Uzbekistan group tour for Spanish speakers

Arrival in Tashkent in the morning. Meet and greet at the airport, transfer to the hotel, check-in, and rest. Early check-in is included.

You may arrive on Friday afternoon or evening with Turkish Airlines or Uzbekistan Airlines.
You can also arrive early Saturday morning with Turkish Airlines (TK) or Uzbekistan Airlines (HY).

Breakfast at the hotel.

Tashkent’s main attractions are concentrated in the old part of the city, where the principal historical and architectural monuments of the capital are located.

At 11:00 AM, we begin a guided tour of the old town, starting with a visit to the Khazret-Imam Complex, also known as Khast-Imam (including Khast-Imam Square, Barak-Khan Madrasah, Tillya Sheikh Mosque, and the mausoleum of Kaffal-ash-Shashi — a popular pilgrimage site for Muslims). We’ll then visit the Kukeldash Madrasah, built in the 16th century (1570) during the reign of the Shaybanid dynasty.

Next, we explore Chorsu Bazaar, the oldest market in Tashkent, known since the Middle Ages and a key commercial hub on the Great Silk Road.

In the afternoon, we tour modern Tashkent, strolling through Independence and Eternity Square, admiring the city’s magnificent fountains and modern monuments, and visiting Amir Timur Square and the Opera and Ballet Square.

To finish the day, we’ll take a tour of the Tashkent Metro. The metro stations are stunning, featuring unique architecture and fascinating decorations. Riding the Tashkent Metro feels like a journey through a museum of Uzbekistan’s history and culture.

Transfer back to the hotel.

Overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast included.

Breakfast at the hotel.

In the morning, transfer from Tashkent to Samarkand by high-speed train.

Samarkand, one of the most renowned cities in Uzbekistan, boasts over 2,750 years of eventful history.

Upon arrival, sightseeing tour of Samarkand. We will visit:

Registan Square, the most famous square in Central Asia (including Ulugh Beg Madrasah, Sher-Dor Madrasah, and Tillya-Kori Madrasah), which is the city’s main attraction—but not the only one.

Next, we head to the Gur-e Amir Mausoleum, the tomb of the great Tamerlane, where the remains of the legendary conqueror Amir Timur rest. We will continue with a visit to the Ak Saray Mausoleum and the Rukhabad Mausoleum.

After lunch, the tour continues with:

Bibi Khanum Mosque, once one of the largest mosques in the Muslim world.

Shah-i-Zinda Architectural Complex, a mysterious and magnificent archaeological and memorial site reflecting 2,500 years of the city’s history.

Overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast included.

Breakfast at the hotel.

After breakfast, we will take a walk through Siab Bazaar, the oldest oriental market in Samarkand. Its abundance of agricultural products and rows of artisans with their handmade goods reflect both the region’s natural wealth and the talent of its people.

In the afternoon, we’ll visit the museum and medieval observatory of Ulugh Beg, the grandson of the great Tamerlane. Ulugh Beg was a humanitarian ruler and a distinguished scientist. We’ll also explore the Afrosiab Museum, dedicated to the ancient city of the same name.

In the evening, we’ll return to Registan Square to enjoy the illuminated madrasah light show.

Overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast included.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Morning transfer to Bukhara by high-speed train.

Bukhara is one of the oldest cities in the world and was an important stop along the Great Silk Road. In medieval times, Bukhara was one of the main political, cultural, and religious centers of the Middle East.

Upon arrival, sightseeing in Bukhara begins with a visit to the Lyabi-Hauz Complex, including the Kukeldash Madrasah and Nadir Divan-Begi Madrasah. We’ll also explore the covered trading domes from the 16th century, home to traditional handicraft workshops.

In the afternoon, we’ll continue the tour with visits to:

• The Samanid Mausoleum, built in the late 10th century by Ismail Samani;

• The Chashma-Ayub Mausoleum, part of a religious complex that includes the sacred spring;

• The Bolo-Hauz Complex, constructed in the 17th century by order of Emir Shah Murad.

Overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast included.

Breakfast at the hotel.

At 8:00 AM, we depart from Bukhara to Khiva by road, crossing the vast Kyzyl Kum Desert (Qyzylqum) along the Amu Darya River. This route follows the same path once taken by countless caravans along the Silk Road. “Kyzyl Kum” means “red sand” in Turkic, as the local sand indeed has a reddish hue. We will make several stops along the way, passing scenic dunes and enjoying the panoramic view from a lookout point over the Amu Darya, one of the two largest rivers in the region.

Upon arrival in Khiva, check-in at the hotel. Free time to stroll through Ichan Kala, visit local workshops, and shop for souvenirs.

Overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast included.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Khiva is an incredible historic city often described as an “open-air museum.”

We will take a tour of Khiva’s inner city, known as the Ichan Kala Complex. This medieval walled city is a UNESCO World Heritage site, preserved just as it was in the past. Visits include: the Pahlavan Mahmud Complex, the Kunya Ark Fortress, the Islam Khodja Madrasah, and its minaret.

In the afternoon, the tour continues with a stroll to: Tash Hauli Palace, Alakuli Khan Madrasah, the Juma (Friday) Mosque, and Amin Khan Madrasah.

Overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast included.

Breakfast at the hotel.

At 5:00 AM, transfer to Urgench Airport (34 km).

International flight Urgench – Istanbul (08:45 – 11:10).

End of the tour program in Uzbekistan.

Note: Direct flights from Urgench to Istanbul are available on Mondays and Fridays.

Breakfast included.