Tours To Uzbekistan
de en es fr it ru jp

How to travel to Uzbekistan: a quick guide by Anur Tour!

Exploring Uzbekistan is not that easy. Read our ultimate guide how to travel to Uzbekistan with ease and open mind - lose nothing but collect new memories and knowledge. 'Anur Tour' giving out these useful tips that would help any curious traveler during his tour to Uzbekistan.  Let us speak from our hearts :)  1. Is Uzbekistan safe for tourists? Is it worth to come to Uzbekistan? Tours to Uzbekistan had never ended badly or in any harmful concept. The country taking a place in top-5 countries for traveling alone by Wegoplaces.service and was heavily recommended visiting in 2020 by Lonely Planet service. Uzbekistan is a must-to-go place! 1.1. Uzbekistan is a secular country. Religion here never affects laws and social principles. Still, women have to cover their heads before entering religious & ancient places. Also, religious tours to Uzbekistan are very popular among believers. 2. What language is being used in Uzbekistan? People here speaking several languages and English is very common. Most of the citizens speak English, Russian and Uzbek. The guides of Anur Tour speaking English fluently and of course know everything about your program! 3. Visa to Uzbekistan is very easy to get. Here we have a list of visa-free countries and e-visa lands. Prices are $35 for a 2-entries visa and $50 for multiply entries visa. Both visas last 30 days. Anur Tour includes visa support in its Uzbekistan tour packages by default. 4. How much cash I can take to Uzbekistan?: no more than $5000 currency in cash via plane and less via other transport.  5. Transportation & such in Uzbekistan is also clear to understand: in most of the cases, you will arrive at International Airport of Tashkent named after Islom Karimov. (TAS). You will be met there by a driver usually at exit 3.  Never use a custom taxi! Their prices are way higher than standards and we never ever ask our guests to use it, unless there is a force majeure situation. Being in the city you can use a taxi provided by mobile apps, metro (a beautiful one!), buses and mini-buses.  6. How to pay in Uzbekistan: we heavily suggest you bring your money in cash because it will be easier for you. However, Uzbekistan has working 24/7 ATM machines in big cities but since OCT 2019 you can't cash out your card in US dollars anymore - only in UZS.  Most of cafes and restaurants support both Visa & MasterCard. Wishing you a pleasant travel in Uzbekistan or Central Asia! :)
General Information:
General Information
Area: 447,4 square kilometers; Population: more than 32 million of people; Average population density is 59.4 people for 1 sq. km; State language: Uzbek; Capital: Tashkent; Currency unit: Sum; Uzbekis...
The Great Silk Road
During the XV - XVI centuries there existed thousands of towns and roads that crossed the Asian continent and led to the West. Caravans passed by those roads, and each of the caravans was filled with...
History of Uzbekistan
In the II millennium BC. on the territory of Central Asia the Indo-Iranian tribes appeared, they came here from the south-west. Later these tribes settled on the territory of Khorezm (to the south of...
Uzbek cuisine
Uzbek cuisine is rich and known for a wide usage of meat is peculiar to its national part. Traditionally, the Uzbeks prefer mutton, they eat beef very often, and more rarely they use horse meat for co...
Uzbek traditions
The main features of Uzbek families are hospitality and traditionally deference respect to the elders. Usually the Uzbeks live by big families, consisting of several generations, that is why the big h...
Uzbek national clothes
The peculiarity of clothes of local nations has always been determined by climatic, social and tribal traditions. As far back as 19th century clothing (gowns, dresses, and shirts) continued keeping th...
Uzbek suzani
Suzani- decorative picture, embroidered in silk or cotton. For many centuries different schools were formed in the art of suzane embroidery: Nurata, Bukhara, Samarkand, Urgut, Shakhrisabz, Tashkent an...
Uzbek ceramics
Ceramic for many centuries has been the most highly developed kind of trade in Central Asia. Slip and not slip ceramics of the leading centers had local features, appearing in peculiarity of forms, or...
Bukhara embroidery
Bukhara seamstresses depending on technical devices divide golden sewing into several types. The main types are: “zarduzi-zaminduzi” – solid embroidery of golden background and &ldqu...
Customs regulations
Upon arrival in Uzbekistan, tourists need to be aware of import and export of currency and goods laws, established by the Customs Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan: If you are leaving the Republ...
Uzbekistan Festivals
Whenever it comes up for having fun and emotions - Uzbek people know it all!  Speaking in general, Uzbek festivals contain dances, music, national events & challenges such as ku...
How to travel to Uzbekistan: a quick guide by Anur Tour!
Exploring Uzbekistan is not that easy. Read our ultimate guide how to travel to Uzbekistan with ease and open mind - lose nothing but collect new memories and knowledge. 'Anur Tour' giving out these u...
Weather in Uzbekistan: when its time to travel?
Uzbekistan Republic is one of the five Republics of Central Asia. Its situated between the Amu Darya and Syr Darya, 2 the greatest Asian rivers. Relief of Uzbekistan contains flatlands, mountains and...
Uzbekistan Trains
Uzbekistan Trains Top Uzbekistan Train Destinations Train Types in Uzbekistan Additional Information on Uzbekistan Trains
Tashkent Metro
Tashkent metro - a labyrinth of myths and handmade miracles, done back in 1970s. It has a complicated but very interesting story - in April 1966 a crucial earthquake did an incurable harm towards...
Internet in Uzbekistan
Social media are now an important part of our life. We use them everywhere - and in travel too. What is the quality of Internet in Uzbekistan and Tashkent in particular? Let’s find out more. Mo...

Uzbekistan tours
About Anur Tour
About us Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions common.our_contacts
Uzbekistan
All about Uzbekistan The Great Silk Road History of Uzbekistan Uzbekistan cities Sights of Uzbekistan Uzbek Culture Customs regulations Embassies Reviews about Uzbekistan Photo gallery FAQ
Our Services
Uzbekistan tours Central Asia Tours Uzbekistan hotels Visa to Uzbekistan Transportation service Trains Flights MICE

Copyright © 2008 - 2025 Anur Tour

Instagram facebook Youtube Twitter