Uzbekistan from West to East
Eleven immersive days from the Aral Sea region to Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand, Tashkent, and the Ferghana Valley.
O'zbekiston11 kundan boshlab 625 US$
Tour Media
1 / 5Travel Style
This route is a practical base for a first complete Uzbekistan journey, moving from the western desert regions toward the Ferghana Valley in the east.
What makes it balanced
- Start with the Aral Sea region and Khiva before continuing to Bukhara and Samarkand.
- Add museums, old-city walks, craft workshops, and changing landscapes instead of repeating the same city rhythm.
- Keep the program flexible enough to shorten, upgrade, or adapt around flight schedules.
Best for
Travelers who want one route that feels complete without becoming rushed. It works well as a first serious Uzbekistan itinerary because it combines desert history, Silk Road cities, and living craft traditions.
Highlights
Aral Sea Context
Begin in Nukus and Moynaq with the Savitsky Museum, desert viewpoints, and the ship cemetery.
Classic Silk Road Cities
Continue through Khiva, Bukhara, Shakhrisabz, and Samarkand with time for guided walks and independent evenings.
Ferghana Valley Crafts
Finish with Kokand, Ferghana, Margilan silk, and Rishtan ceramics before returning to Tashkent.
Itinerary
Arrival to Tashkent and flight to Nukus
Meet in Tashkent, fly to Nukus, visit the Savitsky Museum, and make a short city walk.
- Savitsky State Museum
- Nukus city walk
Places to visit: Nukus
Pricing & Inclusions
dan boshlab 625 US$
Tour price is based on two travelers sharing BnB or 2-3* boutique hotels with breakfast.
Kiritilgan
- Visa support documentation if required
- Boutique or BnB hotels with breakfast
- All intercity transfers and local transport
Kiritilmagan
- International and domestic flights
- Full-time accompanying guide
- Entrance tickets and on-site guiding
- Lunches and dinners

