Tours in Samarkand

Discover Samarkand’s most iconic sites in one seamless tour, from the majestic Gur-e-Amir to the stunning Shah-i-Zinda Necropolis. Enjoy insider stories from a, stroll through the lively Siyob Bazaar, and capture unforgettable photos at the city’s historic landmarks.

Experience the authentic taste of Uzbek village life through a hands-on cooking class. Pick fresh ingredients at a local bazaar, then learn to prepare traditional dishes like Plov, Dumplings, or Tandoor-baked Somsa, paired with vibrant salads, a tangy vinegar drink, and sweet desserts. Enjoy the rich aromas, bold flavors, and rustic charm of homemade Uzbek cuisine in a warm, family-style setting.

Day trip to Shakhrisabz from Samarkand avoids the hassle of renting a car and allows travelers to explore the beautiful landscapes and historical monuments beyond the city through a convenient 7-hour excursion, during which they can enjoy the stunning nature outside of Samarkand, breathe fresh mountain air, observe the unusual shapes of mountain stones, visit the market located at the top of the mountain, and discover the remarkable historical monuments in Shakhrisabz

Do you like trekking! When in Samarkand don’t miss a chance to go to Tajikistan and visit the beautiful group of mountain lakes, called Seven Lakes and Kuli Kalon lake. Highlights: - Explore all Seven Lakes — from the emerald calm of Nezhigon to the deep sapphire of Hazorchashma - Trek through mountain valleys surrounded by high ridges and pristine nature - Meet local families and enjoy authentic home-cooked meals - Stay in a traditional guesthouse with panoramic views - Learn local legends and the geology behind the vibrant lake colors - Ideal for photography — dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, wildflowers, and mirror-like waters - Overnight at the village "Artuch".

Welcome to Samarkand, the fabled “Rome of the East,” the dazzling crossroads of East and West, whose splendour once rivalled the greatest capitals. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll stand amongst turquoise domes that pierce the vast Central Asian sky, where the echoes of Silk Road caravans, conquering empires, and brilliant scholars still linger in the air. The tour starts outside the Museum of Regional Studies. Your guide is Saodat: a passionate local historian and masterful storyteller who knows every corner of her beloved city by heart. She’ll share the city’s history along with her insights, bringing its ancient stones to life. Saodat doesn’t just list facts; she brings the past to life. By the end of the tour, you’ll have journeyed through 2,700 years of this dazzling city’s past and understand why, for millennia, travellers have left Samarkand utterly enchanted.