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22 – 27 November 2026

Uzbekistan (5 NIGHTS 6 DAYS)

  • 6 days
  • Booking deadline: 20 Nov 2026
Double room, per person $1,350
Single room supplement $250
Child (ages 2-12)* $1,200
Infant (ages 0-2)* $200

* Child and infant prices apply only when the child shares a room with their parents.

Per person $1,350
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UZBEKISTAN

"A journey to the heart of hadith, wisdom, and Turkish-Islamic civilization..."

Uzbekistan is a unique geography that presents the brightest centers of Islamic knowledge from Bukhara to Samarkand, from Khiva to Tashkent, all in one place. Bukhara, with the traces of great scholars such as Imam Bukhari, Imam Maturidi, and Bahaeddin Nakshibendi, keeps alive the spirit of "the Dome of Islam." The Kalyan Minaret and Mir Arab Madrasah carry the city's spiritual heritage to the present day.

Samarkand, with its Registan Square and Ulugbek Madrasah, represents the pinnacle of learning, art, and astronomy; with its blue domes, it is among the most magnificent stops of Islamic architecture.

Khiva, with its walls, minarets, and historic quarters, appears as a living museum of Islamic urban order.

Tashkent, with the mausoleums of great figures such as Zengi Ata and Sheikh Hovendi Tahur, is a peaceful capital that brings together modern life with ancient spirituality.

A journey in Uzbekistan is an unforgettable spiritual expedition that allows believers to feel the deep heritage of learning, wisdom, and Turkish-Islamic civilization.

Itinerary

Day-by-day journey

  1. Day 1

    November 22, Sunday

    Cities visited: Tashkent

    Our journey begins as we meet at the International Departures Terminal of Istanbul Airport in front of the Turkish Airlines counters. After check-in and passport procedures, we depart to Uzbekistan's capital on a Turkish Airlines scheduled flight. After approximately 4.5 hours of flight, we arrive in Tashkent and begin our city tour. In Tashkent, which stands out with its wide and orderly streets, we visit the Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum, the Barak Khan Madrasah which now hosts gift shops and handicraft workshops, the Hazrat Imam Mosque, and the original Quran manuscript from the time of Hazrat Osman housed in the Muyi Mubarak Madrasah. After visiting Emir Timur Square and Independence Square, we visit the Chorsu Bazaar, which has been used as a marketplace for approximately 2,000 years. Following free time, we enjoy Uzbek pilaf for dinner and settle into our hotel in Tashkent. Overnight in our hotel.

  2. Day 2

    November 23, Monday

    Cities visited: Tashkent · Samarkand

    After breakfast at the hotel, we head to Tashkent Railway Station and depart towards Samarkand. After approximately 2 hours of travel, we arrive in Samarkand and begin our city tour. We start our tour with Gur-i Emir (the Mausoleum of Amir Timur). Then we visit Registan Square and the Ulugbek, Tilla Kari, and Shir Dar Madrasahs located there. After visiting the Bibi Hanım Mosque, we proceed to the Shah-i Zinda Mausoleum Complex, where we visit the tomb of Kusam ibn Abbas, the cousin of the Prophet. Finally, we see the Ulugbek Observatory and visit the mausoleums of Imam Maturidi and Khoja Ubaydullah Ahrar before having our dinner. Overnight in Samarkand.

  3. Day 3

    November 24, Tuesday

    Cities visited: Samarkand · Bukhara

    After breakfast at the hotel, we depart by bus towards Bukhara. Along the way, we visit the tombs of Seven Pirs, important figures in the Islamic Sufi tradition, including Abdulhalik Gujduvani, Arif Rivgeri, and Mahmud Injar Faghnawi, before arriving in Bukhara. In Bukhara, one of the most important stops on the historic Silk Road, we visit the Ismail Samani Mausoleum, the Tomb and Fountain of Job the Prophet, the Bolo Khauз Mosque, the Ark Fortress, and the Poi Kalan Complex (Kalyan Minaret, Mir Arab Madrasah, Friday Mosque), Ulugbek Madrasah, Abdulaziz Khan Madrasah, Magaki Attari Mosque, Nadir Divan Begi Madrasah, and Char Minar. After free time for shopping in the Silk Road bazaars, we stay overnight in our hotel in Bukhara.

  4. Day 4

    November 25, Wednesday

    Cities visited: Bukhara · Khiva

    After breakfast at the hotel, we visit the tombs of Seyyed Emir Kulal and Bahaeddin Shah-i Nakshibendi (may God be pleased with him) and his mother, one of the most special stops of our Bukhara tour. After these visits, we cross the Kyzylkum Desert and proceed along the Amu Darya (Oxus) River towards Khiva, the ancient capital of Khorezm. We arrive in Khiva in the evening, settle into our hotel, and have dinner. Overnight in Khiva.

  5. Day 5

    November 26, Thursday

    Cities visited: Khiva

    Today we spend the entire day exploring Khiva. After breakfast, we enter the historic city of Khiva, located quite close to the Turkmenistan border, through the Ata Darvaza Gate. We visit Muhammad Amin Khan Madrasah, Kalta Minar Minaret, Kuhna Ark Fortress, Muhammad Rahim Khan Madrasah and Khiva Khans Museum, Muhammad Amin Inak Madrasah and Science Museum, Allah Kuli Khan Stone Courtyard Palace and Harem Section, Friday Mosque and its Minaret, Islam Hoja Madrasah and Minaret. After visiting the Pehlivans Gate and Pehlivans Mahmud Mausoleum, we have free time for shopping. Overnight in Khiva.

  6. Day 6

    November 27, Friday

    Cities visited: Khiva · Urgench · Istanbul

    After an early breakfast, we head to the airport in Urgench, the current capital of Khorezm Region, approximately 40 km away. We complete baggage and passport procedures and depart by plane.

Services

What's included and what's not

Included

  • Turkish Airlines round-trip flights Istanbul – Tashkent / Urgench – Istanbul
  • Express train from Tashkent to Samarkand
  • Tours and visits as specified in the program
  • Entrance fees for tours and visits specified in the program
  • Airport pick-up and return transfers
  • 5 nights accommodation in 4* and 5* hotels
  • Breakfast (6 times)
  • Dinner (5 times)
  • Luxury coach and professional driver services throughout the tour
  • Daily 1 liter water complementary
  • Professional Turkish guide service
  • Airport and security taxes
  • Local guide service
  • Travel health insurance

Not included

  • Lunch meals
  • Personal expenses
  • International exit visa stamp
  • Excursions not mentioned in the program

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does the Uzbekistan tour cost?
Prices for the Uzbekistan tour start from 1,350 $ per person. See the tour detail page for room-based prices and child and infant prices.
How do I book Zem Tur tours?
You can select a tour from our website and follow the booking steps. Alternatively, contact us via WhatsApp or phone, and our consultants will complete your registration together with you.
What are your payment options?
You can pay via bank transfer to our accounts. Payment plans and required deposits vary by tour; our consultant will share exact amounts and dates during booking.
What sets Zem Tur tours apart?
From Umrah and Hajj to Jerusalem, Al-Andalus, Samarkand and the Balkans, we plan our routes with Islamic sensitivity. With prayer time-friendly schedules, halal meals and attentive guides, you travel with peace of mind.
What is included and excluded from tour prices?
Each tour's scope differs: find detailed information about which accommodations, transportation, guides, meals and entrance fees are included in the "Included / Not Included" section of each tour.
What documents are needed for Umrah and Hajj tours?
Passport validity, visa requirements and vaccination conditions vary by current regulations. We share an updated document checklist at registration and assist you throughout the application process.
Can I participate alone, and is a single room required?
You can participate alone. A single room is not required; you can share a room with another guest of the same gender. We can also arrange a single room according to your preference.
Do your tours have halal food and prayer time considerations?
Yes. We plan our programs with prayer times in mind and pay careful attention to halal food standards.
Are your tours suitable for children or elderly participants?
Most of our tours are suitable for all age groups. Some programs that involve intensive walking may have restrictions based on health conditions; you can review the warnings on the tour's detail page or contact us with any questions.
Can I cancel the tour I purchased or change its date?
For cancellation and date change requests, please contact us. Since airline tickets, hotels, and visas are subject to each company's deduction policies, the conditions vary depending on the tour and the timing of your request.
Will the tour be cancelled if sufficient participation is not reached?
A certain number of participants is required for our tours to operate. If the required number is not reached, we reserve the right to postpone or cancel the tour; in such a case, you will be notified in advance and your payment will be refunded or transferred to another tour with your consent.

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