Uzbekistan Tour Packages

With our Uzbekistan tour packages, tourists get a chance to experience the breath-taking mixture of unique culture, artefacts, and natural beauty.

Even though the tourism industry has not fully geared up in Uzbekistan yet, in a decade or so, Uzbekistan is looking forward to getting their name in the list of the popular tourist destination of the world with its storied history and unique culture. The colorful and distinctive culture of Uzbekistan is slowly starting to gain the attention of international tourists, and the country is seeing an increasing number of tourists every year. It took over a millennium for the cultures in the country to form and become what it is today.

Gaining popularity through traditional music, dance, fine art, language and cuisine, Uzbekistan has a lot to offer to the world. With our Uzbekistan holiday packages, get ready to explore and be amazed by the traditions and diverse culture Uzbekistan has to offer.

Places to Visit with Uzbekistan Tour Packages

• Samarkand: “Samarkand – Crossroad of Cultures" is the best way to describe this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The beautiful city of mesmerizing Samarkand has mosques and mausoleums depicting the story of century-old traditions. It's on the famous Silk Road, the trade route linking China and the Mediterranean. Registan square, the Bibi Khanum and Gur Emir Mausoleums, the Shahi-Zinda complex, Afrosiab and the Ulughbek Observatory are only a few of the sites that you wouldn't want to miss while in Samarkand.
• Tashkent: Tashkent literally translates to "Stone City," was built in as early as 5th to 3rd Century B.C. This city was severely damaged in 1966 in an earthquake when most of the historical monuments came crashing down into rubbles. Now the city is a modern hub with sky-high glass buildings, a wide variety of restaurants and shopping hubs.
• Shahrisabz: It is a small town in the south of Samarkand. This town is full of historical monuments, mosques, palace complex and statues. It is also said to be the birthplace of medieval conqueror Amir Temur.
• Fergana Valley: The Fergana Valley is shared by the residents of Uzbekistan, southern Kyrgyzstan, and northern Tajikistan. Apart from its unique and master craftsmanship, Fergana Valley has many tourist attraction spots such as Kumtepa Bazaar, Yodgorlik Silk Factory, age-old palaces, and museums.
• Khiva: Khiva was the first UNESCO Wolrd Heritage Site in Uzbekistan. The architecture and buildings of this city are the most peculiar and very interesting. The minaret, museums, mosques, city walls, you cannot miss a single thing out while you are on a trip to Khiva. This city is so well preserved with his historic monuments that it is often criticized as a ‘museum city.'

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