Tashkent · Chimgan Mountains · Samarkand · Bukhara · 3 to 6 nights · from ₹46,200 per person · 4★ hotels · private car and guide
Turquoise domes, Silk Road bazaars and snow-capped mountains — about three hours’ flight from Delhi. Our Uzbekistan tour packages start and end at Tashkent airport, so you can fly in from Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata or Delhi and join the same trip. Every itinerary uses 4★ hotels, a private car with a driver-guide and the Afrosiyob bullet train between cities.
Since 1 September 2026, Indians holding a valid multiple-entry US, UK or Schengen visa can visit visa-free for 30 days; everyone else gets an e-visa online in about three working days.
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| Agency | IMAD Travel Pvt Ltd — IATA-certified, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, since 2011 |
| Itineraries | 6 ready itineraries, 3 to 6 nights, plus fully custom trips |
| Price | From ₹46,200 to ₹95,999 per person on double sharing · GST & TCS extra |
| Package type | Land package — starts and ends at Tashkent airport; fly in from any Indian city |
| Cities | Tashkent · Chimgan Mountains & Charvak Lake · Samarkand · Bukhara · Khiva on request |
| Hotels | 4★ on every itinerary · 5★ and boutique heritage hotels quoted on request |
| Transport | Private car with driver-guide · Afrosiyob high-speed (bullet) train between cities |
| Flight time | About 3 hours direct from Delhi; one stop from most other Indian cities |
| Visa | Visa-free 30 days with a valid multiple-entry US, UK, Schengen and 5 other visas · otherwise e-visa, USD 20 single entry |
| Best time | April–May and September–October · December–February for snow at Chimgan |
| Currency | Uzbek som (UZS) · carry US dollars to exchange |
| Time zone | 30 minutes behind India (UTC+5) |
| Also searched as | Uzbekistan holiday packages · Uzbekistan travel packages · Uzbekistan itinerary · Uzbekistan trip cost from India · Uzbekistan packages from Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad |
Uzbekistan works as a long weekend or a full week. If you have only three or four nights, stay in Tashkent and add either the mountains or a Samarkand day trip. With five nights or more, you can sleep in Samarkand and Bukhara, which is where the Silk Road really comes alive.
| Itinerary | Nights | Route | Price per person | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tashkent With Ease | 3 | Tashkent · Chimgan day trip | ₹46,200 | First-timers, short break |
| Tashkent & Chimgan Mountains | 4 | Tashkent · Chimgan · Magic City | ₹52,000 | Families, nature lovers |
| Tashkent + Samarkand Day Trip | 4 | Tashkent · Samarkand by bullet train | ₹56,000 | History on a short trip |
| Jewels of Uzbekistan | 5 | Tashkent · Samarkand · Bukhara | ₹79,500 | The classic Silk Road |
| Uzbekistan Delight | 6 | Tashkent · Chimgan · Samarkand · Bukhara | ₹84,170 | Mountains + Silk Road |
| 7 Days in Uzbekistan | 6 | Tashkent · Bukhara (2N) · Samarkand | ₹95,999 | Slower pace, 2 nights in Bukhara |
Tashkent (3N) – Samarkand (1N) – Bukhara (1N) – Tashkent (1N) · with a Chimgan Mountains day Highlights of 7 Days Uzbekistan Delight Highlights of Tashkent Full-day city tour of Tashkent Hazrati Imam (Khast Imam) complex — library with one of the world’s oldest Qurans Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial and statue Monument of Courage and […]
7 Days 6 Nights
Private / Custom
Tashkent (2N) – Samarkand (1N) – Bukhara (1N) – Tashkent (1N) · all by Afrosiyob bullet train Highlights of 6 Days Jewels of Uzbekistan Highlights of Tashkent Full-day city tour of Tashkent Hazrati Imam (Khast Imam) complex — library with one of the world’s oldest Qurans Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial and statue Monument of Courage […]
6 Days 5 Nights
Private / Custom
Tashkent (4N) — with a full-day trip to Samarkand by Afrosiyob bullet train Highlights of Tashkent & Samarkand Day Trip Highlights of Tashkent Full-day city tour of Tashkent Hazrati Imam (Khast Imam) complex — library with one of the world’s oldest Qurans Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial and statue Monument of Courage and Memorial of Repressions […]
5 Days 4 Nights
Private / Custom
Tashkent (4N) — with Chimgan Mountains, Charvak Lake, local bazaars & Magic City Highlights of Tashkent & Chimgan Mountains Highlights of Tashkent Full-day city tour of Tashkent Hazrati Imam (Khast Imam) complex — library with one of the world’s oldest Qurans Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial and statue Monument of Courage and Memorial of Repressions Independence […]
5 Days 4 Nights
Private / Custom
Tashkent (3N) — with a full-day trip to Chimgan Mountains & Charvak Lake Highlights of 4 Days Tashkent Tour Package Highlights of Tashkent Full-day city tour of Tashkent Hazrati Imam (Khast Imam) complex — library with one of the world’s oldest Qurans Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial and statue Monument of Courage and Memorial of Repressions […]
4 Days 3 Nights
Private / Custom
Tashkent (3N) – Bukhara (2N) – Samarkand (1N) Highlights of 7 Days Uzbekistan Tour Package from India Highlights of Tashkent Full day city tour of Tashkent Visit Khastimom complex (Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum, Barak Khan Medressah, Library with holy Koran) Chorsu Bazaar Independence Square Navoi Theatre Square Amir Temur Square Cable-chair lift in Amirsoy resort […]
7 Days 6 Nights
Private / Custom
Short on time? Our Tashkent tour package, Tashkent With Ease, covers the capital’s highlights, including the Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial, and a full day at Chimgan and Charvak Lake — enough for a first taste of Central Asia in a long weekend.
Travelling with children? Tashkent & Chimgan Mountains adds a slow day of local bazaars and Magic City, Tashkent’s family theme park, with no early train starts.
Want Samarkand without changing hotels? Tashkent + Samarkand Day Trip takes the morning bullet train to Registan Square and brings you back to the same Tashkent hotel at night.
The classic route: Jewels of Uzbekistan spends a night each in Samarkand and Bukhara, both linked by bullet train — the itinerary most of our clients choose.
Everything in one trip: Uzbekistan Delight adds the Chimgan Mountains to the Silk Road route. For two nights in Bukhara, see 7 Days in Uzbekistan.
Not every trip needs to cross the country. If you have a long weekend or four nights, our Tashkent tour package and its two 4-night versions keep you in one 4★ hotel and uses the capital as your base. You get a full city day, including the Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial, and one big day out: either the Chimgan Mountains and Charvak Lake, or Samarkand by bullet train.
| Tashkent itinerary | Nights | Day out | Price per person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tashkent Tour Package — Tashkent With Ease | 3 | Chimgan Mountains & Charvak Lake | ₹46,200 |
| Tashkent & Chimgan Mountains | 4 | Chimgan & Charvak + bazaars and Magic City | ₹52,000 |
| Tashkent + Samarkand Day Trip | 4 | Samarkand by Afrosiyob bullet train | ₹56,000 |
These short trips suit first-time visitors, families with young children and senior travellers who prefer not to change hotels. Any of them can be extended into Samarkand and Bukhara later in the planning.
All our Uzbekistan packages are land packages. The trip starts when you land at Tashkent International Airport and ends when we drop you back there. That’s why the same itinerary and price work whether you fly from Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru or Chennai — we book your flights separately, from your city, at the best fare on your dates.
| Included in every itinerary | Not included |
|---|---|
| Airport meet & greet and return transfers | International flights |
| 4★ hotel on double sharing, daily breakfast | Uzbekistan visa or e-visa fee |
| Private air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi | Lunch and dinner |
| Driver-guide for 2–4 adults · driver plus separate guide for 6+ adults | Personal expenses, tips, optional rides |
| Vehicle and guide at your disposal 10 am – 7 pm daily | GST & TCS (for India) |
| Afrosiyob bullet train tickets where the route uses the train | |
| Entrance tickets listed on each itinerary | |
| 2 bottles of water per person daily · hotel and tourist taxes |
Meals are left open on purpose. Tashkent has several Indian restaurants, and our guide will suggest vegetarian, Jain-friendly or halal options each day, so you eat what you like instead of set hotel buffets.
Children and infants: a child pays the adult rate and an infant travels free.
There are now two ways in:
| Your situation | What you need |
|---|---|
| You hold a valid multiple-entry visa from the USA, UK, Schengen states, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea or New Zealand | No visa. Stay up to 30 days from 1 September 2026. Carry your onward or return ticket |
| You don't hold one of these | E-visa on the official portal e-visa.gov.uz — USD 20 single entry, about 3 working days |
The qualifying visa must be in your current passport. Read our full Uzbekistan visa guide for Indians for documents, the step-by-step e-visa process and examples. Our visa desk also does a free eligibility check on WhatsApp.
Tashkent — the modern capital. Your trip starts here. The Hazrati Imam (Khast Imam) complex holds one of the world’s oldest Qurans; Amir Temur Square, Independence Square and Broadway Street show the modern city. Indian travellers always stop at the Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial — our second Prime Minister signed the Tashkent Declaration here in 1966, and a street and statue carry his name.
Chimgan Mountains and Charvak Lake — the day out of the city. About 80 km from Tashkent, a two-kilometre chairlift climbs to around 2,000 metres for wide views of the Tian Shan range. Below it lies Charvak, a turquoise reservoir with photo stops along the way. Horse riding and ATV rides are optional. In winter, Chimgan becomes Uzbekistan’s ski slope.
Samarkand — the showpiece of the Silk Road. Registan Square, framed by three tiled madrasas from the 15th and 17th centuries, is the image most people have of Uzbekistan. Add Gur-i-Emir, the mausoleum of Amir Temur; the giant Bibi Khanum Mosque; the blue-tiled avenue of tombs at Shah-i-Zinda; Ulugbek’s observatory; and a silk carpet workshop.
Bukhara — a living old town. Life still centres on Lyabi Hauz, the pool square under old mulberry trees. Walk to the Poi Kalyan complex with its 47-metre minaret, the Bolo Hauz Mosque, Magoki Attori and the madrasas of Ulugbek and Abdul Aziz Khan, then drive to Sitorai Mokhi Khosa, the summer palace of the last emir.
Khiva — on request. The walled inner town of Itchan Kala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the far west. It needs two extra days, so we add it only to custom trips.
Uzbekistan’s high-speed Afrosiyob train is the easiest way between the Silk Road cities, and it’s one of the highlights of the trip. Tashkent to Samarkand takes about two hours for roughly 300 km, Samarkand to Bukhara about an hour and a half, and Bukhara back to Tashkent about four hours. Seats are comfortable, with a snack trolley on board.
Trains sell out weeks ahead in spring and autumn, which is why we book your tickets with the hotels, and our guide meets you on the platform in every city. You only carry your passport — it’s checked when you board.
| Season | Months | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Spring | April – May | Pleasant days, gardens in bloom · best overall |
| Summer | June – August | Hot in Samarkand and Bukhara, often above 35 °C · cooler at Chimgan |
| Autumn | September – October | Warm, dry, harvest season in the bazaars · best overall |
| Winter | November – March | Cold, sometimes below zero · snow and skiing at Chimgan, fewer tourists |
For sightseeing, April–May and September–October are the sweet spots. Book 6–8 weeks ahead for these months, as trains and good hotels fill up. For Indian school holidays in May–June, start early in the day to avoid the afternoon heat.
Your total trip cost has four parts. The package covers the biggest one; the rest depend on your city and travel dates.
| Cost | Typical amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Land package | ₹46,200 – ₹95,999 per person | 4★ hotels, car, guide, train, entries — see the comparison above |
| Return flights to Tashkent | Varies by city and season | Direct from Delhi; one stop from most other cities. We quote from your city |
| Visa | Nil, or USD 20 e-visa | Nil if your multiple-entry US/UK/Schengen visa qualifies |
| Lunch, dinner and shopping | Your choice | Tashkent and Samarkand are good value for meals and souvenirs |
GST & TCS are added to package bills under Indian tax rules; TCS can be adjusted against your income tax.
For clients who want more than the standard route, we plan luxury Uzbekistan trips from scratch: 5★ hotels in Tashkent, boutique heritage stays inside the old towns of Samarkand and Bukhara, business-class seats on the Afrosiyob, a private historian-guide, and a chauffeured car across the country.
Luxury rates change with season and hotel availability, so we quote each departure individually instead of listing a fixed price.
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Our Uzbekistan packages cost ₹46,200 to ₹95,999 per person on double sharing, for 3 to 6 nights with 4★ hotels. Flights, visa, GST and TCS are extra.
Five to six nights covers Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara comfortably. With only three or four nights, stay in Tashkent and add a day trip to Samarkand or the Chimgan Mountains.
Not if you hold a valid multiple-entry visa from the USA, UK, Schengen states, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea or New Zealand — you can stay 30 days visa-free from 1 September 2026. Otherwise, apply for the e-visa at e-visa.gov.uz.
No. Our packages start and end at Tashkent airport, so travellers from any Indian city can join. We book your flights separately from your city.
About 300 km. The Afrosiyob bullet train covers it in roughly two hours, and it’s included in every IMAD itinerary that visits Samarkand.
Yes, from Delhi to Tashkent, about three hours. From Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai you usually fly with one stop.
Yes, with some planning. Tashkent has Indian restaurants, and our guide will suggest vegetarian options in Samarkand and Bukhara.
April, May, September and October, when days are pleasant for walking. Visit in winter if you want snow at Chimgan.
Yes. Every itinerary can be extended, upgraded to 5★ hotels or combined with Khiva. WhatsApp us your dates and number of travellers.
Last verified: 29 September 2026 — itineraries and prices from IMAD Travel’s current Uzbekistan programme; visa rule per Embassy of India, Tashkent (notice of 22 September 2026) and e-visa.gov.uz.
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