
Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan Tours and Trips
We offer 5 tours in Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan having in total 220 customer reviews. Tour durations range from 11 to 19 days. Our Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan tours are offered by qualified and hand-picked tour operators and each Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan trip comes with a best price guarantee and no added booking fees.
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Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan Tour Reviews
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There were 2 leaders the one in Kyrgistan was very good and the one in Uzbekistan was poor
Both tour leaders were very helpful and very knowledgeable. The accommodation booked was very comfortable. The tour events were varied enough to keep everyone interested and the pace of travel fine.
Both tour leaders were very good. The itinerary was very good ... we saw and experienced so much! The tour group was fragmented and poor ... the worst group of people that I have travelled with. In particular one person on the tour refused to speak with or acknowledge me and one of the others on the tour, bringing all of the charm of a spiteful girls playground to the experience. A tour group is a transient and fascinating experience in social balance. Even if you don't get on with people there has to be a recognition that making the experience uncomfortable for other people on the tour is not acceptable.
What a great trip! Would avoid the high temperature times if possible and brush up on the history before you leave, and the similarities and differences between the countries. A very few of the days were incredibly long, so be forewarned. An hour to eat and repack, etc. for departure can be a bit of a pain, especially if you have no idea of the day's explicit itinerary.
Very comprehensive and well organised.
Too hot in June, too much travel between cities in uninteresting landscapes. Would do Uzbekistan again, but perhaps with another ‘stan in place of one of the cities..






