In 1991 Uzbekistan
emerged as a sovereign country after more than a century of Russian
rule. Positioned on the ancient Great Silk Road between Europe and
Asia, majestic cities such as Bukhara and Samarkand, famed for their
architectural opulence, once flourished as trade and cultural
centres.
The capital Tashkent is the most cosmopolitan city in Uzbekistan,
noted for its tree lined streets, numerous fountains, and parks.
Uzbekistan has a wealth of history and sights for all visitors from
the Kyzyl Kum Desert to the historical influences of the Silk Road
which made this Central Asian region a major centre for trade and a
melting pot of nations.
This tour gives a unique
chance to discover some of the more spectacular mountain scenery of
the western
Today Uzbekistan with its
numerous ancient monuments, rich nature, and the present-day
rapid progress attracts
All branches of the Great Silk Road,
which led to Eastern Turkestan and China, India and South Caucasus,
Iran and Byzantium
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£1975 per person
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£893 per person
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£1399 per person
Highlights
Our Recommendations
Explore the historic
citadel of Khiva
Journey along the
ancient Silk Road from Bukhara to Samarkand
Enjoy traditional
hospitality and dinner with an Uzbek family
For many first time visitors their first experience of Tashkent
will always remain memorable and instills a strong desire to
explore more deeply into the country and culture. That’s why we
would recommend the Samarkand and Kyzyl Kum Desert tour.
Immersing you in the history and culture of this ancient country
while maintaining the modern day comforts of the specially
selected accommodation. Great care has been taken choosing local
restaurants to the point the food along the way is prepared
using bottled water, scrutinized by our ground agents.
