Tashkent, Chimgan & Samarkand
Tashkent with a day in the Chimgan mountains and Charvak Lake, then Samarkand's blue-tiled madrasas by high-speed train.
Trip at a glance
- Duration6 days / 5 nights
- Starts inTashkent
- RouteTashkent · Samarkand
- Places2 destinations
- CountryUzbekistan
- Ideal forFamily holidays, Cultural holidays
- Trip stylePrivate, customisable
- Package codeNX-1FFIOG
Best time to visit: April to June; September to October




Trip overview
Tashkent with a day in the Chimgan mountains and Charvak Lake, then Samarkand's blue-tiled madrasas by high-speed train.
The route spends 3 nights in Tashkent and 2 nights in Samarkand, so you get time for the main sights without changing hotels every day. It suits family holidays and cultural holidays, and every day can be shortened, swapped or extended.
Highlights
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1Arrive in Tashkent
- Arrive via Tashkent International Airport (TAS) and transfer to your hotel
- Check in and settle in
- Later: Day trip to Chimgan and Charvak Lake
Day 2Tashkent: Khast Imam Complex and Chorsu Bazaar
- Khast Imam Complex: Madrasas, mosque and the Uthman Quran
- Chorsu Bazaar: Domed market of spices, dried fruit and bread
Day 3Tashkent: Tashkent Metro and Amir Timur Square
- Tashkent Metro: Ornate stations of marble and chandeliers
- Amir Timur Square: Leafy square with the Timur statue
Day 4Tashkent to Samarkand
- Travel from Tashkent to Samarkand by road or train, or fly where it saves time (we compare options in your quote)
- Check in at your Samarkand hotel
- Registan: Three tiled madrasas around a square
Day 5Samarkand: Shah-i-Zinda and Gur-e-Amir
- Shah-i-Zinda: Avenue of blue-tiled mausoleums
- Gur-e-Amir: Tomb of Timur, ancestor of the Mughals
Day 6Depart from Samarkand
- Breakfast and hotel check-out
- Transfer to Samarkand Airport (SKD) for your journey home
How this version is planned
- Daily drives kept short, with stops for children
- Family rooms, connecting rooms or extra beds requested and confirmed in the quote
- One active day followed by a slower morning
- Child-friendly sights and meals noted for each stop
- Licensed local guides at the major heritage sites
This is a suggested itinerary. Sightseeing order may change with opening days, weather and local conditions; your final plan is in your written quote.
Good to know
- Tashkent: Spend your first and last nights in Tashkent; it fits easily around the direct flights.
- Samarkand: See the Registan twice: in daylight for the tiles and after dark when it is lit up.
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