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Traveling to Uzbekistan is becoming more and more popular first of all among travelers who want to discover original Cultural Destinations. From early 2000s Uzbekistan could earn the names like: “Crossroads of the Silk Road”, “Road to Samarkand” etc. which could inspire a few millions of travelers. Furthermore, the words like: Samarkand, Bukhara, Silk Road, Amu Darya, steppes of Central Asia have been related to magical, legendary places.

What to See?

There’s lot to see and discover in Uzbekistan. First of all it ancient history, everlasting traditions, hospitable local people and their typical colorful clothes, rich and varied cuisine, beautiful art and crafts. The trips in Uzbekistan start in Tashkent which is the capital of the country with traditional and modern Soviet architecture. From Tashkent travelers reach one of the oldest cities (Samarkand or Khiva) and start the main adventure. Normally it includes three main cities (Bukhara, Samarkand, Khiva) and then following time flexibility other destinations like Fergana Valley, the Aral Sea and its region, desert yurt camps, mountain villages etc can be added as completion to the Classical Uzbekistan Trips. There is a possibility to combine the Uzbekistan trips with tours to the neighboring countries (Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Iran, China etc). The best time to visit Uzbekistan is spring and autumn and te most popular duration to visit is 8-12 days.

How to Get Visa?

The citizens of most Asian countries need to have valid visa to visit Uzbekistan (except Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan). The citizens of Thailand, Malaysia and Japan can obtain Uzbekistan visa without any Letter of Invitation and the citizens of all other Asian countries need a LOI for obtaining an Uzbek visa.

The visa can be obtained at the Diplomatic missions of Uzbekistan in any country with a Letter of Invitation (LOI) given by a local Uzbek travel agency. The visa process takes 7-12 days. The required documents can be sent by mail if the Uzbekistan embassy is far from the traveler’s location. The visa with passport will be sent back to the traveler by mail.

Uzbek Visa at Airport

The citizens of Asian countries where there is no Uzbekistan Embassy can get their visas at the International Airport of Tashkent with a confirmed LOI (Letter of Invitation). Note: this facility is only for travelers arriving in Uzbekistan by plane and if you are entering Uzbekistan by land border you can’t get your visa on the border. And if before arriving in Uzbekistan you are traveling in another country where there are Uzbek Diplomatic missions you have to go there for having your visa.

Uzbekistan Visa Requirements are:

Invitation letter (only for some countries)

One duly completed and signed Visa Application Form.

Valid original passport

Copy of passport (copy of pages with personal data, visas, stamps and other records).

One passport size color photo

Visa Fee

How much the Trips to Uzbekistan Cost?

Uzbekistan can be a very inexpensive place if the trip is planned carefully. The trips of CentAsia Voyages in Uzbekistan costs from less than 55$ a day to 140$ and more following the category of the hotels and transport. This pricing includes: transport services, services of professional tour guides, accommodation in shared double/twin room and some meals. You can see our Trip Ideas or contact your local travel expert for an individual quote. 

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The flights

Currently, 15 airline companies offer tour from/to Uzbekistan a good choice of flights. There are direct flights with more than 50 cities of the world. While Uzbekistan Airways is reputed as very reliable airline company with reasonable price travelers flying in Uzbekistan use a lot the services of Turkish or Malaysian or Korean Air companies. Most of the flights arrive in Tashkent.

Is Uzbekistan Safe for Asian Solo Traveler?

Uzbekistan is among the countries where the criminality rate is the lowest. Whenever you arrive in any of main tourist destinations of the country you will feel it immediately. There is a quite friendly atmosphere with helpful people. Thousands of people are traveling in Uzbekistan solo or independently every year and the only problem they can confront with is the language barrier.

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