Budget Tours & Trips to Uzbekistan

The cultural tour costs approx. $120 per day, including 3-star hotels and daily breakfast. Highlights include Tashkent's Applied Arts museum, Bukhara's trading domes, and Samarkand's Shahi Zinda complex. Train tickets and local English-speaking guides (rated 4.8/5) are included.

This cultural immersion package costs approx. $110 per day, including meals, accommodations, and entrance fees. Traditional guesthouses, UNESCO sites, and modern bullet train travel between historic cities showcase authentic Uzbek hospitality.

The comprehensive Uzbekistan tour runs approx. $260 per day, covering hotels, desert camp stay, and most meals. The itinerary spans 5 historic cities with entry to sites like Khiva's Old Citadel and Samarkand's Registan Square. Additional activities include desert castle tours from $40 and traditional hammam visits for $25.

At approx. $140 per day, travel through Uzbekistan's Silk Road cities with stays at Tashkent Human, Samarkand Arba, and Bukhara Rangrez hotels. Daily breakfasts come included, plus you'll get a traditional plov cooking class and dinner in a Bukhara family home. Economy-class domestic transport uses comfortable evening trains from Tashkent to Samarkand and a flight from Urgench back to Tashkent, keeping costs low while giving you more time at UNESCO sites.

At approx. $180 per day, see UNESCO-listed Registan Square in Samarkand and the Shah-i-Zinda Necropolis with its vibrant blue-tiled mausoleums. Accommodations include budget-friendly options like Arba Hotel in Samarkand and Rangrez Hotel in Bukhara, while daily breakfasts and entrance fees to all monuments are included. Comfortable train travel takes you across the Kyzylkum plains, and you'll try authentic local culture with a homemade plov cooking class in a traditional Uzbek home.

A rich 12-day adventure featuring daily breakfast, entrance fees, and folk shows in Bukhara. The tour includes domestic flight Tashkent-Nukus, comfortable accommodations, and guided tours of 5 UNESCO sites. Rated 4.5/5 by past travelers, offering comprehensive coverage of Uzbekistan's highlights.

At approx. $170 per day, this 9-day trip through Uzbekistan mixes budget-friendly guesthouse stays in Hayat Village with comfortable 3-star hotels like Tashkent's Human Hotel and Samarkand's Arba Hotel. Economy-class train travel connects the major cities, and entrance fees are included for UNESCO-listed sites like Samarkand's Registan Square and Bukhara's Po-i-Kalyan Complex. Daily breakfasts come standard, plus you'll have lunches at a ceramic master's home in Rishtan and dinner with local families in the Nuratau Mountains. This setup keeps costs manageable while offering real cultural connections across the Fergana Valley and the old Silk Road caravan cities.

Your Uzbek adventure costs approx. $190 per day, with 3-star hotels in central locations, daily breakfasts, and English guides. The itinerary features UNESCO sites like Khiva's old town and folk shows. Optional add-ons include Bukhara hammam ($25) and Samarkand light shows.

Affordable pricing for budget-conscious travelers with 4-star accommodations at Khujand Deluxe Hotel. You'll also stay at comfortable 3-star properties including Human Hotel in Tashkent and Arba Hotel in Samarkand. Economy-class railway transfers connect you between Samarkand, Bukhara, and Tashkent throughout the trip. In Bukhara, attend a traditional plov cooking master class with dinner at a local family home. Group sizes range from 4 to 18 travelers, and the package includes local English-speaking guides with all entrance fees covered.

At approx. $240 per day, this 11-day package offers great value with stays at Khiva Residence and Arba Hotel Samarkand included. You'll get authentic Uzbek hospitality with a hands-on plov cooking masterclass and dinner at a local Bukhara home, plus walk through the UNESCO-listed Ichan-Kala in Khiva and the ancient Sogdian ruins of Sarazm near Penjikent. Budget-conscious travelers get included economy-class flights from Urgench to Tashkent and train transfers between Samarkand and Bukhara, maximizing time at iconic sites like Registan Square and the turquoise-domed mosques of Bukhara.