Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan tour package for explorers

Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan tour package is the perfect journey to explore the Silk Road adventure and the fascinating blend of history, culture, and natural beauty in Central Asia. This well-crafted itinerary covers iconic cities like Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva, as well as the breathtaking landscapes of Bishkek, Jeti-Oguz, Issyk-Kul, and Karakol. Experience the allure of UNESCO World Heritage Sites Central Asia, engage with traditional crafts Central Asia, and immerse yourself in local traditions with a unique yurt stay Kyrgyzstan.

This Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan trip offers a seamless combination of historical sites Uzbekistan and the stunning natural beauty Kyrgyzstan, showcasing the diversity of the region. Travel with us, professionals in organizing Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan travel, ensuring an unforgettable experience tailored to every detail.

Tour Details:

  • Duration: 15 days
  • Price: $2,295 per person (double occupancy), $2,495 (single occupancy)
  • Inclusions: Accommodation in 3-star hotels, meals (breakfasts and dinners), air-conditioned transport, train tickets, and internal flights.

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Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan tour package

Day 1 Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan

Arrive at Tashkent International Airport, meet at the airport and transfer to the hotel.

Day 2 Tashkent, Samarkand, train, breakfast and dinner

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before checking out with your luggage. Meet your guide for an exploration of Tashkent's most fascinating landmarks. The tour includes a visit to Hasti-Imam Square, home to stunning mausoleums and madrasahs, as well as a library housing priceless historical books, including the famous Koran of Usman, available for visitors to admire.

Take a walk through the historic heart of Tashkent, including the vibrant Chorsu Bazaar, where you can observe local life, shop for souvenirs, or enjoy delicious Uzbek dishes in the renowned national cuisine pavilion.

After the tour, board the high-speed Spanish train Afrasiab to Samarkand. Upon arrival, enjoy dinner at a fine restaurant before transferring to your hotel to rest and prepare for the next day's city tour in Samarkand.

Day 3 Samarkand, breakfast, dinner

At the end of a hearty breakfast at the hotel restaurant, embark on a guided journey through the remarkable landmarks of Samarkand. The tour includes visits to Registan Square, featuring the three iconic madrasahs: Ulugbek, Sherdor, and Tilla-Kari. Stroll through historic sites such as the Gur-Emir, Rukhabad, and Ak-Saray mausoleums, as well as the Bibi-Khanum Mosque, Siab Bazaar, and the Shakhi-Zinda ensemble with its charming narrow streets.

The excursion continues with a visit to the renowned Mausoleum of Khoja Daniyar, revered by followers of three religions, the Afrasiab Museum, which showcases the rich history of Samarkand, and the Ulugbek Observatory, a testament to the city’s significance as an ancient scientific hub. Conclude the day with a delightful dinner and a master class on preparing Samarkand pilaf at a local family’s home, offering an authentic culinary experience.

Day 4 Samarkand, Gijduvan, Vabkent, Bukhara, breakfast, dinner

After breakfast, check out from the hotel with your luggage and meet your driver for a journey to Bukhara, with stops in Gijduvan and Vabkent.

The first stop, Gijduvan, is renowned for its exquisite ceramics and flavorful barbecue. Visit a local pottery workshop to participate in a ceramics master class and learn about traditional craftsmanship. Additionally, explore the site where Abdulkhalik Gijduvani, a revered Sufi mystic and founder of the Khojagon order, is buried.

The journey continues to Vabkent, home to a unique and original minaret that stands as a historical architectural gem.

Upon arriving in Bukhara, settle into the reserved hotel room for rest. Later, stroll through the enchanting streets of the old city, steeped in legends and history. Conclude the day with a delightful dinner at a teahouse by a picturesque pond, savouring traditional Bukhara dishes.

Day 5 Bukhara, breakfast, dinner

After breakfast at the hotel, meet your guide to begin a fascinating tour of Bukhara. The itinerary includes a visit to the Chashma-Ayub Mausoleum, known for its sacred spring, which, according to legend, appeared thanks to the biblical prophet Job. The spring’s pure and cold water is said to have healing properties.

Explore the city's historic landmarks, starting with the Ark Fortress, the ancient Zindan Prison, and the iconic Poi-Kalon Ensemble, featuring the Kalyan Minaret, Kalyan Mosque, and Miri-Arab Madrasah.

Stroll through the vibrant trading domes: Toki Zargaron, Toki-Tilpak Furushon, and Toki Saraffon, where local crafts and goods are sold. The tour continues with visits to two renowned madrasahs: Ulugbek Madrasah and Abdullazizkhan Madrasah, followed by the serene Lyabi-Hauz Ensemble, a favorite spot for both locals and tourists. Also, discover the unique Bukhara Synagogue, a symbol of the city's multicultural heritage.

End the day with a delightful dinner at Dalon Restaurant, enjoying the flavors of traditional Bukhara cuisine.

Day 6 Bukhara, breakfast, dinner with master class

After a delightful breakfast, continue your exploration of the enchanting city of Bukhara. The day's itinerary begins with a visit to the charming Chor-Minor Minaret, an architectural gem with its unique four towers. Next, explore the Bahkhaudin Nakshbandi Memorial Complex, a sacred pilgrimage site dedicated to the founder of the Sufi Naqshbandi Order.

The tour also includes the exquisite Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa, also known as the "Star of the Moon," a stunning summer palace of the emirs of Bukhara, blending European and traditional Uzbek architectural styles. Another highlight is the Chor-Bakr Necropolis, also known as the "City of the Dead." This historic site houses the burial places of revered sheikhs, with family tombstones and dakhmas lining its ancient streets and courtyards.

The afternoon is free for leisure or independent exploration. In the evening, enjoy a warm welcome at a local family home, where you will participate in a master class on preparing authentic Bukhara pilaf, followed by a delightful dinner.

Day 7 Bukhara, Khiva, breakfast and dinner

After breakfast, check out from the hotel with your luggage and meet the driver for a scenic journey to Khiva through the vast Kyzylkum Desert, meaning "red sand." Along the way, take a break to appreciate the serene beauty of the desert, listen to the soft rustle of the wind, and marvel at the distant view of the Amu Darya River.

Upon arrival in Khiva, check into a hotel within the historic Ichon-Qala Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that captures the essence of ancient Khiva. End the day with a delightful dinner at a local restaurant featuring the traditional Khan's dish Tuhum-Barak, offering an authentic taste of the region's culinary heritage.

Day 8 Khiva, breakfast, dinner, folklore show

After breakfast, meet with a local guide to explore the remarkable historical and architectural landmarks within the Ichan-Kala Fortress in Khiva. The tour includes a visit to the Muhammad Aminkhan Madrasah and the iconic Kalta-Minar Minaret, both symbolic of Khiva's rich heritage. Discover the Kunya Ark, the ancient fortress and the citadel of Ichan-Kala, followed by the Muhammad Rakhimkhan Madrasah, one of the largest madrasahs in Central Asia, showcasing the city's advanced architectural achievements for its time.

The tour continues with the Anush Khan Baths, the impressive Palvan Darvaza Gate, the caravanserai, and the splendid Tash-Khauli Palace, reflecting the grandeur of Khiva's royal history. Additional highlights include the numerous madrasahs, mosques, and mausoleums scattered throughout the fortress, each boasting intricate designs and captivating stories.

End the day with a delightful dinner at a local restaurant, accompanied by a vibrant folklore show, making for a memorable conclusion to your day in Khiva.

Day 9 Khiva, Urgench, flight, Tashkent, breakfast, dinner

After breakfast, check out from the hotel with your luggage and transfer to Urgench Airport for your flight to Tashkent. Upon arrival, meet your guide at the airport and transfer to the hotel to relax and refresh after the internal flight.

The day's sightseeing tour of Tashkent begins with visits to Mustaqillik Square, a symbol of independence, and the Opera and Ballet Theatre, showcasing the city's cultural elegance. Next, explore Peoples' Friendship Square, the Museum of Applied Arts, and the Courage Monument, a memorial to the victims of the tragic Tashkent earthquake.

The tour concludes at Amir Temur Square, a popular spot among locals, particularly young people and students, where you can unwind amidst the scenic lawns, alleys, and fountains. End the day with an exquisite dinner at the renowned Sim-Sim Restaurant, offering a perfect conclusion to your Tashkent experience.

Day 10 Tashkent, Bishkek, flight, breakfast, dinner

Enjoy a free day in Tashkent before your departure to Bishkek. Check out of the hotel with your luggage by noon. You will spend the remaining leisure time exploring the city or relaxing.

At the scheduled time, transfer from the hotel to the airport for your flight to Bishkek, departing at 15:05. Upon arrival in Bishkek at 17:15, meet your transfer to the hotel for check-in and some well-deserved rest. End the day with a delicious dinner at a local restaurant, savouring the flavours of Kyrgyz cuisine.

Day 11 Bishkek, Lake Issyk-Kul, breakfast, dinner

After breakfast, check out from the hotel with your luggage and meet with a guide to begin a tour of Bishkek. The tour starts at Ala-Too Square, home to the State Historical Museum, the towering Flagstaff, and the Monument to Lenin, reflecting the city's historical and cultural significance.

Continue with a stroll through Oak Park, a popular spot among locals for its shaded pathways and peaceful ambience, followed by a visit to Victory Square, a solemn tribute to the heroes of World War II.

After exploring Bishkek, depart for the northern shore of Lake Issyk-Kul, a breathtaking alpine lake often called the "Pearl of Central Asia." Upon arrival, check into your hotel to relax and unwind. End the day with a hearty dinner, enjoying the serene surroundings of Issyk-Kul.

Day 12 Lake Issyk-Kul, Cholpon-Ata, Karakol, breakfast, dinner

In the morning, enjoy breakfast before checking out of the hotel. Depart for Karakol, making stops to explore the fascinating petroglyphs in Cholpon-Ata, which depict ancient life and rituals, and visit the Local History Museum, offering insights into the region's rich cultural and historical heritage.

Arrive in Karakol and settle into your hotel. After a short rest, you begin exploring the city's notable landmarks, including the Przewalski Museum, dedicated to the renowned Russian explorer; the unique Dungan Mosque, an architectural gem built without nails; and the charming Orthodox Church, a wooden structure steeped in history.

Conclude the day with dinner at the hotel and a restful overnight stay.

Day 13 Karakol, Jeti-Oguz Gorge, Barskoon Waterfall, Skazka Canyon, Bel-Tam Yurt Camp, breakfast, dinner

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and depart for the Bel-Tam Yurt Camp on the southern shore of Issyk-Kul Lake. Along the way, visit the breathtaking Jeti-Oguz Gorge, renowned for its striking red rock formations, including the iconic "Broken Heart" and "Seven Bulls". These natural wonders are steeped in legend and provide a picturesque backdrop for photos and exploration.

Continue the journey with a stop at the stunning Barskoon Waterfall, a serene natural wonder surrounded by alpine scenery. Then, explore the dramatic landscapes of Skazka Canyon (Fairy Tale Canyon), where uniquely shaped rock formations ignite the imagination with their vivid colours and forms.

Arrive at the Bel-Tam Yurt Camp, settle into your accommodations, and enjoy a traditional dinner under the starry skies. End the day with a peaceful overnight stay in the cosy yurt camp.

Day 14 Bel-Tam Yurt Camp, Burana Tower, Bishkek, breakfast, dinner

After breakfast, depart for Bishkek with an eventful journey along the way. Stop to witness a demonstrative hunt with a golden eagle, showcasing the ancient tradition of eagle hunting. This optional experience costs $100 per group and offers a fascinating glimpse into Kyrgyz nomadic culture.

Next, visit the historic Burana Tower, an 11th-century minaret that is one of the last remnants of the ancient city of Balasagun, an essential stop along the Silk Road. Explore the tower and its surrounding archaeological site, which includes petroglyphs and balbals (stone grave markers), reflecting the area's rich history.

Arrive in Bishkek, check into your hotel, and unwind. End the day with dinner at a local restaurant, enjoying traditional Kyrgyz cuisine.

Day 15 Bishkek, breakfast

After breakfast or at the scheduled time, transfer to the airport for your flight home.

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Price for 1 pax
Accommodation in 3* Hotel / Valid from 2 people
Double/twin room
$2,295
Single room
$2,495
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Included 

  • Accommodation in a standard double/twin room.
  • Meals according to the program (breakfast and dinner).
  • All excursions according to the program, with local guides in English.
  • The cost of entrance tickets according to the program.
  • Air-conditioned transport for excursions and all transfers.
  • Folklore show in Khiva.
  • Train tickets:
  • Flight tickets:
  • Visa support for Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan (if necessary).

Not Included

  • Early check-in and late check-out from the hotels (except for the day of arrival in Tashkent).
  • Excess baggage exceeding 20 kg.
  • Personal cash expenses.
  • Travel insurance.
  • Visa cost to Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan.

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