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Uzbekistan
Itinerary and Tour Package details
Itinerary Details
Day 1: Arrival in Tashkent - Welcome to Uzbekistan
Arrive at Tashkent International Airport, where your local representative greets you and transfers you to your hotel. Settle in and then head for a light evening city tour visiting Independence Square, Amir Timur Square, and the lively Broadway Street for local snacks and performances. Wrap up you're evening with a welcome dinner at a traditional Uzbek restaurant.
Day 2: Explore Tashkent - History, Culture & Local Life
After breakfast, set off to discover the cultural richness of Tashkent, starting with Khast Imam Complex, home to the world-famous Quran of Caliph Uthman. Visit the Chorsu Bazaar, a vibrant dome-roofed market offering spices, handicrafts, and local sweets. Later, take a ride on the Tashkent Metro, known for its elegant Soviet-era stations. Optional: Attend a local ballet performance or folk show in the evening.
Day 3: High-Speed Train to Samarkand - Jewel of the Silk Road
Post breakfast, board the Afrosiyob bullet train to Samarkand (approx. 2 hrs). On arrival, visit the magnificent Registan Square, framed by three majestic madrasahs. Marvel at the BibiKhanym Mosque and stroll through the Siab Bazaar. Later, check in to your hotel and enjoy a quiet dinner with views of lit-up monuments.
Day 4: Samarkand Sightseeing - Mausoleums & Mosaic Masterpieces
After breakfast, explore the Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum, final resting place of Tamerlane. Visit Shah-i-Zinda, a breathtaking necropolis of tile-covered tombs. In the afternoon, see the Ulugh Beg Observatory, a 15th-century marvel. End your day with some leisure time at a teahouse or try your hand at Uzbek ceramics in a local workshop.
Day 5: Drive to Bukhara - Old-World Caravan Charm
After breakfast, drive to Bukhara (approx. 4 - 5 hrs) through desert roads and scenic vistas. On arrival, begin your exploration at Lyabi-Hauz, a plaza surrounded by madrassas and mulberry trees. Enjoy a traditional folk performance over dinner and check in for a night in this atmospheric old city.
Day 6: Bukhara to Tashkent - Architecture & Souvenirs
Start your day with visits to the Ark Fortress, Kalon Minaret, and Po-i-Kalyan Complex, all brimming with Islamic architecture and Silk Road history. Then transfer to the railway station or airport for your return to Tashkent (flight/train). Upon arrival, check in and enjoy your last evening exploring or shopping at Mega Planet Mall or Alay Bazaar.
Day 7: Departure from Tashkent
After breakfast, transfer to Tashkent International Airport for your onward journey, bidding farewell to a land rich with Islamic artistry, ancient trade routes, and timeless hospitality.
Inclusions
Hotel accommodation (hotel category selectable: 3★ / 4★ / 5★)
Daily buffet breakfast
Airport pickup & drop (arrival & departure in Tashkent)
Private vehicle for all transfers & sightseeing
Entrance fees as per itinerary
Afrosiyob high-speed train Tashkent ⇄ Samarkand
Assistance by local representative
Local taxes (where applicable
Exclusions
Air tickets
Visa fees (if any)
Personal expenses (laundry, phone calls, tips)
Extra meals & beverages unless specified
Early check-in / Late check-out charges
Tourism taxes / city taxes
TCS and GST
Anything not mentioned under inclusions
Local Cuisine
Best time to visit
Best things to do
_ Veg: Pumpkin samsa, Lagman noodles (veg), Fresh plov with chickpeas
_ Non-Veg: Mutton plov, Shashlik (meat skewers), Naryn (horse meat noodles -
regional delicacy)
March to May and September to November - Pleasant weather and ideal for sightseeing
Temperature: 15'C to 30'C (spring/autumn)
_ Explore Registan Square & Shah-i-Zinda in Samarkand
_ Ride the Tashkent Metro and shop at Chorsu Bazaar
_ Discover Bukhara's Ark and Kalon Minaret
_ Enjoy Uzbek music and dance at a folk dinner
_ Shop for suzanis, carpets, ceramics, and dried fruits
Special events
Things to carry
Navruz (March 21) - Persian New Year with folk dances and festive street food
Silk & Spices Festival (May - June, Bukhara) - Celebrates traditional Uzbek crafts
and culture
Sharq Taronalari (Aug, Samarkand) - International music festival at Registan
Square
Independence Day (Sep 1) - Patriotic parades, music, and fireworks in Tashkent
_ Comfortable walking shoes
_ Modest clothing for religious sites
_ Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses
_ Local currency (Uzbekistani Som) in small denominations
_ Universal power adapter (Type C and Type F)
Faqs
Q1: Do Indians need a visa for Uzbekistan?
Yes, Indian passport holders generally require an Uzbekistan e‑Visa or visa in advance. Always check the latest government rules prior to travel.
Q2: How many countries are visa-free or visa-on-arrival for Indian passport holders?
As of 2025, Indian citizens enjoy access to around 60+ countries visa‑free or on arrival, including Nepal, Bhutan, Mauritius, Indonesia, Maldives (not specific to Uzbekistan route).
Q3: Can I extend this 7‑day itinerary or add other Silk Road cities?
Yes — you can include Khiva, Nukus, Fergana Valley, or add days to deepen exploration.
Q4: What is the child policy?
Children under ~5 years often travel free (sharing parents’ bed). Children aged 5–12 may require child‑rate supplements for lodging and transport.
Q5: Is there a supplement for solo travelers?
Yes — a single traveler supplement applies for solo occupancy. Contact us for pricing.
Q6: What’s your cancellation policy?
Free cancellation up to 30 days before departure. After that, fees apply based on booked services.
Q7: Is travel insurance included?
No, travel insurance is not included by default. We strongly recommend adding it.
Q8: What are the payment terms?
A 30% advance deposit is required at booking. The balance is due 15 days before departure.
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