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From the majestic Registan in Samarkand to the ancient streets of Bukhara and Khiva – discover the legendary Silk Road cities of Uzbekistan.
Three UNESCO World Heritage cities and centuries of Silk Road history, waiting to be explored.
Samarkand's turquoise-domed madrasahs form one of the most stunning squares on earth.
The resting place of Timur (Tamerlane), crowned by a magnificent ribbed turquoise dome.
A breathtaking avenue of tiled mausoleums, among the finest examples of Islamic architecture.
Sit by the historic Lyabi-Khauz pond, surrounded by centuries-old madrasahs and teahouses.
A balanced mix of city life, culture and nature – planned day by day.
Arrival in Yerevan and hotel transfer. A first stroll across Republic Square and along Northern Avenue, the heart of the city.
Climb the Cascade Complex for panoramic city views, then visit the Matenadaran Museum with its unique manuscript collection. Afternoon free time at Vernissage Market.
Full-day excursion to the UNESCO-listed Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery, with stunning views of Mount Ararat along the way.
A last morning at leisure or a farewell Armenian meal (khorovats, dolma, lavash), followed by your transfer to the airport.
April–June and September–November: mild temperatures, ideal for exploring the Silk Road cities.
Avyra tours run in small groups of 2–7 travelers.
EU citizens, including Germans, can enter Uzbekistan visa-free for up to 30 days.
EU citizens, including Germans, Austrians and Swiss, can enter Uzbekistan visa-free for up to 30 days. Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond arrival.
Yes — most of our Uzbekistan journeys combine several of these cities. We tailor the route and pace to your interests and available time.
Flights, hotel accommodation, breakfast, domestic transfers between cities, guided tours and travel insurance are typically included. Full details are provided in your personalized offer.
Yes. Our Uzbekistan journeys work well for solo travelers, couples, and small groups of up to 7 people.
