Activities in Uzbekistan

The coordinator Mirzo aka and driver/tour guide Asilbek aka are responsive and coordinated well before the trip. The meet up point is conveniently located and the vehicle has ample space. The guide was knowledgeable and was able to answer most of the groups’ questions, perfect for English languar tour. The guide briefed the groupd before each activity, adviced on how to avoid unnecessary fees, and provided clear instructions on time and meet up points. He didn’t rush and we had plenty of time in each stop which made the experience even better, and made sure we have water for the really hot weather. This tour is a good mix of culture, history, relaxation, and adrenaline rush! The guide was kind enough to drop me off at my hotel lobby which is a bonus after a full day of going around and activities. I’m thankful, this tour is highly recommended! Rahmat!

This was a very satisfying tour, thanks to Hana's excellent Japanese language skills and extensive knowledge. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to experience nature!

Taking off in the morning light of Tashkent, after an hour of gazing at snow-capped mountains, we landed on the opening page of "One Thousand and One Nights." Bukhara, the quietest stop on the Silk Road. Listening to the director tell stories behind those brick walls, and sipping a cup of salty milk tea in the shadow of thousand-year-old architecture. The advantage of the off-season is that the entire ancient city belongs only to us. 🕌📖 🥙 The slow pace of Central Asia is even more captivating than I imagined.