Uzbekistan · TASHKENT TOURS
The capital is where the trip starts and where the mountains are closest. These 15 cover the bazaar and metro mornings, the plov kitchens, and the Chimgan and Charvak days that get you out of the heat by lunchtime.
Review of Tashkent’s Amirsoy, Chimgan and Charvak day trip, with mountain views, cable cars, swimming, costs, timing and practical tips.
“It was such a amazing and fun day was not expecting this much fun all credit goes to asrorbek if you guys wanna have fun in a country where you don’t know anyone book this guy and you will feel like a home”
Review of the Samarkand day tour from Tashkent by high-speed train, covering major monuments, lunch, transfers, costs, timing, and key drawbacks.
“I would like to acknowledge the owners of the tour company. The stars are solely for them. Although I did not have the best experience with my tour guide the owners made up for it and ensured my experience was memorable as they treated me to a lovely traditional meal. It was a lovely experience and a generous gesture. Thank you!”
Review of Tashkent’s $69 city tour, covering mosques, markets, museums, plov lunch, guides, timing, value, and practical drawbacks.
“I did this tour with the guide Dildora and driver Ibrahim. Both are very kind people. Dildora is cheerful and very informative, she took me to all the beautiful and historic landmarks listed in the itinerary. Since the Ensemble Hazrati ImaRead more”
Review of the private Shymkent day tour from Tashkent, including the border crossing, historic sights, museums, parks, price, and practical tips.
“The guide tour - Larisa was very good, nice, friendly, she is very fascinated about Kazakhstan and Shymkent, she recommended a lot of places and you can chose what you want to see or not to see, in which part you are interested about. The transfer trough the border is worth to see ! Highly recommended this trip !”
Explore Tashkent’s mosques, metro, Chorsu backstreets, local food, and plov with a flexible private guide in five memorable hours.
“We had a fantastic time exploring Tashkent with Shavkat. Tashkent is a beautiful and exciting city filled with ancient, Soviet and modern history around every corner. Shavkat is the perfect ambassador for his city. He is kind, thoughtful and extremely knowledgeable about Tashkent in every way. Shavkat had a great and detailed answer for every question I had. He treated me and my wife as if we were family and made sure we had an unforgettable day together. I can’t recommend Shavkat highly enough as a guide to explore Tashkent/Uzbekistan more broadly. You will be very glad you took his tour.”
See Samarkand and Bukhara by high-speed train in two intense days, with guides, transfers, major monuments, and practical value advice.
“I enjoyed the trip very much. Busy and intense as I like it. The tour was well organised - Top guides in each city and perfect timing on transfers and train rides. If you come in July you need to LOVE the heat ! 41 degres in Bukhara with not much shade and a 6hours walking tour of the city !!”
Review of Tashkent airport and train station transfers, with pricing, pickup tips, service strengths, drawbacks, and booking advice.
“They provided a great service, safely driven, helpful with bags and taken straight to the door of my hotel. They spoke great English. They were a little late but this was due to traffic caused by road works which I saw on the trip to the hotel. They were very apologetic and kept me informed”
Review of Tashkent’s private 7 to 8 hour city tour, covering historic squares, museums, Chorsu Bazaar, the metro, and Hazrati Imam.
“I enjoyed the Tashkent city tour today 9 June. My tour guide Diyor was punctual he was professional and he explained the historic side of the all the sites we visited. He also answered all my curious history questions about the country. He wRead more”
Escape Tashkent for Amirsoy, Chimgan, and Charvak on an affordable full-day mountain tour with lunch and hotel pickup.
“Beautiful scenery. A chance to hike in the mountains for optional length of time. See highlights of the city.”
Review of a six-day private Uzbekistan tour covering Tashkent, Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand with guides, hotels, trains, and tickets.
“I would highly recommend this tour. I was visiting from the UK. I was solo for this part of the trip. I think Uzbekistan would have been quite hard to navigate as a foreigner who cannot speak russian or Uzbek. Everything was organised for me wRead more”
Explore Tashkent by private car, from Hast Imam and Chorsu Bazaar to metro art, plov, Amir Temur Museum, and TV Tower views.
“I really enjoyed my tour guide Makhzuna explained Tashkent city and its history. Key highlight was the metro rides. Highly recommended!”
Review of an 8-day private Uzbekistan tour covering Tashkent, Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand with hotels, trains, guides, and tickets.
“Uzbekistan is a lovely place with friendly warm people and great historical sights Food is good ( even for vegetarians in the bigger cities) This whole tour was problem free from the time we booked and pre arrival through every day of it / greRead more”
See Bukhara’s mosques, madrassas, mausoleums, and Ark Fortress on a private day trip from Tashkent by train and plane.
“The journey never began. At 6 a.m. on the same day of the trip, I was informed on the phone that there was no room on the return flight. I was offered to return the next day, but this was impossible. The problem arises from the fact that these gentlemen book the day before, iRead more”
Review of the $40 Tashkent day trip to Amirsoy, Chimgan Mountains and Charvak Lake, with chair lifts, mountain views and practical tips.
“We had an excellent day ..it was snowing and the mountains came alive.thanks to shohruh who inspite of the rains and jams made it to amisoy after 4 attempts. Do this tour with shohruh to see this beautiful place and also the character Lake.”
Review of the Khujand day tour from Tashkent, covering border crossings, historic sights, costs, guides, visas, and practical tips.
“It is a very nice city to explore. Although unfortunately the tour bus didnt have adequat air conditioning and during summer it was very uncomfortable. Some of the most interesting places at the beginning were rushed too much. And the longest amount of time was given to the bazaar where little time was needed there. Would have been better to have extra time near the river. Overall a good experience.”
City walks, kazan kitchens, mountain mornings and long desert drives.
