Tashkent is a spacious, green city with many different sides. The Old Town’s traditional neighbourhoods and madrasas sit alongside wide avenues, Soviet architecture, modern districts and cosy cafés.
Allow at least two days for your first visit. On the first day, explore the Hazrati Imam complex, Chorsu Bazaar, Kukeldash Madrasa and several metro stations. Spend the second day discovering central Tashkent: Amir Temur Square, the Monument of Courage, museums, parks and the modern Tashkent City district.
Tashkent is best explored at a relaxed pace. Avoid trying to see everything in just a few hours. Leave time for leisurely walks, tea, plov and unexpected discoveries along the way.
A relaxed first-day example If you arrive after a long journey, leave time to check in and rest, then choose a short central walk in the evening. Give the full Old City–Chorsu–modern Tashkent route its own day. When contacting me, share your dates, group size, accommodation address and interests. The sightseeing tour lasts 5 hours and is approximately 70% walking and 30% travelling by car. Meals are not included in the main programme. A lunch, dinner or other food stop is optional and arranged in advance. A 2026 BYD Chazor hybrid accommodates up to four guests.
Total city tour price for your group: 1 guest — USD 100, 2 guests — USD 120, 3 guests — USD 140, 4 guests — USD 160. Pay when we meet; no deposit required. View the tour itinerary.
For an airport transfer, include your flight number and luggage details. Please confirm luggage arrangements in advance.