UZBEKISTAN · DESTINATION
Uzbekistan's classics.
The 10 bukhara tours travellers book most across Uzbekistan, with what each one involves, who runs it and what it costs.
Small-group Bukhara walking tour with a pro English guide, UNESCO sites like Poi-Kalyan and Ark views, plus craft visits.
“She was the best guide - proactive, prepared and nice overall. I definitely suggest Mari as a guide for your bukhara exploration”
Private old-town walk in Bukhara with a local guide, Ark fortress views, major minarets and madrasas, plus markets and crafts.
“A great trip through the history of Bukhara with all the important mosques and madrassahs seen. The guide was excellent.”
Private 6-hour Old City tour of Bukhara with a licensed guide: Ark, Kalyan Minaret, bazaars, mosques, hotel pickup.
“guide was very comprehensive with her information, had a great chat about our different cultures and saw just about everything their was to see in bukhara.”
Story-led Bukhara city tour with guide Kamilla, handmade messages from the past, old-city monuments, and craft culture; $66 per group.
“We had an amazing experience thanks to our Kamilla! Friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate, she brought Bukhara to life with stories, hidden details we would’ve otherwise missed and personal stories about Uzbek way of living. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an authentic experience!”
A private 5–7 hour walking tour of Old Bukhara’s top mosques, madrasas, fortress, bazaars, and synagogue with tickets included.
“Had an amazing private tour with this very knowledgeable guide Sitora. She explained everything about this city as well many old stories and legends of Uzbekistan and the associated with Persia. I asked many questions and she is such a good accompany while we walk in the old city. It was also very challenging time…”
Two days from Bukhara to Aydarkul Lake yurts for camel rides, sunset, bonfire songs, and Milky Way stargazing in Uzbekistan.
“We got a driver, not a guide! He was very kind and friendly, but he didn't speak English at all. There was no internet in most places, we couldn't use translation apps and communication was almost impossible. Camel raiding was exciting, but being asked for tips was rude. Yurt camping was fine, but the camp…”
4.5-hour guided walk through Bukhara’s UNESCO Old Town with Hamza, bazaars, mosques, and domes—history-heavy, ticket-line skipped.
“Hamza is a great tour guide, keeping everyone informed and entertained all the time. He is funny and made me laugh and feel light, but the most important is that he also delivers on the historical and cultural side. It's definitely more than just a walk around. The time of the day is also very…”
A 5.5-hour private walk through Old Bukhara’s best Islamic monuments, from pre-Mongol mosques to the Samanid Mausoleum.
“la visite à été parfaite, notre guide était fort sympathique et nous a apporté beaucoup d informations concernant cette magnifique ville, la visite à été complète. merci”
A 5–6 hour private stroll through Bukhara’s Old Town highlights, guided in your language, with key monuments, markets, and optional entry fees.
“Knowledgeable, professional guide who tailored our time according to my specific requests and considerations. He also answered various questions I had regarding current trends in Uzbekistan's cultural, political, and economic development... so it was much more than just a history lesson or landmark tour.”
Unwind in Bukhara’s ancient hammam: foam scrub, massage, and Bukharian tea in a private 1-hour session behind Shahriston Hotel.
“Some confusion at the meetup were unsure of being at the right place for some time. The steam room, (too) hot marble slab and vigorous scrub were as expected, the firm massage too. Slightly surprised to have a male attendant / masseuse, and felt uncomfortable as others walked in and out between rooms. Dislike shown…”
