Classic Tashkent Tour 4N 5D (4*)

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Included Meals

Breakfast 4

Trip Staff

Guide, Driver

Transport

Private Car

Accomodation

Deluxe

Destination

Uzbekistan

Trip Pace

Moderate

Group Size

4-6 People

Rating

4 Stars

About this tour

We love to Discover lesser travelled destinations, Explore their beauty and Learn about the culture, this time we travel to amazing Uzbekistan. Two thousand years ago, Indian spice merchants and Chinese silk-sellers passed through Tashkent’s famous bazaars—at the meeting point of the Silk Roads—on their way to Europe. Uzbekistan, a predominantly Muslim nation, has a diverse cultural heritage, and Tashkent, the capital city, is a cosmopolitan, multi-ethnic city, home to Uzbeks, Kazakhs, descendants of Mongol nomads, Armenians, Tajiks, and even perhaps green-eyed, red-haired descendants of Alexander the Great’s armies. It’s known for its many museums and its mix of modern and Soviet-era architecture. Not many people can find Uzbekistan on a map, so try to pinpoint its location. Then you can gleefully point out your choice of holiday destination to everyone, and wow them with the trivia that it’s one of the world’s only two double-landlocked countries the other being Lichtenstein.

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Included/Excluded

Accommodation in Tashkent Hotel Ramada for 4 nights or similar 4* Deluxe
English - speaking guide for all sightseeing and excursions from arrival till departure
Entrance fees to sites listed
All airport transfers and transportation
Visa Consular Fees
Complimentary Niyo Foreign Exchange Card
Mineral waiter 1 L per day / per person
Travel Insurance upto 60 yrs of age

International air tickets
Lunches and Dinners are optional except if specifically included in the program
Tips, Gratuities and GST charges as applicable
Portage
Photo and video charges
Any services not included in the itinerary

Cancellation Fee

Air tickets cancellation will be as per airline policy
Tour Cancellation prior 45 days to departure – no charges apply.
Tour Cancellation prior 30 days to departure – 25% charge of the total tour cost.
Tour Cancellation prior 21 days to departure – 50% charge of the total tour cost.
Tour Cancellation prior 15 days to departure – 100% charge of the total tour cost

Itinerary

Upon arrival at Tasheknt International Airport transfer and check-in Tashkent hotel.
Tashkent City Orientation Tour and excursion. We will visit the new part of Tashkent: Independence Square, Amir Temur Statue and local “Broadway”, New Minor Mosque, Tashkent Metro ride. Explore the Soviet-designed Metro, which criss-crosses Tashkent and takes you almost everywhere you need to go. You are allowed to take photos inside the metro, which is a bonus because every station is ornately decorated, some with intricate mosaics and others with exquisite chandeliers. Check out the space-themed Kosmonavtlar station, with striking ceramic discs depicting Soviet cosmonauts.
Overnight at Tashkent Hotel Ramada or similar

After breakfast head for Charvak Lake excursions and spa activities. Lake Charvak is a water reservoir in Boʻstonliq District in the northern part of Tashkent Region, Uzbekistan, separating Ugam, Pskem, and Chatkal ranges. Enjoy a speed boat ride on the beautiful lake. (Optional)
Evening free to relax and dinner at the resort.
Overnight at Tashkent Hotel Ramada or similar

After an early breakfast travel on the bullet train to Samarkand. We visit Guri Emir Mausoleum – graveyard of Amir Temur and his generation, visit to the famous Registan Square consisting of Ulugbek Madrasah, Sherdor Madrasah and Tillya-Kori Madrasah.
Afternoon you will spend in shopping at Siyob national bazaar where you may find plenty of fresh and dried fruits, nuts, local souvenirs, sweets and variety of national bread.
Enjoy Samarkand excursions and later return to Tashkent city in the evening.
Relaxed evening and dinner at local restaurant in Tashkent.
Overnight at Tashkent Hotel Ramada or similar

After breakfast we continue to explore the beautiful Tashkent city. Visit the Tashkent TV Tower. Enjoy a bird’s view of Tashkent and enjoy lunch at a height of approx.. 103 mtrs. Visit the Tashkent Congress Hall and get a first hand experience of the building where world leaders meet. Enjoy a sumptuous meal at the Hilton rooftop with sweeping views of the Tashkent city park. Later enjoy activities at the city park where hundreds of residents come to witness beautiful fountain and lights show.
Overnight at Tashkent Hotel Ramada or similar

Day free to find bargains at Chorsu Bazaar… It’s big blue dome housing acres of produce, from dried fruit and nuts to expensive silk carpets everything is on sale. Outside, there’s a huge, covered fruit and vegetable market, and around the margins there are handicrafts, plants, and household goods. Chorsu is also a great place to pick up ceramics. With a bit of bargaining you can get a beautiful salad dish for under $15. (Bargaining tip: You should offer 50 percent of the seller’s starting price and be prepared to walk away.) In the clothing and fabrics section of the market, you can find felt slippers, embroidered bags, and beautiful suzani throws.
Transfer to Tashkent International airport for your flight to the next destination.

Duration

Multi Day

Language

English

Travel Guide

Local Sim Card. You’ll need a passport and your hotel registration to buy an Uzbek SIM card.
Time Zone. Indian Standard Time is 30 minutes ahead of Uzbekistan.
Plug and Socket. Uzbekistan there are two associated plug types, types C and F. Plug type C is the plug which has two round pins and plug type F is the plug which has two round pins with two earth clips on the side. Uzbekistan operates on a 220V supply voltage and 50Hz.
Carry a big wallet. Uzbekistan’s currency is the Som, and there are about 8,000 som to the dollar, so lugging a wad of cash is unavoidable. Fortunately, 50,000 and 10,000 notes are now available. International credit cards are starting to come into use, but they are by no means widely accepted or reliable.
Climate. Tashkent’s temperatures, in theory, range from -10 degrees Centigrade (14 Fahrenheit) in the winter to 50 degrees Centigrade (122 Fahrenheit!) in the summer. July is a period of intense heat. Spring is a better time to visit (mid-April to early June) when Tashkent’s fruit trees blossom, the sun is warm enough for café culture, and the mountains are still visible in the distance. From August to mid-October you are almost guaranteed bright weather and the beautiful golden leaves of the apricot trees in the makhallas (traditional neighbourhood). In late September - October, the average high-temperature drops to around 21.8°C (71.2°F).
Clothing. In spring and summer, lightweight clothing is best during the day and warmer clothing for colder nights. During autumn and winter layers work best. We recommend taking a hat, gloves, scarf and a fleece jumper. In winter a thick waterproof and windproof jacket is required and you may need thermals also. There may be a chance to go for a swim or enjoy spa activities, so keep a swim suit handy. Ladies should keep a headscarf to cover their head when entering religious sites.
Footwear. Comfortable slippers or sandals for relaxing and walking shoes for walking tours.
Luggage. One main piece of baggage of around 20kgs and a daypack for personal items. Remember that you may have to carry your own luggage so don't overload yourself.
Tipping. Tipping isn't compulsory. You may however, want to recognize the work of a guide or driver that has done a great job. We would recommend $3 to $7 per person per day depending on the size of the group and accompanying staff.
Eat the best fruits in the world. From April to October, road-side souks overflow with succulent fruit and vegetables at low prices. April is strawberry season, and May brings red, black, and yellow cherries, as well as sour morellos. In June, stall-holders have peaches and apricots. July is for watermelons, August is for plums, with grapes, pomegranates, pears, and persimmons following in September and October. Central Asia is where apples originated, and you’ll find kées-lyi (sour) and slát-keei (sweet) apples year-round, with a much wider variety than most countries. You will be amazed at the high quality of dry fruits available in all the main bazaars of Tashkent and other cities in Uzbekistan.
Visa & Passport Control. Persons intending to travel to Uzbekistan should apply for an E-Visa online at-least three weeks prior to travel with passport validity being at-least 6 months from the date of travel.

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