epitomizes the grandeur of the Silk Road. Registan Square, with its three magnificent madrasahs, is a sight to behold. The city’s rich history unfolds as you visit Gur-e-Amir, Shah-i-Zinda, and the ancient observatory of Ulugh Beg. Each site tells a story of the city’s importance as a cultural and scientific hub.

Museum of Buhhara

In Bukhara, step into a living museum. The city is packed with historical landmarks, including the Poi Kalyan minaret, which has stood tall for nearly a thousand years. The Ark of Bukhara and the stunning Lyabi-Hauz complex offer a glimpse into the city’s past as a major Silk Road trading post.

Frozen time city

The journey continues to Khiva, a city that feels frozen in time. Within the walls of Itchan Kala, explore the intricately decorated mosques, minarets, and palaces. The city’s unique architecture and serene atmosphere make it a highlight of any Uzbekistan tour.

The famous valley of Uzbekistan

For those seeking a deeper connection to local traditions, the Fergana Valley is a must-visit. This region is renowned for its artisans, including ceramicists in Rishtan and silk weavers in Margilan. Meet the craftsmen, learn about their techniques, and take home authentic, handmade souvenirs.

Local food

Uzbekistan’s cuisine is a highlight of any visit. From the flavorful plov (a rice dish with meat and vegetables) to the savory samsa (meat-filled pastries) and freshly baked bread, the country offers a rich culinary experience. Don’t forget to try lagman, a hearty noodle dish, or shashlik, skewered and grilled meat served with onions. Each meal reflects the country’s diverse cultural influences.

Uzbek souvenirs 

Shopping in Uzbekistan is a delightful experience, especially for those who appreciate traditional craftsmanship. The bustling bazaars and artisan workshops are filled with treasures, including handwoven silk, intricate ceramics, carved woodwork, and vibrant textiles. Visit Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent or the markets in Bukhara and Khiva for authentic souvenirs that capture the spirit of the Silk Road.

Travel paradise

Throughout your journey, enjoy the convenience of private transportation, expert guidance, and handpicked accommodations. Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with a group, this private tour offers the flexibility to focus on what interests you most, from history and culture to art and cuisine.