Reminders and recommendations for traveling to Uzbekistan.
To travel to Uzbekistan and the countries of Central Asia, you need to take the following:
- A voucher was issued according to the concluded contract for tourist services.
- Passport.
- Insurance policy.
- Medicines if you suffer from chronic diseases.
- A doctor's note if you take medications containing psychotropic substances and precursors.
- A raincoat or umbrella in case of rain. A sun-protection hat or cap. Protective creams from ultraviolet radiation.
- Preferred drinks.
- In terms of clothing, we recommend bringing jeans, sportswear, seasonal clothing, woollen socks, T-shirts, shorts, and trainers, and for women, a pair of long skirts and scarves.
- Video Camera and a photo camera for shooting historical objects, people leading a simple lifestyle, and beautiful places in Uzbekistan.
- Money for souvenirs; in all cities of Uzbekistan, you can buy books, postcards, photographs, local souvenirs, alcoholic beverages, confectionery, and local textiles.
- Those sensitive to gluten recommended bringing gluten-free foods with you on your trip to Uzbekistan, as there are very few gluten-free foods in Uzbekistan.
- During the journey on transport, every 3-4 hours makes technical stops, the duration of which is set by the group leader (or guide). Please strictly observe the time allowed for the stop and do not delay the departure of all travellers because these delays can significantly reduce the time allowed for the excursion program.
- While driving in transport, it is not allowed to walk around the cabin.
- Forbidden to distract drivers during the trip, recommended to resolve any issues with the help of an accompanying guide.
- It is allowed to ask for an emergency stop if necessary.
- Smoking on transport is strictly prohibited.
- The exact place and time of the beginning of the excursion will be shown in the issued voucher or informed in advance daily by the guide or driver.
- A late start of the excursion can lead to a reduction in the excursion program and, in some cases, to the cancellation of visits to planned sites.
- The guide leading the excursion program announces the time allotted for visiting each object. We kindly ask you to strictly observe the time allotted for visiting a specific thing of the visit.
- When visiting active mosques, women must wear a headscarf or headdress on their heads, and clothing must cover their shoulders and knees.
- Men and women recommended taking off their shoes when entering the mosques.
- It is forbidden to be drunk, run, talk loudly, or take pictures in some historical sites.
- If you doubt something, ask the guide for help or call +998 90 922 30.
- Check-in to hotels, hostels, guest houses, yurt camps, and Airbnb is based on a passport. So please do not forget your travel document (passport) at home and a hotel before leaving.
- In the hotel bathroom, turn on the water and wait until hot water comes out of the faucet. In the absence of hot water, we recommend contacting the hotel.
- Before leaving the room, take the suitcases out into the corridor, double-check the room, and make sure everything is packed in the bags and nothing is forgotten.
- The room keys are returned to the front desk upon check-out from the hotel.
- Bags and wallets should be left in the hotel safe or worn on the arm, not on the shoulder.
- It is advisable to keep your passport separate from money; try not to carry it with you, preferring to keep it in the hotel safe.
- Do not leave valuables, handbags, or photo and video equipment insight on the bus.
- Do not leave things unattended when visiting sightseeing sites.
- Do not take anything from strangers, even people you know, for transportation at the airport.
- If you get lost, do not hesitate to ask passers-by for help.
