Uzbekistan

13 days / 11 nightsUzbekistan

March 21 to April 2, 2027

Tashkent + Khiva + Bukhara + Samarkand + Shakhrisabz

A trip along the ancient Silk Road, exploring some of the most important historic cities of Central Asia. The itinerary combines mosques, madrasas, mausoleums, bazaars and World Heritage cities, as well as the legacy of Amir Timur (Tamerlane) and the blue and turquoise architecture typical of the region.

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Highlights

Tashkent and Chorsu Bazaar, the historic city of Khiva, Kunya Ark Citadel, Bukhara, Samanid Mausoleum, Ark Citadel, Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa Palace, Samarkand, Registan Square, Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum, Shakhrisabz, Dor-ut Saodat Complex and Ulugbek Observatory.

Itinerary

Day 1 – São Paulo → Tashkent

Day 2 – Arrival in Tashkent + city tour

Day 3 – Tashkent → Urgench → Khiva

Day 4 – Khiva

Day 5 – Khiva → Bukhara

Day 6 – Bukhara

Day 7 – Bukhara + Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa Palace + Naqshbandi Memorial

Day 8 – Bukhara + Lyabi Hauz → Samarkand

Day 9 – Samarkand + Registan Square + Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum

Day 10 – Samarkand → Shakhrisabz → Samarkand

Day 11 – Ulugbek Observatory → Tashkent

Day 12 – Tashkent + Amir Timur Square + free afternoon

Day 13 – Tashkent → São Paulo

Accommodation

Tashkent at the InterContinental 5★, Khiva at the Farovon Khiva 4★, Bukhara at the Wyndham Bukhara 4★ and Samarkand at the Mövenpick 4★, or similar.

Included

Accommodation with breakfast, Host accompanying the group, local guide in Spanish, planned tours and entrance fees, meals mentioned, private transportation, train between cities as per itinerary, Tashkent–Urgench domestic flight, early check-in on arrival and travel medical assistance.

Not included

International flights, any visas, meals and drinks not mentioned, upgrades, personal expenses, porters and tips.

Important information

Documentation: Brazilians do not need a visa for Uzbekistan; passport valid for at least 6 months and travel insurance with minimum coverage of EUR 30 thousand.