Attraction Tours Around Tashkent

Most organised outings from Tashkent are built around one of five themes. Knowing the theme helps you judge an itinerary before you pay for it. Prices below come from public listings and shift by season and group size, so treat them as starting points.

Theme 1: Islamic heritage

Look for a route that includes Hazrati Imam Square, Chorsu Bazaar and the Center of Islamic Civilization. Some packages that add a meal are listed at about USD 65 per adult. Independent visitors can buy the Center ticket directly at USD 25 for adults and USD 20 for children, with an audio guide included. The Center opened in March 2026 and shows the Uthman Quran.

Religious sites call for covered shoulders and knees, hair coverings for women in mosques, and removable shoes.

Theme 2: Soviet modernism

A good tour explains why Tashkent looks as it does after the 1966 earthquake. Ask that it includes Kosmonavtlar station, Chorsu Bazaar and the State Museum of History, all UNESCO-listed in July 2026, along with the Palace of Peoples’ Friendship and the State Circus, which are on the same list. The Sun Heliocomplex at Parkent belongs to the group as well. Hotel Uzbekistan from 1974 is a fine stop but sits outside the UNESCO list.

Theme 3: Mountain day

The standard mountain tour joins Amirsoy, Chimgan and Charvak. Shared tours appear on booking sites at about USD 40 to 43 per adult. Count on 1.5 to 2 hours of driving each way. A cable car at Chimgan and gondolas at Amirsoy depend on weather. Charvak is a reservoir; if you swim, stay close to the shore.

Theme 4: Solar furnace

The Big Solar Furnace near Parkent is about 45 km from the capital. It is visited with an operator. Expect about 3 hours at the site and 6 hours door to door, with a possible staircase to the deck. Private-car listings start near USD 186 per group.

Theme 5: Food and bazaar

Chorsu tasting walks are a common format. Ask which dishes are included and whether you pay in cash.

Questions to ask any operator

  • Is the guide licensed and is the vehicle insured?
  • Are tickets to the Center of Islamic Civilization or museums included?
  • What happens if the cable car or gondola is closed for weather?
  • Is the price per person or per vehicle?

Compare formats on GetYourGuide and read about venues on the tourism portal . The Center sells tickets on iTicket .

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