Tour from Ukraine to Uzbekistan every monday.
Our tour to Uzbekistan from Ukraine offers a unique opportunity to visit Samarkand, Shakhrisabz, Bukhara and Khiva. In Samarkand, you will see the famous Registan Square, where the stunning madrassas of Ulugbek, Sherdor and Tilyakori are located. The grandiose Ak-Saray Palace awaits you in Shakhrisabz. UNESCO lists Bukhara, and its ancient mosques and madrassas will amaze you. With its fortified city of Ichan-Kala, Khiva will make you feel like you are in a fairy tale and amaze you with its architectural masterpieces.
Our tour to Uzbekistan costs only $760 per person based on a 3-star hotel based on double occupancy and $920 per person based on single occupancy. For greater comfort, we also offer a tour package with a 4-star hotel for $861 per person for double occupancy and $966 for single occupancy. The tour price to Uzbekistan includes visiting all the main attractions and accommodations, tasting traditional Uzbek cuisine with aromatic pilaf and delicious kebabs and a folklore show in Khiva.
Uzbek culture and hospitality will make your tour from Ukraine to Uzbekistan unforgettable. With our tour to Uzbekistan from Ukraine, you will see the greatness of ancient cities and their beauty, leaving unforgettable memories and vivid impressions of a tour package to Uzbekistan, which you can buy online by paying Visa and MasterCard.
Tour to Uzbekistan from Ukraine.
At 22:05, the plane will land in Samarkand from Kyiv according to the local timetable.
Meet at the airport of the city of Samarkand with a driver and transfer to the hotel.
Arrive at the hotel, check into the booked room to sleep, and relieve the fatigue of the flight.
In the morning, a buffet breakfast in the hotel restaurant.
At 09:00, meet with a guide in the hotel lobby to start a city tour of Samarkand.
A city tour of Samarkand includes visiting the following UNESCO sites; Registan Square with three incredibly beautiful madrasahs of Ulugbek, Tilya-Kori, and Sher-Dor, the Gur-Emir mausoleum, where the great commander Amir Temur rests, the Siab market, where they sell sweet fruits and delicious Samarkand bread, the most beautiful and majestic Bibi-Khanum mosque, with dizzying legends, beautiful mausoleums, and narrow winding streets, Shakhi-Zinda Ensemble. It is worth noting that the cousin of the Prophet Muhammad rests in one of the mausoleums in Shakhi-Zinda. The Mausoleum of Khoja Daniyar, where according to legends, rests a descendant of King Solomon, the biblical Prophet Daniel. The Afrosiab Museum with unique frescoes found during archaeological excavations in the Afrasiab settlement and remains of the Ulugbek observatory.
Dinner will be at the kebab house with juicy, soft kebabs of meat, chicken, and pork.
Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Check-out hotel at 09:00, meeting with the driver in the hotel's lobby for departure to Bukhara with a stop in Shakhrisabz to visit historical architectural masterpieces included in the UNESCO heritage list.
The road to Shakhrisabz will run through the picturesque Takhtakarach pass. During the trip, the driver will suggest stopping at the Sharshara (Waterfall) cafe to taste the most delicate tandoor-gusht (lamb cooked in a tandoor) with the aroma of juniper.
Arrive in Shakhrisabz at noon and meet with a local guide to visit the majestic Ak-Saray, once the residence of Amir Temur, the Dorut-Tilovat complex consisting of the tomb, a mosque, and a madrasah, the Dorus-Saodat ensemble consists of the Jahangir mausoleum and Temur's crypt.
In the late afternoon, arrival in Bukhara, accommodation in a hotel in the narrow streets of the Jewish quarter of Bukhara.
Dinner at the Lyabi-Hauz restaurant, located on the shore of an old pool with a unique Bukhara flavour.
After dinner, a walk through Bukhara will take place to see the transformation of the night city with unique drawings of architectural buildings with facade lighting.
In the morning, buffet breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
At 09:00, meet with a local guide in the hotel lobby to start a walking tour in Bukhara.
City tour of Bukhara includes a visit to the following sites under the protection of UNESCO; mausoleums Samanids and Chashma-Ayub, Ark fortress, complexes Bolo-Khauz, the ensemble Poi-Kalyan, which consists of the Kalyan minaret, the Kalyan mosque, and the Miri-Arab madrasah. Trading domes; Toki-Zargaron, Toki-Tilpak-Furushon, Toki-Saraffon. The Ulugbek madrasah, Bukhara synagogue and the ensemble-square Lyabi-Hauz, where townspeople and visiting tourists spend their free time. The Lyabi-Khauz ensemble includes the Kukeldash, Khanak, and Nadir-Divan-Begi madrasahs, as well as the monument to Khoja Nasreddin on a donkey, which according to legend, brings good luck to the person touching the ear of a copper donkey.
Dinner will take place at the Old House restaurant, located in a well-preserved old house of a Bukharian Jew.
Breakfast, meet with the guide and continue the excursion in Bukhara.
Today in the program, Chor-Minor madrasah, the symbol of Bukhara, the mausoleum of Bahauddin Naqshband, attracts Sufi pilgrims worldwide, the country palace of the last Bukhara emir Sitorai-Mokhi-Khosa and the Chor-Bakr necropolis.
After the end of the excursion in Bukhara, free time to walk through the narrow streets of Bukhara to take unforgettable photographs in memory of Bukhara.
Dinner will take place in a small but cosy house of a local Bukharian, where a unique Bukhara pilaf, Oshi-Sofi, will be prepared for dear guests.
Breakfast, check-out from the hotel, meeting with the driver at 09:00 at the hotel reception and departure to Khiva.
On the way, a stop where a breathtaking view of the Amu Darya river opens.
In the late afternoon, arrival in the long-awaited Khiva and accommodation at the hotel for a rest before dinner.
Dinner will take place on the terrace with a breathtaking view of the Itchan-Kala fortress.
Buffet breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
09:00, meet with a local guide to start a walking tour of the city of Khiva, one of the first in Central Asia to be included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The city tour program includes a visit to the following unique architectural structures of the Ichan-Kala fortress; the unfinished Kalta-Minor minaret, which is considered a symbol of tourist Khiva; the Muhammad Amin-khan madrasah, the Kunya-Ark fortress, the madrasah of Muhammad Niyaz Divanbegi, the mausoleum of Said Allauddin, the madrasah of Kozi-Kalon, the madrasah of Muhammad Rahim Khan II, the Juma mosque with 218 unique wooden columns, the Yunus Khan mosque, the Pakhlavan Mahmud mausoleum with a majestic turquoise dome, the minaret of Islam-Khoja, Ak mosque, Anush-khan baths, Ala-Kuli-khan madrasah, Tash-Khauli palace with a caravanserai and the city walls of Ichan-Kala with a length of 2.5 km.
Dinner will take place in a local restaurant with folk performances.
Breakfast, meet with the driver in the hotel lobby and transfer to Urgench airport for the flight to Samarkand. Flight HY050 fly from Urgench at 13:55 and land in Samarkand at 15:05.
Upon arrival at the airport, meet and transfer to the tourist village of Konigil, which since ancient times was famous for its picturesque nature and unique craft traditions. Acquaintance with the old method of making silk mulberry paper by hand, wood carving, natural oil extraction, and baking the famous Samarkand bread.
Then dinner will take place with artisans who will answer all questions related to the production of mulberry paper.
After a hospitable dinner, transfer to the airport for the return flight to Kyiv at 23:05.
Lowest price guarantee.
Included
- accommodation in a standard double/twin room;
- air ticket Urgench – Tashkent, economy class;
- meals according to the program (breakfast and dinner);
- all excursions according to the program, with local guides in English (if necessary, a guide provided in German, Spanish, Italian, French, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and Russian languages);
- cost of entrance tickets, according to the program;
- air-conditioned transport for excursions and all transfers;
- one bottle of mineral water (1.5 litres) per person for each tour day;
- photo & video costs during the city tour program;
- a folklore show in Khiva;
- Tourist tax;
- visa support to Uzbekistan (if necessary).
Not Included
- early check-in and late check-out from the hotels;
- personal cash expenses;
- excess baggage, which is more than 20 kg;
- travel insurance;
- visa cost to Uzbekistan.