From mountain escapes to ancient cities — Uzbekistan awaits.

Free Cancellation: Free cancellation up to 30 days before departure.
Partial Refund:50% refund if canceled between 15-30 days before departure.
No Refund:No refund for cancellations within 14 days of departure, but future travel credits may be issued.

All airport transfers and sightseeing will be provided in a private, air-conditioned vehicle.
Hotel check-in and check-out times are subject to hotel policy.
The itinerary may be adjusted due to weather conditions, road situations, or local regulations without
affecting the overall experience.
Entrance fees to monuments are included/excluded (can be specified as per package).
Meals other than breakfast are not included unless mentioned.
Local guides may be English-speaking (other languages available on request).
Early check-in or late check-out is subject to availability and additional charges.
Please carry comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, and weather-appropriate clothing.
A valid passport and necessary travel documents are required at all times.
The company is not responsible for delays caused by airlines, natural conditions, or unforeseen

General Travel Tips
Documents & Currency
Visa: Check if your nationality requires a visa for Uzbekistan.
Passport: Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date.
Currency: Local currency is the Uzbekistani Soʻm (UZS). Cash is preferred, but card usage is increasing.
Exchange: Use official exchange counters or ATMs. Avoid street money changers.
Weather in December
Cold temperatures: Expect temperatures between -5°C to +10°C (23°F–50°F).
Clothing: Pack warm layers, including:
Thermal wear
Waterproof jacket
Gloves, scarf, and hat
Comfortable warm shoes or boots
Connectivity
SIM Cards: Buy a local SIM (e.g., Ucell, Beeline, or Mobiuz) at the airport or nearby stores.
Wi-Fi: Available in most hotels and restaurants.
Food & Drinks
Cuisine: Don’t miss local dishes like plov, lagman, shashlik, manti, and samsa.
Water: Avoid drinking tap water. Use bottled or filtered water.
Halal food: Widely available; verify at restaurants if needed.
Cultural Etiquette
Respect traditions: Uzbekistan is a Muslim-majority country. Dress modestly, especially when visiting
religious sites.
Shoes: Remove shoes when entering mosques.
Photography: Ask permission before photographing people or religious places.
Transport
Taxis: Use Yandex Go (similar to Uber) or official taxis. Agree on the fare before the ride if using street taxis.
Trains: For Tashkent–Samarkand, book high-speed Afrosiyob train in advance.
Drivers & guides: It’s helpful to have a local guide for historical tours.
Shopping
Bazaars: Great for souvenirs – silk, ceramics, spices, traditional hats (tubeteika), and carpets.
Bargaining: Negotiation is common in markets, but do so respectfully.
Safety & Health
Safety: Uzbekistan is generally safe for tourists. Practice usual travel precautions.
Travel insurance: Recommended for health, trip delays, or loss of items.
Medications: Bring your prescribed medications with original packaging.
Bonus Tip: Local Phrases
Hello – Salom
Thank you – Rahmat
Yes/No – Ha / Yo‘q
How much? – Qancha turadi?