Small Group Tours Uzbekistan

Small group tours Uzbekistan

Discover Our Uzbekistan Small Group Tour

Tashkent | Ferghana (Margilan) (Andijan) (Rishtan) (Kokand) | Tashkent | (Nukus) | Khiva | Bukhara | (Shakhrisabz) | Samarkand (Urgut) | Tashkent

We invite you to join Boutique Tours & Travel small group tour of the Silk Road in Uzbekistan. With its stunning architecture, colourful history and medieval cities, this Central Asian gem is just waiting to be discovered. Whether you are traveling alone or with a partner, this is the perfect location to immerse yourself in an exciting cultural experience.

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Uzbekistan Travel Tour

Our Silk Road journeys through Uzbekistan reflect its history as being at the crossroads of ancient civilizations thanks to its location along the rich ancient highway called the Silk Road. Land-locked and Stan-locked, it was once one of the most vital hubs on the world’s most important trade routes.

Uzbekistan Cities

The country boasts some of the finest architectural jewels among the Silk Road countries. The great cities of Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand, and Shakhrisabz are all UNESCO World Heritage sites. Then there is the oasis of Uzbekistan, the Ferghana Valley, nicked named the Golden Valley for its fertile land is rich in a number of natural resources. 

Ferghana Valley

Apart from sightseeing, visitors can engage in a number of recreational activities, mostly involving scenic valleys, snow-clad mountains, and vast barren deserts. Enjoy driving through the picturesque Ferghana Valley which is located in the eastern part of Uzbekistan.

Ancient & Medieval History

We also uncover facets of arts and crafts including wonderful suzani embroidery, ceramics and other crafts. Uzbekistan is home to a number of ancient and medieval monuments. You can visit the fascinating Nukus Museum, explore ancient cities with thousands of years of history and learn about the cultures, religions, and heritage of the beautiful local people of these cities.  

Join us and come to Uzbekistan on our magic carpet ride and discover why this country is a treasure trove of history and culture and so much more!

  • Uzbekistan is a beautiful country. A former Soviet state, it has lovely mosques and mausoleums and links to the Silk Road, an ancient trade route.

    The best times to visit Uzbekistan for a tour are in the Spring and Autumn months, April to May, and September to early November.

    The weather at these times is usually mild and dry, reaching the mid 20’s regularly.

    If you don’t mind cold weather, then dress warmly for the months of November through to March. It can drop as low as 4 degrees, sometimes colder. However, clear night skies and crisp cold air can deliver spectacular backdrops to your photos.

  • Uzbekistan is surprisingly inexpensive to travel to. It is becoming more popular as a destination to visit thanks to some ancient Silk Road destinations, but it is still good value as a destination.

    It is a smart idea to carry some cash on you, there are only a few ATMS and there are minimal venues that have credit card facilities. We also advise bringing some US currency as a backup.

    Trains are a cheap form of travel, and the hostels and guesthouses are also very affordable for some good accommodation. Boutique Tours and Travel offers very good 4 star and occasionally 3 star accommodation.

  • There has been a boom in tourism for Uzbekistan. The Government is keen to encourage this growth industry and is doing a lot to ensure visitors are safe and protected.

    Touring in the cities is pretty easy, and if you’re looking to go to remote places, such as Khiva, or if you’re interested in a silk road tour, you should do this in a tour group.

    Crime is low in Uzbekistan, but this is more due to the fact it is a totalitarian police state.

    As with anywhere, you should be on alert. There are tourist scams, pickpockets, muggings, and so on. It can happen, so do be careful and alert when you travel.

    Also, be aware that homosexuality is illegal under Uzbek law. There are no anti-discrimination laws in place either, so if you are LGBTQI+, be mindful of this.

  • You can enter Uzbekistan once and stay for up to 30 days without a visa.

    If you plan to stay longer than 30 days, or if you need multiple entries, you will need a visa.

    Make sure you check your visa details when you get it. What you applied for may not be what you receive.

    You need to check visa requirements if you choose to visit neighboring countries, of course.