Uzbekistan Tours

Yes, Uzbekistan is very safe with a low crime rate, and locals are friendly and quite willing to help travelers, so you can enjoy traveling worry-free. Despite good policing, please do not go to the dark areas alone at night.

Since Uzbekistan is an Islamic country, modest clothing is a safer choice, especially in small towns, where people might be more conservative. Although big cities like Tashkent and Bukhara are more open and have no strict requirements on clothing in most situations, you are expected to wear long sleeves and pants while visiting mosques and mausoleums out of respect, and ladies need to wear headscarves.

A portable charger is necessary because the electricity is unreliable in remote areas. The Type C or Type F socket is widely used, so please prepare a plug converter if needed. Since most of the city is surrounded by the desert, it is advisable to prepare masks to defend against dust storms. For those who have car sickness, Dramamine can help alleviate the discomfort of jolting road trips. You may need to traverse the torrid desert, so don’t forget sun-protective gear, such as sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat.

All foreign travelers must register their stays in Uzbekistan with the local district OVIR (Department of Foreign Travel and Exit) within 3 days of arrival, which is generally done by the hotels, and they will be given registration slips. Please carefully keep them at all times during the trip, as they may need to be shown to immigration officials when leaving Uzbekistan.

Guests booking our Uzbekistan tour packages need not worry about this issue, as our guide will assist you. For independent travelers, please double-check with your hotel since some budget hotels don't have the right to register.

It depends. The internet signal is usually good in city areas, and most hotels, cafes, and restaurants provide free Wi-Fi. But it has nearly no access in rural areas, as do mobile signals. A local SIM card can help you keep in basic touch by texting or calling.

It is not recommended to drink tap water directly. Bottled water is a more secure choice. Our private tours will provide you with bottled water every day.