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Uzbekistan Archaeological Tour Uzbekistan’s long history is well represented in its many historical monuments and archaeological sites. From the ancient sites in Tashkent to the untouched rural traditions of the Nurata Mountains, this tour criss-crosses not only the territory of Uzbekistan itself, but also time periods and fields of study. Walk among the remains of Buddhist temples in Fergana and Termez, climb Zoroastrian fortresses near Khiva, and see the main archaeological sites of Uzbekistan’s biggest cities. The Uzbekistan Archaeological Tour is the best tour for getting to know this country, past and present. The great age of the city is designated by artifacts found on the sites of excavations. Traces of ancient settlements can border with urban new buildings and be just a clay pile for uninitiated. But it takes only to dig deeply (literally) and you may “hear voices” of millennium-old history. Tashkent has preserved some sites of ancient settlements: Aktepa, Ming...

Uzbekistan Family Tour The Uzbekistan Family Tour combines three ancient cities - Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara - with interactive museums, amusement parks, crafts classes, and performances that are interesting for children. The Polytechnic Museum in Tashkent is a favorite for its science-based exhibits, while Samarkand hosts masterclasses in papermaking and cooking traditional pilaf. Enjoy a ceramics class and a puppet performance in Bukhara, before returning back to Tashkent. Combining visits to historical places with an active cultural program, this is the best tour for keeping busy while also fully immersing yourself and your family in the life of Uzbekistan. The history of Tashkent totals more than 2500. The history of the city began from the small settlement of juice (the VI-III centuries BC) assume. For the long history the city was called differently – as Euny, Chach, Shash-Tep, Binkent, Tashkent. In the I-IV centuries Chach was a part of the Kushansky ...

Uzbekistan Astronomical Tour Take a magical journey to the stars with the Uzbekistan Astronomical Tour. Start with the Tashkent Planetarium and the Museum of Astronomy, and learn about the modern astronomical activities of Uzbekistan. Day two is a trip to Samarkand, and a dive into the history of astronomy in Central Asia. Though the tour visits many of the main sights in Samarkand (including Registan Square and Bibi Khanum Mosque), the center of the tour is Ulugbek’s Observatory, which was one of the most important observatories of the day, and made a number of important discoveries and calculations. Finish up the tour with a walk through the museum at the observatory and visit a shop that shows traditional textiles with patterns that are tied to the space and galaxies. The Astronomical Tour is the best tour to discover Uzbekistan’s long scientific heritage and visit the places and people that made it all happen. Tashkent is one of the oldest cities on the Great Silk Ro...

Tashkent museums tour Explore the cultural and literary history of Uzbekistan with the Tashkent House Museum Tour. This tour will take you to the houses of prominent writers, painters, dancers, composers and musicians of the past century, and will let their houses tell you far more than books and images can communicate. This tour can be customized to your interests from the list of house museums below. Hidden in the center of Tashkent, not far from a vibrant road behind residential houses and business centers, there is a museum, dedicated to one of the outstanding women of Uzbekistan – Tamara Khanum. The house museum, found in the street named after this great singer and dancer, is the place, where she spent the last years of her life. Tamara Khanum was born in 1906 in Fergana Valley. Her real family name is Petrosyan, she is an Armenian by origin. All her biography is steeped in love of stage, where she first appeared at the age of 13. She graduated from Moscow theater s...

Tashkent Layover Tour Book the Tashkent Layover Tour to make the most of a few hours in the capital of Uzbekistan. This transit tour touches the top tourist sights: Khast-Imam Complex, where one of the oldest Qurans in the world is kept; Chorsu Bazaar, a vital hub and trading post; and the Tashkent Metro, the oldest in Central Asia. Enjoy lunch in a local restaurant, strolls through some of the biggest squares in Tashkent, and finish your tour back at the airport. Bazaar is the heart of every oriental city, the center of public life, breadwinner of the whole city. Since the dawn of time bazaars appeared on the intersections of trade roads, on big squares of cities. They played role of main places of the city, where merchants, traders and common people gathered to discuss important news, to know prices, to have a rest in cozy choykhana (Uzbek café) eating pilaf and drinking green tea. Also bazaars were the places of main entertaining events of the city – theatrical perform...

Uzbekistan Tours     Uzbekistan Tours 2020-2021 Welcome to Uzbekistan Tours! Discover the great history and incredible heritage of Uzbekistan. Visit the ancient cities of Uzbekistan – Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent with our special Uzbekistan tour packages. Explore Uzbekistan’s culture and traditions and enjoy the hospitality of local people. Samarkand Tours Operator offers Private Tours to Uzbekistan’s most popular local destinations and attractions. Our company provides a wide range of unique Uzbekistan tour packages. We will adjust the tour program to your ideas, interest and time. Private guiding is available in English, Russian, French and Spanish languages. We created a special custom tours  and holiday packages in Uzbekistan according to your wishes and preferences. Our team has a long-year experience in organizing tours to Uzbekistan depending on the individual preferences and tour budget. Whatever may be you plan to travel to Uzbekistan, w...

Tour to Urgut For a day-tour of something different, try this trip out of Samarkand. The first stop is in the small town of Urgut, where you’ll visit Chor-Chinor, an old garden of sycamore trees (some of which are almost a thousand years old), and a bazaar where you can find antique crafts. Return back to Samarkand to tour the Silk Carpet Factory, where you can learn how carpets are made and even buy one for yourself. There are magic, even mystical, places around the world surrounded by ancient legends and stories. Moreover, they are surrounded by facts, and the modern science is still trying to find explanation to it. One of these places is a sycamore garden Chor-Chinor, translated from Tajik as ‘four sycamore trees’, located in a small ancient city of Urgut, only 50 km to the south-east of Samarkand. The place outstands with unusual sycamores, the age of the oldest one is more than 1160 years, and the youngest one is 600 years old. It is to mention a giant tree, a real t...