Where to go on a Uzbekistan Silk Road tour?

Samarkand, one of Central Asia’s oldest continually inhabited cities, is often the first stop on any Uzbekistan Silk Road tour. It dazzles with the majestic Registan Square, the heart of the city for centuries, surrounded by ornate madrasahs with their iconic turquoise domes.

What is Uzbekistan famous for?

An area of major importance on the evocative Silk Road, the cities of Uzbekistan boast a remarkable legacy of culture, innovation, tradition and architecture.

How much does a 9 day tour to Uzbekistan cost?

These 9 days tour to Uzbekistan lets you explore all the Highlights of Uzbekistan: Khiva –the most romant... from $850 ( based on 6 person) Book Hot sales Crossroads of caravan routes of the Great Silk Road 12 days... Highlights: Tashkent – the capital of the country, the combination of the new and ancient architecture.

Where is the capital of Uzbekistan?

And then there is Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, marrying modern urban sophistication with deep historical roots. From the bustle of Chorsu Bazaar to the tranquility of the 16th-century Kukeldash Madrasah, Tashkent offers a slice of life on the Silk Road in a contemporary setting.

What to do in Uzbekistan?

Be immersed in the beauty and history of the ancient towns of Bukhara and Khiva, and discover Uzbekistan's vibrant capital, Tashkent. Authentic local experiences - including lunch at a yurt camp and dinner with a local family - add to the magic of this spellbinding central Asian country.

Did drones reveal long-hidden medieval cities in Uzbekistan?

In a groundbreaking archaeological discovery, two long-hidden medieval cities along the ancient Silk Road trade routes in the mountains of Uzbekistan have been revealed using advanced drone-based lidar technology. Composite lidar view of Tugunbulak. Credit: SAIElab/J.Berner/M.Frachetti