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 and Memorial of Repressions
Independence Square, Victory Monument and Amir Temur Square
Broadway Street — artists and souvenir stalls
Highlights of Samarkand
Registan Square — three tiled madrasas from the 15th and 17th centuries
Gur-i-Emir — mausoleum of Amir Temur
Bibi Khanum Mosque
Shah-i-Zinda necropolis
Ulugbek Observatory
Siyob Bazaar and a silk carpet workshop
Highlights of Bukhara
Lyabi Hauz — the old pool square under mulberry trees
Bolo Hauz Mosque
Magoki Attori Mosque
Madrasas of Abdul Aziz Khan and Ulugbek
Poi Kalyan complex — Kalyan Minaret, Masjidi Kalyan and Miri Arab Madrasa
Sitorai Mokhi Khosa — summer palace of the last emir
The classic Silk Road in six days. You travel Tashkent → Samarkand → Bukhara → Tashkent entirely on the Afrosiyob bullet train, sleeping a night in each of the two great caravan cities. It’s the route most of our clients choose for a first proper Uzbekistan trip, with 4★ hotels in every city and a private car and guide throughout. The trip starts and ends at Tashkent airport, so you can fly in from any Indian city.
Samarkand is the showpiece. Registan Square, framed by three tiled madrasas, is the image most people have of Uzbekistan — and staying overnight means you can see it lit up after dark. Add Gur-i-Emir, the giant Bibi Khanum Mosque and the blue-tiled tombs of Shah-i-Zinda.
Bukhara feels like a living old town. Life still centres on Lyabi Hauz, and a short walk takes you under domed bazaars to the 47-metre Kalyan Minaret, which has stood since the 12th century. Don’t miss Sitorai Mokhi Khosa, the last emir’s summer palace, with its mix of Russian and Uzbek design.
In Tashkent you’ll see the Hazrati Imam complex, Amir Temur Square and the Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial, where India’s second Prime Minister signed the Tashkent Declaration in 1966.
Why go now? Since 1 September 2026, Indians with 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. See our Uzbekistan visa guide for Indians.
Good to know: you change hotels three times, so a medium suitcase per person is easier on the trains. The Afrosiyob sells out weeks ahead in spring and autumn — book 6–8 weeks before travel. Flights are booked separately from your city. A child pays the adult rate; an infant travels free.
Welcome to Tashkent, the heart of Central Asia. After immigration and baggage collection, our representative meets you in the arrivals hall. Your private car, with complimentary Wi-Fi on board, takes you to your 4★ hotel for check-in. The evening is free — dinner at a restaurant of your choice (own payment).
Day 2 - Tashkent City Tour
After breakfast, begin at the Hazrati Imam complex, then visit the Monument of Courage, the Memorial of Repressions and the Tashkent TV Tower from outside. After lunch at a local restaurant (own payment), see the Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial and statue, Independence Square, the Victory Monument, Broadway Street and Amir Temur Square.
Day 3 - Tashkent to Samarkand (by bullet train)
After breakfast, check out and take the Afrosiyob bullet train to Samarkand. Check in to your hotel, then start the city tour at Registan Square, followed by Gur-i-Emir and the Bibi Khanum Mosque. After lunch at a local restaurant (own payment), visit the Shah-i-Zinda necropolis, Ulugbek’s Observatory, Siyob Bazaar and a silk carpet workshop. Overnight in Samarkand.
Day 4 - Samarkand to Bukhara (by bullet train)
After breakfast, check out and take the bullet train to Bukhara. Tour the old town: Lyabi Hauz, the Bolo Hauz Mosque, Magoki Attori, the madrasas of Abdul Aziz Khan and Ulugbek, and the Poi Kalyan complex with Masjidi Kalyan and the Miri Arab Madrasa. After lunch (own payment), visit Sitorai Mokhi Khosa, the summer palace of the last emir. Overnight in Bukhara.
Day 5 - Bukhara to Tashkent (by bullet train)
After breakfast, check out and take the bullet train back to Tashkent. Check in to your hotel; the rest of the day is free for shopping. Overnight in Tashkent.
Day 6 - Tashkent Departure
After breakfast, check out and transfer to Tashkent airport for your flight home. Timings follow your flight schedule.
Included/Excluded
Airport meet & greet with arrival and departure transfers