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Uzbekistan
From Silk Road cities to artisan workshops, Uzbekistan blends heritage, daily life, and vast landscapes.
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The country with Aventure de Vie
In the Heart of the Silk Road
Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva have preserved outstanding architectural ensembles, but these cities are also vibrant places to live. Markets, homes, ceramic workshops and family dining tables let you go beyond simply visiting the monuments.
Aventure de Vie creates itineraries that connect major cities with more rural stops. Train and road travel allow for varied pacing and, depending on your plans, you can extend your trip to the Ferghana Valley or Tajikistan.
- Best seasons
- April to May and September to October; March for Navruz
- Climate
- Continental and dry, with hot summers and cold winters
- Regions
- Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva and the Ferghana Valley
- Experiences
- Silk Road, architecture, crafts and cuisine
On site
What to do in Uzbekistan?
01
See Samarkand’s changing light
Discover the Registan, mausoleums and the living city at different times of day.
02
Notice architectural details
Interpret mosaics, domes and courtyards with a guide who places each site in its historical context.
03
Share tea and local cuisine
Take a break with tea, dried fruits, bread and regional dishes.
04
Meet the artisans
Step inside a ceramics, embroidery, paper or woodcarving workshop.
Trips in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
The Jewels of Uzbekistan
Silk Road cities, Navrouz festivities and Tajikistan’s lakes on an epic Central Asian adventure.
When to go
Best times to visit
Spring and autumn generally offer the most comfortable temperatures. Summer is very hot in Western cities. Winter is cold, but may be suitable for a more urban, quieter journey.
Before you go
Good to know
Several large cities are linked by train, with road transfers supplementing the route. Historic centers are mainly explored on foot. Make sure to pack clothing suited to temperature changes and modest outfits for religious sites.
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