All Country Regions in Uzbekistan

Explore Andijan Region for Babur’s heritage, ancient Mingtepa, Fergana Valley markets, orchards and eastern Uzbek landscapes.

Bukhara Region combines Silk Road architecture, sacred sites, pottery villages, oasis cuisine and desert-edge landscapes in central Uzbekistan.

Explore Uzbekistan's Fergana Valley for Kokand's palaces, Margilan silk, Rishtan ceramics, lively bazaars and fertile mountain-framed landscapes.

Jizzakh Region pairs Uzbek Silk Road history with Zaamin's mountain forests, steppe horizons, rural food traditions and broad outdoor landscapes.

Explore Karakalpakstan’s Savitsky Museum, ancient Khorezmian sites, desert landscapes and the haunting ship cemetery of Muynak and the Aral Sea.

Kashkadarya Region brings together Timurid Shahrisabz, Qarshi's oasis heritage, mountain scenery, Silk Road history and southern Uzbek cuisine.

Explore Khorezm Region for Khiva’s tiled monuments, Amu Darya oasis landscapes, Central Asian history and distinctive Uzbek cuisine.

Explore Uzbekistan’s Kyzylkum Desert for dunes, Lake Aydar, ancient fortresses, petroglyphs, camel rides and exceptionally clear night skies.

Explore Namangan Region for Fergana Valley archaeology, Chust crafts, orchard landscapes, lively bazaars and the cultural life of eastern Uzbekistan.

Explore Navoiy Region for Silk-Road monuments, Kyzylkum landscapes, Nuratau villages, ancient petroglyphs and the reed-fringed waters of Aydarkul.

Explore Samarkand, the historic heart of the Silk Road, where ancient architecture meets vibrant bazaars and rich cultural traditions.

Explore Surkhandarya for ancient Termez, Buddhist ruins, Boysun traditions, mountain landscapes and the warm cultural character of southern Uzbekistan.

Explore Syrdarya Region for irrigated steppe landscapes, the Syr Darya, rural markets and a quieter Central Asian journey between Tashkent and Samarkand.

Explore Tashkent Region for western Tian Shan mountains, Charvak Reservoir, Uzbek villages, vineyards and accessible Silk-Road landscapes.