Things to do in Tashkent

Tashkent: The Star of the Orient

Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, is a fascinating blend of ancient Silk Road history, Soviet-era grandeur, and modern development. As the largest city in Central Asia, it serves as the perfect introduction to the region's rich culture and hospitality. Whether you are looking for a short Tashkent City Break or a starting point for a wider Silk Road adventure, this city offers a unique travel experience for global explorers.

Why Choose a Tashkent Group Package?

Uzbekistan is an emerging destination, and while safe, navigating the language and logistics can be a challenge for independent travelers. TripClub’s group tours take care of everything. From organizing trips to the mountains to securing tickets for the high-speed Afrosiyob train, we ensure your journey is comfortable, efficient, and packed with insight from local English-speaking guides.

Highlights of the Region

Our Tashkent itineraries offer a perfect balance of urban exploration and nature escapes:

• City Heritage: Visit the Khast Imam Complex, home to one of the world's oldest Qurans, and explore the iconic Chorsu Bazaar under its massive blue dome to taste local spices and dried fruits.
• Chimgan Mountains & Charvak Lake: Just a short drive from the city, escape to the "Switzerland of Uzbekistan." Enjoy cable car rides with panoramic mountain views and relax by the azure waters of Charvak Lake.
• Samarkand Connection: Tashkent is the hub for the high-speed rail network. Many of our packages include seamless connections or day trips to the legendary city of Samarkand to see the Registan Square.
• Modern Tashkent: Stroll through Broadway Street, see the Independence Square, and enjoy the city's surprisingly vibrant park life and cafe culture.

A Safe & Welcoming Destination Uzbekistan is renowned for its safety and the warmth of its people. With visa-free entry or simple E-visas available for over 80 nationalities, Tashkent has never been more accessible. It offers 5-star experiences at a fraction of the cost of European destinations.