Silk Road: Uzbekistan, Georgia & Armenia
Summary
Journey along the Silk Road on this epic 17-day tour through Uzbekistan, Georgia, and Armenia. Explore Samarkand, Tbilisi, Yerevan, and centuries of shared cultural heritage.
Tour Overview
Itinerary
Price Inclusions
Included
- All transfers according to a program by Car, Sprinter or Bus with A/C
- 16 nights accommodation in a DBL/TWIN, SGL rooms in the 4* hotels
- Free Wi-Fi service in the mentioned hotels
- Meals: 16 breakfasts
- English speaking guide service during the tours
- All entrance tickets to the mentioned sights
- Tickets for high-speed train for Tashkent-Samarkand and Samarkand-Bukhara
- Tickets for the normal train Khiva - Bukhara
- Tickets for the domestic flight from Urgench to Tashkent
- Several beverage tasting in KWT
- Local jeeps to visit Kazbegi
- Visit to Dashbashi canyon
- Wine degustation at local winery
- Local 4x4 jeep service to visit Garni gorge
Excluded
- Airfare
- Visas (if applicable)
- Insurance
- Lunches and dinners
- The cover of medical emergencies
- All additional tours not mentioned in the program
- Tipping the porters of the hotels
- Tipping the guide and the driver
Dates & Rates
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before booking this tour — visas, seasons, borders, and what daily life on the road looks like.
Still have questions?
Chat with us on WhatsAppMost travelers do not need a visa for Uzbekistan, Georgia & Armenia. However, visa requirements depend on your nationality and passport type.
You can check the latest visa requirements by visiting the official websites of the relevant authorities:
E-visa portal of Uzbekistan: https://e-visa.gov.uz/application
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia: https://www.mfa.am/en/visa/
E-visa portal of Georgia: https://www.evisa.gov.ge/GeoVisa/
What Our Travelers Say
“Samarkand, Tbilisi, and Yerevan in one journey was ambitious — and Phoenix pulled it off without a hitch. Each country was given proper time and our guides were excellent throughout. A trip of a lifetime.”
Noa Cohen