Tashkent Tours & Trips

What our customers ask about Tashkent Tours & Trips

• What is the best time to visit Tashkent?

  Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) provide the most pleasant conditions for exploring Tashkent. Tour data shows these are the busiest seasons with April recording 30 tour departures and October showing 31 departures. The mild temperatures make walking through outdoor sites like the Chorsu Bazaar comfortable. Summer brings intense heat while winter temperatures drop significantly but open up opportunities for skiing at the Chimgan Mountains. A TourRadar traveler shared "The weather in spring was perfect for exploring the city's outdoor attractions like the Chorsu Bazaar and Khast Imam Complex."

• What are the must-visit historical sites in Tashkent?

  The Khast Imam Complex stands as Tashkent's historical centerpiece housing the renowned Uthman Quran in the Muyi Muborak Madrasah along with the Barak-Khan Madrasah and Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum. Modern history comes alive at Independence Square the Monument of Courage and Amir Timur Square. The centuries-old Chorsu Bazaar offers a window into daily life while the State Museum of Applied Art displays Uzbek craft traditions. Many visitors stay at the central Wyndham Tashkent for easy access to these sites. A TourRadar traveler noted "The guides were wonderful and professional making the historical sites come alive with their knowledge."

• What are the best local food experiences in Tashkent?

  The Central Asian Plov Center lets visitors watch chefs prepare the national dish in large traditional kazans. Local flavors abound at Chorsu Bazaar where vendors sell fresh produce and regional specialties. Home-cooked meals with local families feature regularly on tour itineraries. The neighborhood around Wyndham Tashkent offers restaurants serving traditional dishes like shashlik samsa and various pilaf styles. One TourRadar traveler shared "The food was amazing especially at the Plov Center where we could see the traditional cooking methods."

• What are some unique day trips possible from Tashkent?

  The Chimgan Mountains located 92 kilometers from Tashkent provide excellent hiking opportunities and chairlift rides with views of Charvak Reservoir. Traditional villages like Gidjal welcome visitors for authentic cultural experiences. The Western Tien-Shan mountains reveal ancient petroglyphs and hiking trails all accessible within a day's round trip from Tashkent. A TourRadar traveler recalled "The day trip to Chimgan Mountains was breathtaking with amazing views and hiking opportunities."

• How safe is Tashkent for tourists?

  Tashkent maintains a reputation as one of Central Asia's most secure capitals. Tourist areas including the Khast Imam Complex and Independence Square benefit from good lighting and regular police patrols. Hotels such as the Wyndham Tashkent and Art Residence provide 24-hour security and front desk service. Basic precautions are advised in busy areas like Chorsu Bazaar. A TourRadar traveler confirmed "We felt completely safe walking around Tashkent even in the evening around our hotel area."

• What unique shopping experiences can be found in Tashkent?

  Tashkent blends traditional markets with contemporary retail spaces. Chorsu Bazaar remains the primary destination for authentic souvenirs textiles and crafts. Samarkand Darvaza offers modern shopping with traditional touches. Near Stars Plaza artisans work in open workshops crafting traditional items. The Applied Arts Museum shop sells certified authentic handicrafts. One TourRadar traveler noted "The Chorsu Bazaar was a highlight with amazing traditional crafts and friendly vendors."