Silk Road Cities
Millennial architecture with turquoise domes
- Private tour of the Samarkand madrasahs
- Night in a traditional Bukharan riad
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Why travel in Uzbekistan?
Five emblematic facets of Central Asian heritage
Crafts and Living Traditions
Ancestral know-how passed down through generations
- Silk weaving workshop in Margilan
- Tasting with a potter in Rishtan
Uzbek hospitality
Warm welcome at the heart of family traditions
- Meal with a local family featuring regional cuisine
- Tea ceremony in a teahouse
Contrasting landscapes
From the Kyzylkoum Desert to Fertile Valleys
- Night in a yurt in the desert
- Trekking in the Nuratau Mountains
Culinary Heritage
Authentic flavours of Central Asian cuisine
- Traditional plov cooking class
- Tasting in local markets
Trip ideas in Uzbekistan
Tailor-made itineraries created by our local agency in Uzbekistan, suited to every kind of traveller.
8 daysThe treasures at the crossroads of the Silk Road
From the caravan cities of Khiva to the domes of Samarkand, the thousand-year heritage of the Silk Road.
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11 daysFrom Khiva to Samarkand, All along the Silk Road
From the ramparts of Khiva to the domes of Samarkand, a journey through the jewels of the Silk Road
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Discover →990 €
14 daysOn the Great Silk Road with Moynak and Nukus Extension
From the domes of Samarkand to the endless expanses of the ancient Aral Sea, Ouzbékistan reveals its hidden treasures.
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Discover →1 355 €
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Central Asia reveals its treasures
Uzbekistan deploys its turquoise domes under an azure sky, where the caravans of the Silk Road still echo. In the cobbled streets of Samarkand, blue ceramic facades capture the golden light of morning. Craftsmen shape silk in their centuries-old workshops, while bazaars perfume the air with green tea and spices. This Central Asian country combines thousand-year-old architectural heritage with vibrant traditions, from the madrasahs of Bukhara to the fortresses of the Kyzylkum desert.
Each city tells a chapter of the history of civilizations, between Persian legacies, Mongol influences and contemporary renaissance. Travelers discover a preserved culture, where Uzbek hospitality transforms each encounter into an invitation.
What to absolutely see in Uzbekistan?
Samarkand dazzles with its Registan square, home to three madrasas with ornately mosaic-decorated facades. Bukhara reveals its intact historic center, a labyrinth of domes and minarets where you can get lost between the Kalyan Mosque and caravanserais. Khiva surprises with its preserved architecture within the walls of Itchan Kala, a true open-air museum. Tashkent, the modern capital, blends Soviet architecture with traditional quarters, serving as a gateway to the Fergana valleys with their abundant orchards.
What type of trip should you choose?
A stay of 12 to 15 days allows you to discover the main historic cities while immersing yourself in local culture. Travelers passionate about history and architecture appreciate this tailor-made journey, adapted to personal rhythms. Average budget of €2,200 per person for a comfortable itinerary with English-speaking guides. Uzbekistan suits couples and small groups seeking authenticity and cultural escape.
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Our local agency Ouzbékistan lives Uzbekistan every day. An English-speaking team in Uzbekistan that designs each bespoke journey from the ground — attuned to your pace and desires. You work directly with the people crafting your itinerary and who will be there when you arrive.
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Uzbekistan is more than just its monuments. It's also the conversations over tea, the markets, the villages, and the way locals welcome travelers.
— Nurridin
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4.7/5 · Average rating across 20 reviews including 14 from Google
Authentic travel stories from travelers who trusted our local agency.
« Very satisfied with the agency. Quality of accommodations, pleasant guided tours, good organization of the trip aside from two hiccups (mistake on our airport arrival time... so no one for two hours, then no seats on the train from Samarkand to Tashkent, which we only managed to sort out after we were already in the car heading to the capital). The agency's quality ultimately made us forget about these inconveniences. Best regards. »
Christian Cabayot
Ouzbékistan
« Hello, had a wonderful stay in Uzbekistan with Nurridin. He managed to share with us his love for his country and its culture throughout the Silk Road itinerary. »
Samia Nano
Ouzbékistan
« Very professional and responsive agency. I booked for my childhood friends with young children. The itinerary and organization were perfect, and the guides were incredibly kind and very knowledgeable. »
David
Ouzbékistan
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Visa pour l'Ouzbékistan
Les citoyens de la République Française, Suisse, Belgique, Canada bénéficient d’un régime sans visa pour entrer en Ouzbékistan pour une durée de 30 jours.
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Santé et vaccinations
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Frequently asked questions
The questions our travelers ask before departure.
Do I need a visa to travel to Uzbekistan?
No, French nationals do not need a visa for stays of less than 30 days in Uzbekistan. A passport valid for 3 months after your return date is sufficient.
Read the full answerHow long does a flight from France to Uzbekistan take?
A direct flight from France to Uzbekistan takes around 7 hours to cover 5,147 km. Most available flights include a stopover and last between 9 and 10 hours total.
Read the full answerHow do you say hello and thank you in Uzbek?
In Uzbek, "hello" and "good evening" are both said as "Salom" (салом) and "thank you" is "Rahmat" (рахмат). These basic polite phrases are greatly appreciated by Uzbeks during your interactions.
Read the full answerHow to get around in Uzbekistan?
In Uzbekistan, transportation varies by city. In Tashkent: metro, buses, trolleybuses, trams, and taxis. In the rest of the country: mainly minibuses and taxis. Tashkent's metro (5am–midnight) features remarkably decorated stations.
Read the full answerWhen is the best time to visit Uzbekistan?
The best times to visit Uzbekistan are April-May and September-October. These seasons offer pleasant temperatures, avoiding extreme summer heat and winter cold.
Read the full answerWhat should you pack for a trip to Uzbekistan?
For Uzbekistan, pack light and breathable clothing, sweaters for cool evenings, hiking shoes, camera, first-aid kit, sun protection (hat, sunglasses), mosquito net, and a bag for local crafts (ceramics, silks).
Read the full answerWhat is the climate in Uzbekistan?
Uzbekistan has an extreme continental climate with temperatures ranging from -10°C in winter (November–March) to 45°C in summer (June–August). The intermediate seasons (April–May and September–October) offer pleasant weather, while precipitation is concentrated mainly in March.
Read the full answerWhat is the name of the president of Uzbekistan?
The current president of Uzbekistan is Shavkat Mirziyoyev. He took office in 2016, succeeding Islam Karimov who led the country since independence.
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