Where to Stay in Tashkent: Best Areas for First-Time Visitors, Local Atmosphere, and Every Budget
Not sure where to stay in Tashkent? Compare Amir Timur Square, Mirobod, Chorsu, Tashkent City and Yakkasaray, with honest hotel picks for every budget.
Not sure where to stay in Tashkent? Compare Amir Timur Square, Mirobod, Chorsu, Tashkent City and Yakkasaray, with honest hotel picks for every budget.
Compare the best day trips from Samarkand, including Shahrisabz, the Seven Lakes, Panjakent, Konigil, Urgut, and the trips better saved for overnight stays.
Choose where to stay in Khiva with this practical guide to the best areas, Ichan Kala hotels, and the most characterful stays for first-time visitors.
A practical guide to where to stay in Bukhara, covering the best areas, who they suit, key landmarks, atmosphere, and top hotels for first-time visitors.
A curated selection of the best places to stay in Samarkand, from atmospheric traditional boutique hotels near the Registan to quieter modern stays, with honest tips on what each area feels like.
Learn how to plan a trip to Uzbekistan independently with this practical guide to visas, trains, costs, safety, SIM cards, and the best time to go.
Plan a practical Uzbekistan itinerary for 7, 10 or 14–17 days, with Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, Nukus, the Aral Sea, Fergana Valley, trains and transfers.
Embark on a scenic transfer from Khiva to Nukus, exploring hidden historical landmarks like Chilpik Fortress and the Badai-Tugai Nature Reserve, as well as the spiritual Mizdarkhan Necropolis. Discover the lesser-traveled path through Uzbekistan’s desert beauty.
Embark on a Shahrisabz day trip from Samarkand to uncover Tamerlane’s legacy. Explore epic monuments, vibrant markets, and the heart of Central Asia’s history.
Discover the Savitsky Museum in Nukus, home to one of the world’s largest collections of Soviet avant-garde art. A surprising highlight of Uzbekistan.