Uzbekistan 4 in 1 Trip: Tashkent, Samarkand, Gijduvan, and Bukhara
About this experience
Immerse yourself in the culture of the ancient Central Asian country - Uzbekistan. Magnificent architectural ensembles, friendly people, and sunshine await you in Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara. We will walk a lot and explore the most interesting and sometimes not very popular places in these cities. Visit bazaars, admire mosques and madrasas, and try traditional dishes. An enjoyable addition will be getting acquainted with the art of pottery in the city of Gijduvan.
Organizational Details
By agreement, you make a prepayment of 30%. The remainder of the tour amount is paid in cash on the spot on the day the program starts.
List of things to bring:
T-shirts/blouses with short and long sleeves;
Loose shorts;
Jeans or trousers; for ladies - skirts, sundresses;
Thin sweater;
Windbreaker/blazer;
Light scarf (you can buy a local one made of cotton or silk);
Light headwear;
Sunglasses (and sunscreen);
Footwear (comfortable and practical, with a sturdy sole and no high heels, as sightseeing tours involve long walks. Sandals and lightweight sneakers will be suitable.
A small backpack or shoulder bag for documents, cash, and a water bottle.
Documents:
For citizens of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, and Moldova, a visa-free entry to Uzbekistan for up to 60 days is established.
For citizens of more than 70 other countries, including Ukraine, Israel, Latvia, Lithuania, Tajikistan, Turkey, Czech Republic, and Estonia, a visa-free entry for up to 30 days is established.
Entry to Uzbekistan is made with a passport.
For entry, a child's passport or a parent's passport with information about the child (up to 14 years) is required. Children under 16 are exempt from filling out an arrival customs declaration at the airport and obtaining temporary registration in Uzbekistan.
Medical insurance must be arranged in advance before entering the country. A medical insurance policy for at least $30,000 must cover, among other things, expenses for COVID-19 treatment.
Organization:
We do not recommend taking children under 12 years old on a group tour, as the travel pace is quite high, excursions are intense, and the material presentation is designed for an adult audience. In addition, children can delay the entire group, disrupting the scheduled excursion schedule.
For traveling with young children, we recommend an individual format and will be happy to arrange a route that will be interesting to all family members. Moreover, individual excursions can be adjusted on the spot.
To obtain a tourist SIM card, you need to contact the tourist information desk staff, present a passport with a stamp of arrival in Uzbekistan, choose a tariff plan, and make a payment for it. Tourist SIM cards are also sold at the central railway station in Tashkent, at the offices of mobile operators, at the 'International Hotel Tashkent,' and at the 'Saehat' hotels.
