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UZBEKISTAN TOURS & TRAVEL PACKAGES
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Complete tour packages, authentic experiences, and professional travel services — we make your trip to Uzbekistan exceptional in every detail.
More than
1,000+
happy travelers with us since 2015
24/7 SupportA local team, around the clock
Tailored ProgramsBuilt around how you travel
Transparent PricesNo hidden fees, ever
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TOUR PACKAGES
Most Popular Uzbekistan Tours
Four signature programs, designed and operated by our local team — from the classic Silk Road to mountains and nature.
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WHY DUNYA TRAVEL
Why Book with Dunya Travel?
Local Experts
A team that lives where you travel
24/7 Support
Help before and during your whole trip
Tailor-Made Itineraries
Programs designed around your interests
Best Value
Top quality at the fairest price
Trusted Suppliers
Vetted hotels, transport & guides
Smooth Experience
From booking until you return home
TRAVEL GUIDE
Uzbekistan Travel Guide
Everything you need to plan a trip to Uzbekistan — written by local experts.
Best Time to Visit Uzbekistan
Seasons, weather and festivals — choose the perfect time for your trip.
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Do You Need a Visa?
Up-to-date visa requirements for every nationality.
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Transportation in Uzbekistan
High-speed trains, transfers and the smartest ways to move between cities.
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Food & Culture
Discover local dishes, customs and authentic Uzbek hospitality.
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What to Pack
A practical checklist of essentials and tips for a comfortable journey.
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Top Destinations in Uzbekistan
Six destinations, six different worlds — from Tashkent's modern boulevards to Khiva's medieval walls and Shahrisabz's Timurid courtyards. Discover each city and its unique experience.
TRAVEL QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Uzbekistan?
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer mild weather and clear skies — perfect for Silk Road tours. Winter is ideal for skiing at Amirsoy, and summer works well for early-morning sightseeing.
Do I need a visa for Uzbekistan?
Citizens of more than 90 countries enter visa-free for up to 30 days. Other nationalities apply for the official e-Visa online, usually issued within a few business days.
Is Uzbekistan safe for tourists?
Yes — Uzbekistan is one of the safest destinations in Central Asia, with low crime, dedicated tourist police, and famously warm hospitality. Solo travelers and families both feel at home here.
How many days should I spend in Uzbekistan?
Most travelers spend 5–8 days. A 7-day Silk Road tour covers Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva comfortably; add 2–3 days for the Amirsoy mountains or a slower, deeper visit.
What are the top cities to visit?
Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva are the great Silk Road cities. Tashkent is the modern capital and your arrival hub, and Amirsoy is the country's premier mountain resort.
Can I book a private guide?
Absolutely — licensed private guides in Arabic, English, Russian, and Uzbek are available in every city, for a single day or your entire journey.
Is halal food easy to find?
Yes — Uzbekistan is a Muslim-majority country, and halal food is the norm everywhere. We also recommend the best plov houses and family restaurants in each city.
How do payments work?
We confirm your tour with a small deposit; the balance is payable before or on arrival. Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted in cities, and US dollars are easy to exchange.
What currency is used in Uzbekistan?
The official currency is the Uzbek som (UZS). Exchange offices and ATMs are common in cities, US dollars are easy to exchange, and cards are accepted at most hotels and restaurants.
Do people speak English?
Uzbek and Russian are the main languages. English is increasingly common in hotels and tourist sites — and our guides speak Arabic, English, Russian, and Uzbek.
