Samarkand
4 experiences · from 85,000 soʻm
The jewel of the Silk Road, home to the turquoise domes of Registan Square.
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4 experiences · from 85,000 soʻm
The jewel of the Silk Road, home to the turquoise domes of Registan Square.
3 experiences · from 95,000 soʻm
A living museum-city of madrasas, minarets, and centuries-old trading domes.
3 experiences · from 80,000 soʻm
A fortified desert city where the entire walled inner town is a UNESCO site.
5 experiences · from 110,000 soʻm
Desert camps, camel treks, and the surprising blue of man-made Lake Aydarkul.
Uzbekistan's modern capital, blending Soviet-era metro art with a rebuilt old town.
Alpine trekking and cable cars an hour outside the capital.
The country's craft heartland — ceramics, silk, and family-run kitchens.
A stranded ship graveyard marking one of the world's starkest environmental stories.
Parks, museums and places to eat. No booking needed; check the hours before you go.
Tashkent
Samarkand
Tashkent
Open: 9:00 - 22:00Entry: 60,000 sum (Local adults for 2 hours) 120,000 sum (Local adults for whole day) 25$ + 10$ for extra services (Tourists)
Tashkent
Open: 7:00 - 22:00 (Every 30 minutes)Entry: 200,000 sums (Tourists) 125,000 sums (above 12 years for locals) 75,000 sums (Senior for locals)
Tashkent
Open: Monday–Thursday: 10:00–23:00; Friday–Sunday: 10:00–00:00.Entry: 230,000 sum