Uzbekistan · WALKING TOURS IN BUKHARA
Good walking tours in Bukhara fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Bukhara’s ancient monuments, trading domes, mosques, and Jewish quarter with a private guide on this flexible full-day tour.
“The tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable. She speaks several languages! I saw all the important points in Bukhara in three hours.”
Explore Bukhara’s old city on a four-hour guided walk covering Lyab-i-Hauz, trading domes, Magoki Attori, and Poi Kalyan.
“Even though only myself this time, he sincerely guided me. His English and explanation were so well that I could understand history and culture in this country. I can recommend him to everyone.”
See Bukhara’s top monuments on a private walking tour with hotel pickup, flexible pacing, local guides, and practical help for $50 per person.
“Since I was travelling with my elderly mother and young child I had informed Nuriddin to pay need to that and he did. He picked us up from the hotel and since the weather was bad and even though it was a walking tour, Nuriddin booked taxiRead more”
Review of Bukhara’s 4.5-hour small-group walk, covering Silk Road domes, mosques, madrasas, guides, costs, and practical tips.
“One of the best guided tours we had in our trip in Uzbekistan. Our guide was very flexible to adapt the tour, very knowledgeable and approachable to discuss about traditions and uzbeki habits. Recommended!”
Explore Bukhara’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, bazaars, mosques, tombs, and iconic monuments with an English-speaking local guide.
“Hamza was very knowledgeable and answered all of the group's questions. His English was very good. The city tour was the right length to learn a lot of interesting facts.”
City walks, kazan kitchens, mountain mornings and long desert drives.
