Uzbekistan & Silk Road tours
Walk the Silk Road through the heart of Uzbekistan. Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva — curated by people who live here.
Small-group journeys through Uzbekistan and Central Asia
Private tours on your dates
Your own guide and driver, at your own pace, on the days that suit you.
Small-group departures
Join a small group on a fixed date and share the road with other travellers.
Routes, dates and prices
Every trip page shows its route day by day, its departure dates and its price.
Private Uzbekistan tours, on your dates
Just your own people, and cosy boutique hotels in the old mahalla quarters.
Across Central Asia
Routes that cross the border into Uzbekistan’s neighbours and come back with the stamps to prove it.
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Uzbekistan in depth
The full circuit of the Silk Road cities, at the pace they deserve.
Short trips and extensions
Add one to a longer route, or come for a long weekend.
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Build the trip around your dates
Any of these routes can run privately, on the days you choose. Tell Muzaffar what you have in mind — he writes the routes and answers this himself, from Samarkand. Planning is free.
Hello — I'm Muzaffar, I run PilavTour from Samarkand. What are you thinking of: which cities, roughly when, and how many of you?
Where you go
Cities of the Silk Road
Each city has its own atmosphere — from the imperial scale of Samarkand to the museum-city stillness of Khiva. 13 guides, covering what to see, when to come, and which trips pass through.
In their words
Uzbekistan, as people see it
Reviews and videos from our travellers, and Instagram posts from them and from official tourism accounts.
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Stories from the road
What we have learned running these routes — when to come, what to eat, and the things nobody tells you until you are standing there.
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Tell us what you have in mind
Dates, group size, and roughly what you want to see. You get a real reply from the people who run the trips — a route and a price, not a brochure.