Uzbekistan itineraries
Starting points, not fixed departures. Tell us which one is closest and we change the rest.
Classic Uzbekistan in 10 days: Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva
The four cities, in the order that works, linked by the high-speed train where it runs and by a desert road where it does…
Uzbekistan with children in 10 days: trains, a yurt and a potter’s wheel
Uzbekistan works better with children than most people assume. The distances are covered by fast trains rather than long drives, which children like. The…
Uzbekistan adventure in 12 days: Nuratau, yurts and the Aral road
Most Uzbekistan itineraries are four cities and a train. This one uses the cities as punctuation and spends the rest of the time in…
Romantic Uzbekistan in 9 days: three bases and one night under canvas
Uzbekistan is not an obvious choice for a trip like this, and it should be. The old towns of Samarkand and Bukhara are walkable,…
Craft and culture in Uzbekistan: 12 days of ceramics, silk and suzani
Uzbekistan has one of the strongest living craft traditions in Asia, and unlike almost everywhere else it survived the twentieth century. Soviet policy industrialised…
Boutique Uzbekistan in 10 days: courtyards, caravanserai and cool rooms
Something interesting has happened to Uzbek hotels in the last decade. A generation of small operators has taken over merchant houses, caravanserai and disused…
The Silk Road in 14 days: four cities, the Fergana valley and a yurt
Two weeks is where Uzbekistan stops being four monuments and starts being a country. The extra four days over the classic route buy three…
Uzbekistan in 21 days, with Kyrgyzstan or Turkmenistan
Three weeks is enough to do Uzbekistan thoroughly and add a second country. Which second country is a real decision rather than a preference,…
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