General
Uzbekistan 14-day Tour – (2026-27)
Join us on an exciting 14-day tour of Uzbekistan, tailored for tourists interested in culture, history, and unique encounters. This voyage takes in historical Silk Road cities, ancient architecture, and different landscapes. Furthermore, the road perfectly connects bustling capitals and distant heritage sites. Every place, from desert strongholds to busy bazaars, has its own narrative to tell. As a consequence, guests receive a thorough understanding of Uzbekistan’s rich history and live cultures through a well-balanced, carefully guided program.
In addition to this tour, you can also explore other Uzbekistan Tours listed in the table below.
| CLASSIC UZBEKISTAN TOURS | DURATION | Price per person (USD) | Minimum Required to Guarantee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Uzbekistan 3-Day Tour (Chimgan Included) | 3 days | 300 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 4-Day Tour | 4 days | 510 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 5-Day Tour | 5 days | 565 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 6-Day Tour | 6 days | 615 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 7-Day Tour | 7 days | 690 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 8-Day Tour | 8 days | 770 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 9-Day Tour | 9 days | 835 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 10-Day Tour | 10 days | 938 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 12-Day Tour | 12 days | 1060 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 14-Day Tour | 14 days | 1220 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 16-Day Tour | 16 days | 1820 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 3-Day Tour | 3 days | 365 | 4 pax |
| Uzbekistan 5-Day Tour (Fergana Valley) | 5 days | 560 | 4 pax |
| CLASSIC UZBEKISTAN TOURS | DURATION | Price per person (USD) | Minimum Required to Guarantee |
Itinerary – Uzbekistan 14-day Tour
The itinerary for the Uzbekistan 14-day Tour appears below.
Day 02: Tashkent – Nukus – Muynak – Nukus
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After breakfast, a transfer is made to the local airport for the domestic trip to Nukus. Upon arrival, guests meet the local driver and guide and travel by car to Muynak, a previously prosperous port city in the Aral Sea region. The tour focuses on the ship cemetery, a significant emblem of environmental change. The drive back to Nukus includes a stop at the ancient Mizdakhan necropolis, which lies near the remains of the Gyaur-Kala castle, a historic Zoroastrian settlement. Historical explanations uncover millennia of spiritual traditions and beliefs. Arrival in Nukus, followed by rest and an overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 03: Nukus – Ayaz Kala – Khiva
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The day begins with a visit to the famed Savitsky Museum, which houses extraordinary collections of Karakalpak art, ancient Khorezm antiquities, and Russian avant-garde masterpieces curated by Igor Savitsky. The tour then continues into Khiva through desert scenery and picturesque photo opportunities. En way, visitors can explore the ancient fortresses Ayaz-Kala and Toprak-Kala, which were originally used to protect established populations from nomadic raids. These massive ruins rise sharply from the sands, providing a glimpse into early area history. Following the long transfer, we arrive in Khiva, settle into our hotel, and relax.
Day 04: Khiva Tour
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A guided walking tour takes place in Ichan-Kala, Khiva's well-preserved inner city and outdoor museum of Islamic architecture. The expedition includes major locations such as Ata-Darvaza, Kunya-Ark castle, and Muhammad Rahim Khan and Muhammad Amin Khan's madrassahs. Visitors adore Kalta Minor, Tash Hauli Palace with its old harem, caravanserai complexes, and Seyd Allaudin's mausoleum. The journey continues with the Islam-Khoja Madrassah and minaret, followed by the Jami Mosque and its remarkable wooden columns. The rest of the day allows you to soak up the aura of the historic city. Stay overnight in Khiva.
Day 05: Khiva – Bukhara
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After breakfast, departure from Khiva for Bukhara takes place by car or train, depending on availability. The road passes the immense Kyzylkum Desert, which was previously used by Silk Road caravans to connect important trading centers. Throughout the tour, commentary describes the desert's geography, cultural significance, and role in regional commerce. Short breaks provide for views of desert beauty and landscapes sculpted by centuries of trade and migration. Upon arriving in Bukhara, visitors are transferred to their hotel to check in. The rest of the day is free to relax after the long drive. Overnight accommodations are available in Bukhara.
Day 06: Full-Day Bukhara Tour
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A detailed walking tour introduces the historical heart of Bukhara. The exploration begins at the Lyabi Hauz ensemble, which is surrounded by madrassahs, a khanaka, and a statue of Khodja Nasreddin. Visits continue to the Magoki Attari Mosque, Abdullakhan's Tim, and traditional caravanserais displaying handicrafts. The covered trading domes provide insight into historical commerce, while the Ulugbek and Abdulazizkhan madrassahs showcase architectural variances. The Poi Kalon complex is impressive for its grand minaret, mosque, and Mir Arab madrassah. The tour ends with the Ark Fortress, a renowned castle that reflects centuries of power. The day concludes with rest and an overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 07: Explore Bukhara
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The day focuses on the region around Bukhara, revealing significant cultural and spiritual landmarks. The tour begins with Sitorai-Mokhi-Khossa, the old summer home of Bukhara's final emirs, which combines Eastern and European architectural elements. The journey continues to the mausoleum of Bahouddin Naqshbandi, the founder of the renowned Sufi order, which is a revered pilgrimage place with deep spiritual roots. The journey also includes a visit to Chor-Minor Madrassah, which is known for its four separate towers and unusual style. After finishing the visits, return to the city. The rest of the day is free for recreation. The hotel in Bukhara has prepared for an overnight stay.
Day 08: Bukhara – Shakhrisabz – Samarkand
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The Takhta Karacha road takes you from Bukhara to Samarkand via Shakhrisabz, passing through picturesque mountain scenery. When you arrive at Shakhrisabz, a guided tour will show you Amir Timur's ancient birthplace. Highlights include the colossal ruins of Ak Saray Palace, once a symbol of imperial power, and the Dorus-Saodat complex, which houses Timur's son's grave. Visits continue to Kok Gumbaz, which is revered for its spiritual significance, and Gumbazi-Seyidon, the final resting place of Ulugbek's descendants. After the tour, travel resumes to Samarkand. After arrival, check into your accommodation and relax. Overnight stay in Samarkand.
Day 09: Full-Day Samarkand Tour
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A comprehensive sightseeing itinerary explores the legendary city of Samarkand. The journey begins at Gur Emir Mausoleum, the ultimate resting place of Amir Timur and his successors, which is known for its exquisite décor. The exploration continues at Registan Square, which is surrounded by the great madrassahs of Ulugbek, Sherdor, and Tilla Kori. A culinary master class teaches how to make traditional Samarkand pilaf in a national mansion. Additional attractions include the massive Bibi Khanim Mosque, the beautifully painted Shahi Zinda necropolis, and Ulugbek's Observatory, which showcases medieval scientific achievement. The tour concludes with a visit to Siyab Bazaar, followed by a meal of local food. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 10: Samarkand – Tashkent
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This day provides free time in Samarkand for self-exploration, relaxation, and souvenir shopping. Guests can tour favorite locations or take in the city's atmosphere at their own speed. Later, transfer to the railway station for the high-speed train ride to Tashkent. Upon arrival in the capital, travelers are met by a representative of Apricot Tours and transferred to the hotel. Check-in has been done, and the remainder of the day is set aside for recuperation after travel. The hotel in Tashkent provides overnight accommodation, preparing travelers for the next leg of their journey through the Fergana Valley.
Day 11: Tashkent – Kokand – Rishtan – Fergana
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Transfers are made from the hotel to the railway station for travel to Kokand. Upon arrival, tourists meet the local guide and driver before beginning their city tour. Khudoyar Khan Palace, now a provincial museum featuring relics from many historical periods, is one stop on the exploration tour. Visits to Norbut-Biy Madrassah and the Modari Khan Mausoleum continue to showcase Kokand's khanate legacy. The voyage continues to Rishtan, known for its centuries-old ceramic traditions. Visitors may see how master potter Rustam Umarov creates his distinctive blue-glazed pottery in his workshop. The transfer then proceeds to Fergana, where you will check into your accommodation. The day ends with rest and an overnight stay.
Day 12: Fergana – Margilan – Tashkent
On this Day
Sightseeing in the Fergana Valley continues, with an introduction to Fergana city and its growth under the Tsarist and Soviet regimes. Visits include the Ahmad Al-Fargoni monument and the regional museum, which displays cultural and historical treasures. The journey then continues to Margilan, one of the valley's oldest villages and an important Silk Road hub. Depending on the day, a stop at a local bazaar may be scheduled along the way. Visits to Margilan include Said-Ahmad Hodji Madrassah, which produces silk carpets, and the Yodgorlik Silk Factory, which demonstrates traditional ikat techniques. Transfer to the railway station for the return trip to Tashkent. Upon arrival, a hotel transport and overnight stay are scheduled.
Day 13: Explore Tashkent
On this Day
A guided city tour introduces the historical and modern aspects of Uzbekistan's capital. The program includes Amir Timur Square, which is surrounded by significant structures and monuments to the great conqueror. Visits continue to Theater Square, home to the Alisher Navoi Opera and Ballet Theatre, followed by Independence Square, which reflects national identity and history. The Earthquake Memorial honors the city's recovery from a major natural disaster. The excursion continues to Khast Imam Square, which houses important religious organizations and the ancient Quran of Uthman. The tour culminates at Chorsu Bazaar, a bustling trading district, with a ride on the wonderfully designed Tashkent Metro. The day closes with an overnight stay in a hotel.
Day 14: Departure to home country
On this Day
Following breakfast, a transfer is organized from the hotel to Tashkent International Airport. Assistance is provided with departure processes, ensuring a seamless conclusion to the journey. Travelers waved farewell to Uzbekistan, remembering the historic cities, rich cultures, and different landscapes they had explored throughout the tour. Apricot Tours' services conclude at the airport, signaling the official conclusion of the 14-day Uzbekistan trip and the beginning of the return journey to the home country.
Holiday Information
What’s included
- Pickup from hotel or vacation rental before sightseeing
- Drop at hotel or vacation rental after sightseeing
- Guided sightseeing tour according to itinerary above
- Map (hard copy)
- Licensed professional guide (english speaking)
- SUV/mini-van/car (depending on number of people)
- Driver
- All entry/admission tickets
- Bottled water in car (fair usage policy)
- Toll & parking fees
What’s not included
- Drop after 10 pm (Drivers & Guide’s working hours end at 10pm)
- Gratuities/tips for guides/drivers, etc
- Meals, snacks and drinks (our guide will make recommendations after consultation with guests)
- Accommodation (can be arranged at additional cost according to your budget)
- Personal travel insurance (Recommendation/Rescue Partners: Global Rescue)
- Visa for Uzbekistan (supporting documents can be offered if requested for multiday tours)
- Refunds in case of early tour windup/closure due to any reason
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
Highlights – Uzbekistan 14-day Tour
The Uzbekistan 14-day Tour have a lot to offer. Below are the main highlights.
- Explore Registan Square architectural ensemble iconic.
- Discover Historic Centre of Bukhara Silk Road heritage.
- Wander Ichan-Kala open-air museum ancient.
- Experience Muynak Ship Cemetery ship cemetery.
- Visit Savitsky Museum world-class art collection.
- Cross Kyzylkum Desert historic caravan routes.
- Admire Gur Emir Mausoleum Timurid masterpiece.
- Discover Fergana Valley silk and ceramics.
- Explore Ak Saray Palace imperial ruins.
- Ride Tashkent Metro ornate underground stations.
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Overview – Uzbekistan 14-day Tour
The 14-day Uzbekistan Tour takes you on a rich and engaging trip across Central Asia’s cultural center. This well planned tour visits ancient Silk Road cities, breathtaking desert scenery, and living traditions. Travelers begin in the capital and journey through legendary places rich in architecture, history, and craftsmanship. Along the route, the journey passes by UNESCO-listed structures, bustling bazaars, and sacred pilgrimages. In addition, museums, fortresses, and ancient towns provide travelers with an opportunity to discover regional diversity. Each destination links easily, resulting in a steady pace without rushing. As a result, visitors receive a thorough understanding of the region’s history and present. The voyage through Uzbekistan highlights centuries of trade, science, and art. Furthermore, true cultural encounters enhance the experience at all stages.
Furthermore, this 14-day itinerary blends guided sightseeing with opportunities for own discovery. Travelers enjoy picturesque transports, traditional cuisine, and hands-on cultural experiences. Meanwhile, expert guides offer insights into architecture, religion, and daily living. The route features desert crossings, rich valleys, and historic capitals, providing a continual visual variation. Unlike rushed itineraries, this schedule offers enough time to completely absorb each destination. As a result, it is better suited to those who value depth above speed. The tour also features native crafts such as ceramics, silk weaving, and gastronomy. As a result, visitors form connections with Uzbekistan that extend beyond the sites. Ultimately, this voyage provides a complete Silk Road experience, combining history, culture, and landscapes into a single continuous encounter.
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