Heart of the Great Silk Road
Samarkand is the crossroads of Eastern and Western civilizations, the imperial capital of Amir Temur, and one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. Its architecture astounds with monumental portals, deep turquoise majolica, and intricate geometric mosaic work.
We curate your discovery of the city at an unhurried pace: early-morning visits to monuments before crowds arrive, private tours of the Konigil silk-paper workshop, and authentic Samarkand culinary tastings.
Deep immersion into the Timurid Renaissance and the astronomical legacy of Mirzo Ulugbek.
Discover the revived ancient craft of handmade Samarkand paper crafted from mulberry bark.
March — June & September — November (ideal weather for architectural walking tours)
Citizens of over 90 countries enjoy visa-free entry to Uzbekistan, with a streamlined e-Visa portal available for other nationalities.
High-speed Afrosiyob train from Tashkent (approx. 2h 15m) or direct arrival at Samarkand International Airport (SKD).
A signature expedition through millennia of Eastern architecture: from vibrant Tashkent and the azure domes of Samarkand to Bukhara’s caravanserais and the walled citadel of Itchan Kala in Khiva.