Uzbekistan & Caucasus Discovery
Summary
Embark on an extraordinary 15-day journey through Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia — across the ancient Silk Road and the spectacular South Caucasus. Discover Uzbekistan’s magnificent Islamic architecture, bustling bazaars, and legendary cities before continuing through Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia to experience medieval fortresses, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, breathtaking mountain scenery, and centuries-old traditions. From the blue domes of Samarkand and the walled city of Khiva to the vineyards of Kakheti and Armenia’s ancient monasteries, this immersive itinerary showcases four remarkable countries united by history, hospitality, and unforgettable cultural heritage.
Tour Overview
Itinerary
Price Inclusions
Included
- All tours and transfers as per itinerary by comfortable vehicle with A/C
- Airport transfers throughout the tour
- Economy-class domestic flight from Tashkent to Urgench
- Economy-class high-speed train tickets on the Bukhara–Samarkand and Samarkand–Tashkent routes
- 14 nights accommodation in 3–4* hotels
- 14 breakfasts and 13 lunches
- Spanish / English / Italian guides throughout the tour
- All entrance tickets to the mentioned sights
- Wine tasting at KTW Winery in Georgia
Excluded
- International flight tickets
- Tashkent–Baku flight
- Visas (if applicable)
- Dinners
- Travel insurance
- The cover of medical emergencies
- All additional tours not mentioned in the programme
- Tips to guide and 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.
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Chat with us on WhatsAppYes. This tour is deliberately routed Azerbaijan first, then Georgia, then Armenia. This reverse order poses no problem — Armenia admits travelers with Azerbaijani stamps.
The itinerary crosses from Azerbaijan into Georgia at Lagodekhi border and from Georgia into Armenia at Bagratashen border, with your guide assisting at both crossings.