In one trip you can stand in the magnificent Registan Square in Samarkand, wander through the old trading domes of Bukhara and walk the walled city of Khiva, which feels like an open-air museum. The capital, Tashkent, adds a modern touch with wide boulevards, busy bazaars and one of the most beautiful metro systems in the region.
Uzbekistan is also very comfortable for Pakistani travellers. It is a Muslim-majority country with a rich Islamic heritage, including the resting place of Imam Bukhari near Samarkand, and halal food is easy to find. The famous national dish, plov, along with fresh bread, kebabs and dried fruits, is a highlight of the journey.
The classic route covers Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara, connected by comfortable high-speed trains. With more time, you can add Khiva for its walled old city or take a day trip to the Chimgan mountains and Charvak Lake near Tashkent.
SaffarGuru takes care of flights, hotels, private transport, train bookings and sightseeing, and guides you through entry requirements, so you can enjoy a stress-free holiday. Every package can be tailored to your dates, budget and group size.