About traveluzbekistan.to
Your comprehensive guide to exploring Uzbekistan — one of Central Asia’s most fascinating destinations.
Our mission
traveluzbekistan.to was born from a simple observation: Uzbekistan has incredible things to offer travelers, but finding reliable, up-to-date information can be challenging. We set out to change that.
Our platform brings together everything a tourist needs — from iconic landmarks like the Registan to hidden local restaurants, from practical transport advice to curated walking routes. All in one place, in three languages.
We believe that great travel starts with great information. That’s why every listing on traveluzbekistan.to is researched, verified, and regularly updated to ensure you get the most accurate picture possible.
What we stand for
Discover authentically
We showcase real places, verified by locals and travelers alike. No paid rankings — just honest recommendations.
Trilingual experience
Content available in English, Russian, and Uzbek. We believe tourism should be accessible to everyone.
Support local
We partner with local guides, artisans, and businesses to ensure tourism benefits the communities it touches.
Trusted information
Opening hours, prices, and practical tips are regularly verified. We flag anything that might be outdated.
Community driven
Built with feedback from travelers, locals, and tourism professionals to create the most useful resource possible.
City by city
Starting with Samarkand, expanding to Tashkent, Bukhara, Khiva, and beyond. Each city gets the depth it deserves.
Cities we cover
We’re building traveluzbekistan.to city by city, starting with the jewels of the Silk Road.
Samarkand
The Crossroads of Cultures
Bukhara
The Noble City of the Silk Road
Khiva
The Open-Air Museum of the Silk Road
Tashkent
The Modern Capital of Uzbekistan
Shakhrisabz
Birthplace of Amir Timur
Kokand
Capital of the Fergana Valley
Nukus
Capital of Karakalpakstan and the Savitsky Museum
Baysun
UNESCO heritage · the lost world of southern Uzbekistan
Andijan
Birthplace of Babur · third-largest city in Uzbekistan
Fergana
Heart of the Fergana Valley · gateway to Margilan and Rishtan
Karshi
2,700 years of history · ancient Nakhshab on the way to Termez
Muynak
Ship cemetery on the dry seabed of the Aral Sea
Namangan
City of crafts and flowers · second-largest city of Uzbekistan
Navoi
Young oasis of the Kyzylkum · gateway to Sarmyshsay petroglyphs
Termez
Buddhist, Greco-Bactrian and Islamic crossroads on the Afghan border
Urgench
Gateway to Khorezm, Khiva and the desert fortresses
Jizzakh
Halfway between Tashkent and Samarkand · gateway to Aydar Lake
Gulistan
Land of flowers · capital of the Syrdarya Region
Kitab
Geological reserve and quiet neighbour of Shakhrisabz
Nurata
Sacred Chashma spring · gateway to Aydar Lake & Kyzylkum
Chirchiq
Riverside satellite of Tashkent · gateway to Chimgan & Charvak
Rishtan
World capital of ceramics · turquoise glaze of the Fergana Valley
Gazalkent
Mountain gateway to Charvak, Chimgan & Beldersay
Denau
Subtropical orchards of southern Surkhandarya
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