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10 Best July 2027 Tours in Bukhara
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Uzbekistan’s timeless wonders are yours to discover on this 10-day "Highlights of Uzbekistan" tour, crafted for seasoned explorers drawn to art and architecture. From the vibrant streets of Tashkent to the ornate mosques and mausoleums of Samarkand, dive into Central Asia’s captivating history. Experience a night in a traditional desert yurt, and wander the ancient streets of Bukhara, absorbing the sights, sounds, and flavors of a land less traveled. The easy activity level ensures all travelers can enjoy the journey, making it accessible yet deeply enriching. The tour’s standout feature: a rare, immersive stay in a traditional yurt, connecting you to the heart of Uzbekistan’s nomadic heritage.
10 days
Vast deserts, open steppe, fertile valleys and striking mountain ranges shape the landscapes of the Five Stans, the five former Soviet republics of Central Asia. Their towns and cities reveal the movement of armies, traders, and scholars over millennia: Greek and Persian campaigns, Mongol expansion, Silk Road exchange, ambitious astronomers, and Soviet-era experiments. Encounter traditional villages, intricately tiled madrassas, alpine lakes, lively markets and wide boulevards − a vivid portrait of a region where histories overlap and contemporary Central Asian culture continues to evolve in fascinating ways.
About this trip: We have two versions of this trip. One starts in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, and ends in Almaty, Kazakhstan, and the other runs in reverse. Apart from the direction of travel, the two itineraries are similar – the main difference is the route taken through Kyrgyzstan and the accommodation there. This itinerary runs from Turkmenistan to Kazakhstan, includes Son Kul Lake, and has two nights staying in yurts in Kyrgyzstan. The reverse itinerary includes Chon-Kemin and Bishkek and stays in guesthouses and hotels rather than yurts.
23 days
Tick off two of Central Asia’s most compelling nations in one seamless adventure with the Best of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan tour. This 13-day journey, crafted for experienced travelers seeking both cultural depth and moderate activity, guides you from the lively streets of Tashkent to the architectural splendor of Ashgabat. Alongside visits to UNESCO-listed cities like Bukhara and Khiva, stand in awe at the surreal Darvaza gas crater—famously known as the Door to Hell. The trip expertly blends the thrill of exploring bustling bazaars and ornate mosques with the peace of natural landscapes, all under the guidance of a skilled Chief Experience Officer who ensures safety without sacrificing adventure. This small group tour includes all accommodations, meals, and transport, letting you focus on experiencing the rich history and vibrant cultures. The standout feature: guided access to destinations that are often challenging to visit independently, ensuring an enriching and worry-free exploration.
13 days
Venture across Central Asia’s legendary Silk Road with The Five Stans of the Silk Road tour, a comprehensive 26-day city sightseeing trip spanning Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan. Starting in Bishkek and ending in Ashgabat, this guided small-group journey immerses you in the heart of nomadic life at Song Köl, the mystical sunken forest of Kaindy Lake, and vibrant bazaars in bustling cities. Experience authentic local traditions—such as homestays and sleeping in yurts—offering rare cultural immersion that few travelers encounter. As you explore capital cities, ancient cathedrals, and historic sites, you’ll find the itinerary thoughtfully balanced between urban highlights and natural wonders. This trip is ideal for those who crave a deep dive into lesser-explored destinations, with the unique selling point being the opportunity to genuinely connect with local people and customs, making for a rich, memorable adventure along the original Silk Road.
26 days
Ever wondered what it’s like to traverse the legendary Silk Road? The "Multi-Stan Adventure – Bishkek to Tashkent" is a 23-day sightseeing tour that unveils the best of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, guiding you through Bishkek, Aydar Kŭl, Almaty, Samarkand, and 13 other captivating destinations.
This immersive journey lets you experience Central Asia’s famed hospitality, staying in homestays and traditional yurts, and exploring mountain and desert landscapes rarely seen by tourists. Roam Tashkent at your leisure, marvel at centuries-old architecture, and savor the region’s unique cultural blend. With an expert guide and a group of adventurous travelers, you’ll discover why this off-the-beaten-path region is so beloved by those who visit.
USP: The rare chance to cross off an entire, often-overlooked region from your travel list, packed with authentic cultural interactions and breathtaking scenery.
23 days
Step back into history along the legendary Silk Road, a 16-day odyssey that invites seniors and culturally curious travelers to trace ancient trade routes across Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan. Begin in Bishkek and journey through dramatic landscapes, from the soaring Tien Shan mountains to the sweeping steppes. Explore iconic sites such as Issyk Kul, Chon-Kemin Gorge, and the grand minarets and domes of Uzbekistan. Along the way, experience the warmth of traditional hospitality, including a memorable night in a Kyrgyz yurt. Guided by experts, this small group tour strikes a balance between moderate activity and immersive cultural experiences. The unique selling point: an unparalleled opportunity to walk in the footsteps of merchants and nomads, blending natural beauty with the Silk Road’s rich heritage for a truly epic travel adventure.
16 days
Retrace the footsteps of ancient traders on the "Silk Road of Uzbekistan" tour, an 11-day adventure tailored for experienced travelers who crave both history and active exploration. Kicking off and concluding in Tashkent, this small group journey sweeps you across the deserts and oases of Central Asia—through the fabled cities of Samarkand, Urgench, Nurata, and beyond.
Marvel at Khiva’s open-air museum-like streets, immerse yourself in the dazzling blue mosaics of Samarkand’s Registan Square, and experience a night under the stars in a nomadic yurt camp. Guided walks reveal the stories behind awe-inspiring Islamic architecture, while traversing remote landscapes lets you glimpse the timeless rhythms of Uzbek life.
With a moderate activity rating, you’ll enjoy a balanced itinerary of sightseeing and outdoor adventure. The tour package includes transport, accommodations, meals, and expert guidance, ensuring a seamless journey through millennia of history and diverse cultures.
The tour’s unique selling point is its authentic desert camping experience, offering a rare taste of nomadic life—a highlight for any traveler seeking an unforgettable connection to the Silk Road’s storied past.
11 days
Step back in time and follow the path of a legendary conqueror on the "In the Footsteps of Alexander the Great" tour—a 15-day journey through Uzbekistan and the Silk Road’s storied landscapes. Starting and ending in Tashkent, this adventure appeals to experienced travelers eager to discover the ancient cities and traditions that shaped Central Asia.
Visit Tashkent’s fascinating museums, then journey to Samarkand’s breathtaking Registan Square. Wander the ancient towns of Bukhara and Termez, explore vibrant bazaars, ornate mosques, and majestic palaces. The trip also traverses Tajikistan’s spectacular Fann Mountains, with a stop at the stunning alpine lake of Iskander-Kul—named after Alexander himself.
A key highlight of this tour package is its seamless fusion of natural wonders and cultural treasures, granting travelers an immersive experience along the fabled Silk Route, where history and legend converge.
15 days
Vast deserts, open steppe, fertile valleys and striking mountain ranges shape the landscapes of the Five Stans, the five former Soviet republics of Central Asia. Their towns and cities reveal the movement of armies, traders, and scholars over millennia: Greek and Persian campaigns, Mongol expansion, Silk Road exchange, ambitious astronomers, and Soviet-era experiments. Encounter traditional villages, intricately tiled madrassas, alpine lakes, lively markets and wide boulevards − a vivid portrait of a region where histories overlap and contemporary Central Asian culture continues to evolve in fascinating ways.
About this trip: We have two versions of this trip. One starts in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, and ends in Almaty, Kazakhstan, and the other runs in reverse. Apart from the direction of travel, the two itineraries are similar – the main difference is the route taken through Kyrgyzstan and the accommodation there. This itinerary runs from Almaty, Kazakhstan, to Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, includes Chon-Kemin and Bishkek and stays in guesthouses and hotels rather than yurts. The other itinerary runs from Turkmenistan to Kazakhstan, includes Son Kul Lake and there are two nights staying in yurts in Kyrgyzstan.
23 days
Uncover the rich heritage of Central Asia on a journey through Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan — a region shaped for centuries by Silk Road trade, spiritual traditions, and sweeping cultural exchange. Wander the ancient streets of Khiva, Samarkand, and Bukhara, where history echoes through turquoise-tiled mosques and bustling bazaars. Marvel at natural wonders like Kaindy Lake’s sunken forest and the red rock cliffs of Charyn Canyon. Explore sacred sites and architectural marvels that reveal the region’s religious diversity and deep historical roots. Along the way, connect with nomadic herders in Kyrgyzstan, break bread with Tajik families, and experience the warmth of rural hospitality in Kazakhstan. This is your window into one of the most captivating, and often overlooked, corners of the world.
23 days
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Vast deserts, open steppe, fertile valleys and striking mountain ranges shape the landscapes of the Five Stans, the five former Soviet republics of Central Asia. Their towns and cities reveal the movement of armies, traders, and scholars over millennia: Greek and Persian campaigns, Mongol expansion, Silk Road exchange, ambitious astronomers, and Soviet-era experiments. Encounter traditional villages, intricately tiled madrassas, alpine lakes, lively markets and wide boulevards − a vivid portrait of a region where histories overlap and contemporary Central Asian culture continues to evolve in fascinating ways.
About this trip: We have two versions of this trip. One starts in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, and ends in Almaty, Kazakhstan, and the other runs in reverse. Apart from the direction of travel, the two itineraries are similar – the main difference is the route taken through Kyrgyzstan and the accommodation there. This itinerary runs from Turkmenistan to Kazakhstan, includes Son Kul Lake, and has two nights staying in yurts in Kyrgyzstan. The reverse itinerary includes Chon-Kemin and Bishkek and stays in guesthouses and hotels rather than yurts.
23 days
Step back into history along the legendary Silk Road, a 16-day odyssey that invites seniors and culturally curious travelers to trace ancient trade routes across Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan. Begin in Bishkek and journey through dramatic landscapes, from the soaring Tien Shan mountains to the sweeping steppes. Explore iconic sites such as Issyk Kul, Chon-Kemin Gorge, and the grand minarets and domes of Uzbekistan. Along the way, experience the warmth of traditional hospitality, including a memorable night in a Kyrgyz yurt. Guided by experts, this small group tour strikes a balance between moderate activity and immersive cultural experiences. The unique selling point: an unparalleled opportunity to walk in the footsteps of merchants and nomads, blending natural beauty with the Silk Road’s rich heritage for a truly epic travel adventure.
16 days
Vast deserts, open steppe, fertile valleys and striking mountain ranges shape the landscapes of the Five Stans, the five former Soviet republics of Central Asia. Their towns and cities reveal the movement of armies, traders, and scholars over millennia: Greek and Persian campaigns, Mongol expansion, Silk Road exchange, ambitious astronomers, and Soviet-era experiments. Encounter traditional villages, intricately tiled madrassas, alpine lakes, lively markets and wide boulevards − a vivid portrait of a region where histories overlap and contemporary Central Asian culture continues to evolve in fascinating ways.
About this trip: We have two versions of this trip. One starts in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, and ends in Almaty, Kazakhstan, and the other runs in reverse. Apart from the direction of travel, the two itineraries are similar – the main difference is the route taken through Kyrgyzstan and the accommodation there. This itinerary runs from Almaty, Kazakhstan, to Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, includes Chon-Kemin and Bishkek and stays in guesthouses and hotels rather than yurts. The other itinerary runs from Turkmenistan to Kazakhstan, includes Son Kul Lake and there are two nights staying in yurts in Kyrgyzstan.
23 days
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