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Uzbekistan
Itinerary and Tour Package details
Itinerary Details
Day 1: Arrival in Tashkent - Uzbekistan's Vibrant Capital
Arrive at Tashkent International Airport and transfer to your hotel. Settle in and then head for a light city orientation visiting Amir Timur Square , Broadway Street , and Independence Square . Walk through Sayilgoh Street , lined with boutiques and food stalls, before enjoying a welcome dinner of Uzbek classics like plov and samsa .
Day 2: Tashkent Sightseeing - History & Heritage
Begin the day with a visit to the Khast Imam Complex , where the famous Uthman Quran is preserved. Explore the bustling Chorsu Bazaar , rich in spices and handicrafts. Then, take a ride on the Tashkent Metro , with its museum -like stations. Optional: visit the Museum of Applied Arts or enjoy a cultural dance p erformance in the evening.
Day 3: Flight to Bishkek - Gateway to Kyrgyzstan
After breakfast, board your flight to Bishkek , the charming capital of Kyrgyzstan (approx. 1.5 hr). Upon arrival, check in and relax. In the evening, explore Ala-Too Square , the n ational flag monument, and the famous Oak Park . Enjoy a peaceful dinner with views of the snow -draped Tien Shan Mountains .
Day 4: Bishkek Day Trip - Mountain Beauty & Nomadic Vibes
Today, head out for an excursion to Ala Archa National Park, just an hour from Bishkek, where you can enjoy light trekking or simply soak in alpine views. Later, visit the Osh Bazaar for souvenirs like felt hats (kalpak), dried fruits, and Kyrgyz crafts. Optional: Attend a local folklore performance with nomadic music and costumes.
Day 5: Drive to Almaty - Into the Heart of Kazakhstan
After breakfast, take a scenic drive (approx. 4 hrs) across the border to Almaty, Kazakhstan's former capital. On arrival, check in and then visit Panfilov Park, Zenkov Cathedral, and the Green Bazaar. Take a cable car ride up to Kok-Tobe Hill for panoramic views and dinner with a backdrop of city lights and mountains.
Day 6: Almaty Highlights - Nature & Culture Blend
Begin your day with a trip to Shymbulak Ski Resort and Medeu Ice Skating Rink, both located in the scenic Ile-Alatau National Park. Return to the city for a visit to Republic Square, Central Mosque, and Kazakh Museum of Folk Musical Instruments. Try a hearty Kazakh meal featuring beshbarmak and kumis (fermented mare's milk) if adventurous!
Day 7: Return to Tashkent - One Last Look
After breakfast, fly or drive back to Tashkent. Once you arrive, enjoy your final evening with optional shopping at Alay Bazaar or a walk in Navoi Park. Have a farewell dinner with a mix of Uzbek, Kyrgyz, and Kazakh dishes to celebrate your multi-country journey.
Day 8: Departure from Tashkent
After breakfast, check out and transfer to Tashkent International Airport for your flight home, taking with your memories of Central Asia's cultural tapestry and natural beauty.
Inclusions
Hotel accommodation (hotel category selectable: 3★ / 4★ / 5★)
Daily buffet breakfast
Airport pickup & drop in Tashkent & final departure
Sightseeing by private vehicle / coach
Entrance fees as per itinerary
Assistance by local representative
Local taxes (where applicable)
Exclusions
Air tickets
Visa fees (if any)
Personal expenses (laundry, phone calls, tips, optional activities)
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: Uzbek manti, Kyrgyz lagman, Kazakh baursak
_ Non-Veg: Beshbarmak (Kazakhstan), Shashlik (Kyrgyzstan), Plov (Uzbekistan)
April to June and September to October - Cool weather, great for mountains and cities
Temperature : 12'C to 28'C across regions
_ Explore three cultures: Uzbek, Kyrgyz & Kazakh
_ Hike in Ala Archa & ride a cable car in Kok-Tobe
_ Visit vibrant bazaars in all three cities
_ Enjoy metro rides, mountain views & cityscapes
_ Discover nomadic traditions and Central Asian hospitality
Special events
Things to carry
Navruz (Mar 21) - Celebrated in all three countries with street food, music, and
dance
World Nomad Games (Sep, Kyrgyzstan) - Displays nomadic sports and culture
(held biennially)
Almaty Apple Festival (Sep) - Celebrating the city's name origin with art and apples
Tashkent Spring Festival (Apr) - Traditional Uzbek performances and crafts
_ Layered clothing for changing altitudes
_ Passport & visa documents for border crossings
_ Hiking shoes for national parks
_ Sunglasses, sunscreen, and refillable water bottle
_ Currency (Uzbekistani Som, Kyrgyz Som, Kazakh Tenge)
Faqs
Q1: Do Indians need visas for Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan?
Kazakhstan: Yes, but Indian citizens may enter visa‑free for up to 14 days per visit, within a 42‑day window in every 180 days.
Kyrgyzstan: Indian nationals must obtain a visa ahead (e‑visa or tourist visa).
Uzbekistan: Visa rules are stricter; Indian passport holders generally need a visa; check latest e‑visa or consular requirements.
Q2: How many countries are visa‑free or visa‑on‑arrival for Indian passport holders?
As of 2025, Indians enjoy access to about 57 countries visa‑free or with visa‑on‑arrival.
Q3: Can I customize this 8‑day itinerary or add more destinations?
Yes — you may extend stays in Tashkent, add more time in nature around Bishkek, or include destinations like Samarkand (Uzbekistan) or Issyk‑Kul (Kyrgyzstan).
Q4: What is the child policy?
Children under ~5 years often travel free when sharing a bed. Ages 5–12 may require a supplement for bed, meals, and transport.
Q5: Is there a single traveler supplement?
Yes — a single occupancy supplement applies for solo travelers. Contact us for details.
Q6: What is the cancellation policy?
Free cancellation allowed up to 30 days before departure. After that, cancellation charges apply per service booked.
Q7: Is travel insurance included?
No — travel insurance is not included by default, but strongly recommended.
Q8: What are the payment terms?
A 50% advance is required at booking; the remaining balance is typically due 20 days before departure.
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