Two-Day Tour to Samarkand: Eastern Splendor

Embark on an exhilarating two-day journey to Samarkand, the shining jewel of the Silk Road, where turquoise domes and UNESCO World Heritage sites await you.

The tour to Samarkand is offered at a price starting from $236 for a double room in a three-star hotel and $265 for a four-star hotel. For those wishing to stay in a single room, the cost will be $256 and $290, respectively. Enhance your experience with a professional guide-led tour for an additional $100.

Your adventure will begin with a comfortable ride on the high-speed train "Afrosiab" from Tashkent, which will open the doors to a world of ancient empires and architectural masterpieces, leaving unforgettable impressions. From the magnificent Registan Square to the unique workshops of the Konigil village — our tour will provide you with an unparalleled immersion into the culture, history, and art of Samarkand.

Book your spot today to enjoy the magic of Samarkand's mosques, mausoleums, and bazaars.

Tour to Samarkand for two days.

Day-by-day tour program

Day 1 Tashkent, by train to Samarkand, excursion lunch, dinner

Your adventure to Samarkand starts with a journey on the high-speed train "Afrosiab" from Tashkent. Departure is set for 8:00 AM, with arrival in the enchanting city scheduled for 10:08 AM. Upon reaching the station, a driver will greet and escort you to the hotel. Once the heart of Tamerlane's empire, this city boasts a wealth of historical landmarks. Following some rest, your exploration begins. The first highlight is Registan Square, showcasing the grandeur of three madrasahs: Ulugh Beg, Tilla-Kori, and Sher-Dor. Next on the agenda is the Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum, the final resting place of Tamerlane. Lunch at "Karimbek" features succulent skewers. The journey proceeds to the Bibi-Khanym Mosque and the vibrant Siab Bazaar, perfect for souvenir hunting. The day concludes with a visit to the Shahi-Zinda complex, renowned for its picturesque mausoleums. Dining at "Novy Arbat" on a lamb and vegetable dish will be a delightful end to your day.

Day 2 Excursion, by train to Tashkent, breakfast, lunch

After breakfast, check out of the hotel with your bags, and you'll meet your guide and driver. First, you head to Konigil village to see how paper is made from mulberry trees using an old water mill. You'll tour this unique place and even join a workshop to learn about crafting Samarkand bread. After picking up some souvenirs, you will go to the Ulugbek Observatory. Here, you'll explore the ancient tools used by scholars to study the stars. Next, enjoy the famous Samarkand pilaf for lunch in a popular local spot. Then, you visit the mausoleum of Khoja Daniyar. Legends say he was the prophet Daniel, and this site is sacred to Muslims, Christians, and Judaists. Your Samarkand tour will end with a ride back to Tashkent on the 6:00 PM Afrosiab train, arriving by 8:10 PM. Upon arrival to Tashkent, your two-day tour to Samarkand will end.

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Price for 1 pax
Accommodation in 3* Hotel
Double/twin room
$236
Single room
$256
Accommodation in 4* Hotel
Double/twin room
$265
Single room
$290
Escort tour guide
$100
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Prices valid until: 31.12.2024

Included 

Tour to Samarkand for two days includes

Both options include:
  • accommodation in a standard double/twin room;
  • railway ticket Tashkent - Samarkand - Tashkent economy class;
  • meals according to the program (breakfast, lunch, dinner);
  • excursion in Samarkand according to the program, with local guides in English (if necessary, a guide provided in German, Spanish, Italian, French, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and Russian languages);
  • the cost of entrance tickets in Samarkand;
  • air-conditioned transport in Samarkand for excursion;
  • one bottle of mineral water (1.5 litres) per person for each day of the tour;
  • photo & video costs during the city tour program.

Not Included

Tour to Samarkand for two days excludes

Important! Both options exclude:
  • early check-in and late check-out from the hotels;
  • personal cash expenses;
  • travel insurance.

What else?

Things to do in Samarkand


Brief description of the attractions of Samarkand with photographs